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There were fiery clashes over crime, health, education and the economy on Wednesday night as the National and Labour party leaders went head to head in the Newshub Leaders' Debate.
Political editor Jane Patterson spoke to Corin Dann.
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Chris Hipkins and Christopher Luxon have cranked the election campaign energy up a notch.
The two leaders went head-to-head in an electric leaders debate Wednesday night, hosted by Newshub's Patrick Gower.
Both leaders committed to a myriad of new policies - some accidentally.
Political reporter Katie Scotcher has more.
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Last night the two Chris' went head-to-head in Newshub's leaders debate, clashing over crime, health, education and the economy.
And while the winner might be up for debate, one word came out on top; the word "actually" was uttered by National's Christopher Luxon a total of 76 times.
RNZ's data journalist Farah Hancock has been busy analysing the debate; and not just what words were spoken, but who spoke the most - and you might be surprised it wasn't Chris Hipkins or Christopher Luxon.
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π½ππππππ ππππππ£π€' πππππ₯πWe're a little over two weeks out from the election and both major parties have given their pitch to voters to ease the cost of living.
The question is, what will voters go for? Will it be GST-free fruit and vegetables, or a tax cut?
National Party finance spokesperson Nicola Wills is in Auckland, and Labour Party finance spokesperson Grant Robertson is in Wellington.
Corin Dann hosted the debate.
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