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Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown criticizes the citys deal with the government, labeling it underwhelming. The agreement lacks fresh capital and shelves the mayors push for a bed tax. Rates caps, set at a two to four percent increase, complicate matters. Brown expresses dissatisfaction with the caps and the governments working relationship. He advocates for a grand coalition between National and Labour and warns against the radical stances of minor parties. Despite the tension, Brown sees potential for progress in the cooperation blueprint.

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