【澳纽网编译】在过去的两年里，亿万富翁格雷姆·哈特向政治派别右翼政党捐赠了70万纽币。
Hart是新西兰最富有的人，他亲自通过Rank Group Limited捐款，该公司他是董事和唯一股东。
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Rank Group由四家公司组成，包括Graham Packaging、Pactiv Evergreen、Reynolds Consumer Products和CarterHolt Harvey。它告诉RNZ，它对其对政党的捐赠不予置评。
总的来说，National从Hart和他的公司那里收到了40万纽币，ACT 20万纽币和NZ First 10万纽币。
这些捐款的最新情况在周末公布在选举委员会网站上。
根据法律，任何超过15,000纽币的捐款都必须公开。那些15000纽币以下的人没有。
过去，并非所有与哈特家族相关的捐款都超过了可申报限额。在RNZ后，哈特在新西兰优先党基金会的调查中受到了严重欺诈办公室的询问。
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新闻编辑室报道，在一名公共关系顾问精心安排了与Hart的女婿Duncan Hawkesby和新西兰优先党议员Clayton Mitchell的会议后，于2019年3月向该基金会提供了低于可申报限额的捐款。
公关顾问发来的一封主题为“re CGT”的电子邮件说，Mitchell对资本利得税的立场与Hawkesby’s一致。哈特在霍克斯比和米切尔之间短暂地参加了一次会议，与该家族有联系的不同公司捐赠了三笔14,995纽币。
2019年4月，当时的总理Jacinda Ardern确认不会引入资本利得税，称政府各方之间无法达成共识。
周末向NZ First公布的10万纽币捐款是Graeme Hart或Rank Group自丑闻以来首次向该党捐款超过可申报限额。
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该党未能达到在2020年选举中获得国会席位的5%门槛，但最近的一些民意调查显示，它可能会在2023年获得5%的政党选票。RNZ的民意调查显示，该党目前为4.5%。
NBR估计Hart的财富为120亿纽币。
在2022年加入新西兰商业名人堂的仪式上，哈特（Hart）表示他在16岁时离开了学校。他从父亲那里借了500纽币，再加上银行提供的2000纽币，开始了他的商业成功之路。
在活动中，他说今天的年轻人可以像他一样做得很好。“我有准备和风险的胃口，现在这真的很重要。你可以做我做过的事情。”
来源：RNZ
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