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Labour has no plan for Omicron
The Government’s lack of preparation for Omicron has unnecessarily put New Zealand in a worse position than we needed to be, National Leader Christopher Luxon says.
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The Government’s lack of preparation for Omicron has unnecessarily put New Zealand in a worse position than we needed to be, National Leader Christopher Luxon says.
Read moreThe lottery of human misery that is MIQ has now just become human misery for the million Kiwis abroad who are shut out of their own
Read moreThe findings of the latest NZIER Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion (QSBO) – that business confidence has fallen markedly – should come as no surprise, National
Read moreNew Zealanders are fast getting used to Michael Wood’s profligate spending, with $85 million to revive rail workshops in Dunedin just the latest instalment, National’s Transport
Read moreThe Opposition shares concerns for the people of Tonga and supports New Zealand standing ready to provide assistance, Opposition Leader Christopher Luxon says. “Our thoughts are
Read moreThe temporary closure of Queen Mary maternity services at Dunedin Hospital is further evidence of Andrew Little being prepared to sacrifice health services over bureaucracy for
Read moreAs teacher shortages mount, National is again calling for COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins to urgently act and allocate MIQ spots for the teachers that he
Read moreIt’s ridiculous that the Book My Vaccine website will not allow people to book in for booster vaccinations four months after a person’s second dose, and
Read moreThe Government has cruelly chosen not to fix known problems in the Managed Isolation and Quarantine (MIQ) online booking system that are keeping families from reuniting
Read more“The Government must get ready for the transmission of omicron in the community by ensuring we have enough supply of rapid tests in New Zealand and
Read moreThe government must urgently move to allow people vaccinated four months ago to get their third booster jab, bring forward the timeline for kids’ vaccines, and
Read moreThe Immigration Minister has shockingly admitted to just how underprepared Immigration New Zealand (INZ) is to cope with an influx of 2021 Resident Visa applications says
Read moreThe annual bill for the cost of contractors continues to explode under Labour, seeing the taxpayer spend more on a growing government while getting little in
Read moreThe Government’s support of a rāhui preventing Kiwis exploring the Whirinaki Conservation Park is a kick in the teeth for tourism businesses who were counting on holidaymakers visiting the region this summer, National’s
Read morePeople who want to get a third ‘booster’ shot of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine shouldn’t have to wait until early January to do so, National’s Covid-19
Read moreAnswers are needed from the Government about when Transmission Gully will be open to the public, National’s Transport spokesperson Simeon Brown says. “With tens of thousands
Read moreThe Government continues to put at risk tens of millions of dollars’ worth of travel refunds whilst denying travel agents the support they need to get
Read moreIt’s good news that the Government has reduced the standard gap between the second dose and booster shots of the Pfizer vaccine from six months to
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