New Zealand's Opportunity Party Aims for Tax Reforms and Universal Basic Income
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New Zealand's Opportunity Party is proposing a universal basic income funded by a new land tax to combat high housing prices, a platform that has boosted the party's polling numbers above the parliamentary threshold. Although currently opposed by major parties, the proposal gains traction as both Labour and National may require the Opportunity Party's support for coalition formation after the upcoming election.
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