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National lodges no confidence motion in Speaker
The National Party has lodged a notice of motion of no confidence in the Speaker of the House, Shadow Leader of the House Chris Bishop says.
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The National Party has lodged a notice of motion of no confidence in the Speaker of the House, Shadow Leader of the House Chris Bishop says.
Read moreToday’s Salvation Army State of the Nation report shows Labour has failed to improve the lives of the most at risk New Zealanders, Opposition Leader Christopher
Read moreThe Government has admitted that the reason why their bureaucratic ‘test-to-work’ regime for close contacts doesn’t apply to every worker is because they don’t have enough
Read moreWith the surge in Omicron cases and the move to Phase 2, the Government needs to make rapid antigen tests available to anyone who wants them,
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Read moreStatistics released under the OIA to the Dairy and Business Owners Group show a crime epidemic that is crippling small retail businesses around the country, National’s
Read moreThe Government has managed to make an already-confusing situation for companies grappling with isolation rules even more baffling, National’s Covid-19 spokesperson Chris Bishop says. “The ‘Close Contact
Read moreThe Government needs to come clean on the full cost of the Auckland light rail plan, with their indicative business case for the project suggesting the
Read moreNational has proposed a draft Bill to undo the adverse impact prescriptive credit regulations are having on mortgage lending, National’s Housing spokesperson Nicola Willis says. “We
Read moreNew data released this week shows that Labour has presided over the single worst yearly increase in rents since records began, National’s Housing spokesperson Nicola Willis
Read moreWith Australia announcing it will fully open its borders to vaccinated people from 21 February, New Zealand’s tourism industry needs a clear timeline from the Government
Read moreThe Government’s state house developer Kāinga Ora has removed more homes from its stock in the past six months than it built, National’s Housing spokesperson Nicola Willis says.
Read moreThe Ministry of Health’s admission that its confiscation last month of rapid tests ordered by the private sector included tests already in the country is deeply
Read moreThe Government is trying to help fund their expensive light rail project by imposing a $1,000 per year tax on properties along their proposed light rail
Read moreGiven the Government has listened to National’s policy to end MIQ for vaccinated travellers and recognised the importance of rapid tests, National is proposing more ideas
Read moreThe reopening of our border is welcome news for millions of New Zealanders offshore and at home, Opposition Leader Christopher Luxon says. “National has been calling
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