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Today: Opportunity lays out coalition bottom lines on the environment, economic competition and lobbying regulation ... What happened to the land tax and the universal basic income? Leader Qiulae Wong joined us. With diesel prices spiking and concerns about supply Transporting New Zealand says we should double our diesel reserves. We'll hear their plans for a fuel resilience fund and how to pay for it. And the strategic voting debate: Later in the hour Don Brash tells us why he thinks supporters of the coalition should give their party vote to Act or New Zealand First and their candidate vote to National.
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