Mandates should unwind after Omicron peak
The Government should begin removing vaccine mandates progressively once we are through the peak of Omicron, National Leader Christopher Luxon says. “National is strongly pro-vaccination, but
Read moreThe Government should begin removing vaccine mandates progressively once we are through the peak of Omicron, National Leader Christopher Luxon says. “National is strongly pro-vaccination, but
Read moreFigures recently released to the National Party under the Official Information Act show that the Government has spent almost $1.5m on the Auckland Cycle Bridge since
Read moreThe Government needs to take responsibility for the escalating protests around the country and demonstrate it has a clear strategy to de-escalate, Opposition Leader Christopher Luxon
Read moreThe Government must urgently ramp up the supply and availability of rapid antigen tests with PCR testing stations across the country becoming increasingly overwhelmed, National’s Covid-19
Read moreNational is renewing its call for the Government to immediately end MIQ, with new information revealing that highly trained specialist Police officers are being taken away
Read moreThe latest delay in a Three Waters bill being introduced to Parliament all but confirms the Government is quietly putting their unpopular plans out to pasture,
Read moreIncreasing health workforce shortages and strikes lay squarely at the feet of Health Minister Andrew Little, National’s Health spokesperson Dr Shane Reti says. “Last week, radiation
Read moreAnother tax is being imposed on hardworking Kiwis with the passage of the Land Transport (Clean Vehicles) Amendment Bill, National’s Transport spokesperson Simeon Brown says. “At
Read moreThe Government needs to set out a clear de-escalation strategy for ending the occupation currently happening outside Parliament, Opposition Leader Christopher Luxon says. “New Zealanders are
Read moreThe Government’s failure to order enough rapid antigen tests is causing chaos for New Zealand’s children and schools, National’s Covid-19 Response spokesperson Chris Bishop and Education
Read moreThe 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,
Read moreNew Zealanders continue to get poorer under the Labour Government with figures today showing the largest food price increase in five years, National’s Finance spokesperson Simon
Read moreThe Ministry of Education’s emergency request for MIQ slots for teachers who should have been here for the start of Term 1 has been turned down,
Read moreRaising the minimum wage to $21.20 is an admission by Labour that New Zealand has a cost of living crisis, National’s Finance spokesperson Simon Bridges says.
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
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