Labour keeps handbrake on tourism
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins’ shuffling of the deck chairs around Tourism will be no consolation for the thousands of tourism businesses who remain desperately short of
Read morePrime Minister Chris Hipkins’ shuffling of the deck chairs around Tourism will be no consolation for the thousands of tourism businesses who remain desperately short of
Read moreThe increase in unemployment, despite businesses still crying out for workers, shows that the Government is not doing enough to support people off welfare into work,
Read moreCorrections Minister Kelvin Davis has to front up and explain how incorrect advice was provided to the Parole Board, leading to the tragic death of an
Read moreJustice Minister Kiri Allan should be asking the Prime Minister to drop Labour’s hate speech legislation so she can prioritise more pressing issues, National’s Justice spokesperson
Read moreReports that New Zealand’s breast cancer screening programme has failed to meet its target for the third year in a row is putting New Zealand women
Read moreMinister for Children Kelvin Davis needs to explain why the care of New Zealand children in state custody has not improved under his Government, National’s spokesperson
Read moreOne of the new Minister for Auckland’s first tasks could be dismantling Labour’s flagship transport project - light rail – which has gone absolutely nowhere despite
Read moreIt’s good that the Ministry of Education has seen sense and allowed Auckland schools to open at their discretion from tomorrow, National’s Education spokesperson Erica Stanford
Read moreToday’s fuel excise announcement by Prime Minster Chris Hipkins shows he is bereft of any new ideas for addressing New Zealand’s deepening cost of living crisis,
Read moreLabour has retained the same leadership team that has failed to deliver for New Zealanders, Opposition Leader Christopher Luxon says. “Today’s Cabinet reshuffle proves once and
Read moreFive years after promising to ‘get Wellington moving’, Labour has finally delivered its first transport project in the capital – a $2.4 million pedestrian crossing on
Read moreThree Waters is ploughing ahead after the appointment of Chief Executives for three of their mega entities, National’s Local Government spokesperson Simon Watts says. “The Labour
Read moreJust 23 businesses have received support in seven months since Labour announced a $6 million crime prevention fund, National’s Police spokesperson Mark Mitchell says. “New Prime
Read moreTwo-thirds of the $72 million that has been spent so far on light rail for Auckland has gone to consultants, National’s Transport spokesperson Simeon Brown says.
Read moreAn explosion in hardship payments shows that the cost-of-living crisis is out of control and families are relying on handouts just to eat, National’s Social Development
Read moreInflation has its claws in the New Zealand economy and Kiwis are paying the ever-higher price, National’s Finance spokesperson Nicola Willis says. “Today’s new data proves
Read moreOpposition Leader Christopher Luxon has congratulated Chris Hipkins on his selection as Leader of the Labour Party. “It is a great privilege and responsibility to lead a
Read moreJacinda Ardern has made a significant contribution to New Zealand, in what is a difficult and demanding job as Prime Minister, Leader of the Opposition Christopher
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