3 Nov 2022National PartyAuckland Transport must review speed reductionsAucklanders will be shocked to learn that the cost of introducing Auckland Transport’s latest speed limit reductions is well over $30 million, National’s Transport spokesperson SimeonRead more
2 Nov 2022National PartyLabour’s biggest fails: Welfare dependency sky high Unemployment data released today confirms that Labour is wasting a golden opportunity to move people off welfare and into work, National's Social Development and Employment spokespersonRead more
2 Nov 2022National PartyTourism Minister leaves struggling sector waiting Six months after promising $54 million in support for the struggling tourism industry, Tourism Minister Stuart Nash still hasn’t got around to working out who isRead more
2 Nov 2022National PartyLabour’s economy keeps crushing KiwisWage data released today shows New Zealanders are continuing to go backwards under a Labour Government that cannot properly manage the economy, Opposition Leader Christopher LuxonRead more
2 Nov 2022National PartyMortgage mayhem on the wayThe Reserve Bank today has confirmed that extensive pain is on the way for Kiwi mortgage holders, National’s Finance spokesperson Nicola Willis says. The Financial StabilityRead more
2 Nov 2022National PartyLabour’s biggest fails: More kids living in carsFive years after campaigning on fixing New Zealand’s housing crisis, Labour has built just 1.4 per cent of their promised 100,000 KiwiBuild homes and overseen moreRead more
2 Nov 2022National PartyLabour’s immigration settings worsen health crisisWith New Zealand’s health system in disarray under Labour, desperately needed medical specialists left off the Immigration Green List should be granted residence immediately, National’s DrRead more
31 Oct 2022National PartyIt’s time for an Autonomous Sanctions BillNew Zealand should legislate our own Autonomous Sanctions Bill, National’s Foreign Affairs spokesperson Gerry Brownlee says. “It is becoming abundantly clearer that there are rogue governmentsRead more
31 Oct 2022National PartyCouncils’ plan leaves Government dead in the water National has welcomed today’s contribution to the Three Waters debate by Auckland, Christchurch and Waimakariri councils, National’s Local Government spokesperson Simon Watts says. “This is aRead more
31 Oct 2022National PartyLabour’s biggest fails: Students can’t do the basicsAfter five years of a Labour Government that promised to ‘revolutionise education’, achievement has never been lower, National’s Education spokesperson Erica Stanford says. “A recent reportRead more
31 Oct 2022National PartyGovt set to slash speed limits across New Zealand Labour is planning to slash speed limits on State Highways across New Zealand, says National’s Transport spokesperson Simeon Brown. “Maps provided to the National Party revealRead more
31 Oct 2022National PartyMinister admits justice system is ‘ridiculous’Kiwis waiting years for justice won’t be reassured by a Minister who freely admits the system is ‘ridiculous’ five years into her Government’s time in office,Read more
31 Oct 2022National PartyLabour’s biggest fails: Zero metres of light railFive years after promising to build light rail in Auckland by 2021, Labour has failed to deliver even one metre of track, National’s Transport spokesperson SimeonRead more
31 Oct 2022National PartyLabour’s biggest fails: A ram raid every 15 hoursAfter five years of soft-on-crime policies, ram raids have increased by 500 per cent and Labour has no plan to restore law and order in NewRead more
28 Oct 2022National PartyNational rejects anti-democratic council proposalsThe Government’s Future for Local Government report released today is yet another attack on local democracy from Labour, say National’s Paul Goldsmith and Simon Watts. “ThisRead more
27 Oct 2022National PartyLabour’s excuses on education don’t add upThe Government's excuses for the appalling literacy and numeracy results simply don’t add up, National's Education spokesperson Erica Stanford says. “This week the Associate Minister ofRead more
27 Oct 2022National PartyFarmers taxed to buy Audis, BMWs and a PorscheTeslas aren’t the only flash cars farmers and tradies are being made to subsidise, with people buying luxury brands like Audi, BMW and even a PorscheRead more
