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Labour allergic to real consequences
Despite the Prime Minister admitting the number of ram-raids has exploded under Labour, it is still refusing to impose real consequences for serious young offenders, National’s
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Despite the Prime Minister admitting the number of ram-raids has exploded under Labour, it is still refusing to impose real consequences for serious young offenders, National’s
Read moreThe next National government will allow people under 30 to draw down on their KiwiSaver savings to help them get together bond payments for tenancy agreements,
Read moreWhile retail crime incidents have more than doubled since 2018, fewer offenders are being held accountable for their actions, National’s Police spokesperson Mark Mitchell says. “Despite
Read moreNational will establish a Pothole Repair Fund to urgently address the shocking state of our local roads and state highways, National’s Transport spokesperson Simeon Brown says.
Read moreFlawed data reporting is emblematic of the failed health restructure, National’s Health spokesperson Dr Shane Reti says. “A review into Health NZ’s data botch-up earlier this
Read moreFood inflation has re-peaked at 12.5 per cent, smashing families struggling with the cost of living, National's Finance spokesperson Nicola Willis says. “Kiwis are being pummelled
Read moreToday’s decision by the Reserve Bank to keep interest rates at their super high levels will be difficult news for Kiwis struggling to pay their mortgages,
Read moreConfirmation that Labour considered a wealth tax and a capital gains tax, but then flip-flopped, shows Labour simply cannot be trusted on tax, National Leader Christopher
Read more“The Labour government is now pouring more than a billion dollars of taxpayers’ money per year into the court system, while its outcomes remain as bad
Read moreFarmers and their stock have been caught in a stressful bureaucratic nightmare created by Labour, National’s Agriculture spokesperson Todd McClay says. “As part of Labour’s regulatory
Read moreRevelations that the immediate family of a senior Minister has received at least a quarter of a million dollars from a ministry for which he had
Read moreAround 1000 kilometres of Auckland’s roading network is due for repairs, with Labour’s mismanagement likely to impact New Zealand’s largest city for the next decade, National’s
Read moreLabour ignored its own procurement rules in awarding a half a billion-dollar IT contract for Three Waters in an effort to save time, only to delay
Read moreA National government will build the hospital Dunedin needs, National’s Health spokesperson Dr Shane Reti and List MP based in Dunedin Michael Woodhouse say. “If elected
Read moreAn eye-watering $10 million bill for temporary back office staff at the Ministry of Education is unacceptable and demonstrates Labour's tolerance of wasteful spending, National’s Education
Read moreThe Labour government needs to move much faster to help the thousands of flood and cyclone-affected residents who have now been waiting months for answers on
Read morePoor communication from management is keeping Te Pūkenga staff in the dark about job losses at the mega-polytechnic, National’s Tertiary Education spokesperson Penny Simmonds says. “It
Read moreNew polling shows Labour’s economic mismanagement is wreaking havoc on New Zealanders, with tens of thousands being forced to consider selling their home, National’s Finance spokesperson
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