National promises low deposits for more first home buyers

Radio New Zealand and The New Zealand Herald describe the same event in different terms.

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What happenedNational wants to lift the income cap on the First Home Loan scheme to $300,000 combined if it wins re-election.

What changedRadio New Zealand frames it as "National promises low deposits for more first home buyers". The New Zealand Herald frames it as "National pledges to make it easier for first-home buyers to get 5% deposits".

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Still Watching. Radio New Zealand frames it as "National promises low deposits for more first home buyers". The New Zealand Herald frames it as "National pledges to make it easier for first-home buyers to get 5% deposits".

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Radio New Zealand2h ago

National promises low deposits for more first home buyers

National wants to lift the income cap on the First Home Loan scheme to $300,000 combined if it wins re-election.

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The New Zealand Herald3h ago

National pledges to make it easier for first-home buyers to get 5% deposits

The party would extend the income cap under an existing First Home Loan Scheme to $300k.

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