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New govt cans ETS review, climate and environment ministers outside cabinet

Monday 27 Nov 23 10:30am

NZ First leader Winston Peters, National leader Christopher Luxon, and ACT leader David Seymour signed coalition agreements on Friday.

By Liz Kivi

The new National-led coalition government has dumped the current review of the Emissions Trading Scheme, and appointed climate and environment ministers outside cabinet.

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