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20 Aug 2026Simeon Brown

The simple question Labour MPs must answer

Senior Labour MP Ayesha Verrall is continuing Labour’s lie that the Capital Gains Tax is Labour’s only new tax, National’s Campaign Chair Simeon Brown says. “On

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20 Aug 2026Chris Bishop

Hon Chris Bishop's speech to Building Nations 2026

Good morning, everyone. It’s absolutely fantastic to be here today at Building Nations 2026. I’d like to thank Nick Leggett, Fraser Wyllie and their team at

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19 Aug 2026Simeon Brown · Cameron Brewer

Network efficiency needed for more affordable power, Govt says

Electricity network costs are driving most of the increases in New Zealanders’ power bills and the sector needs to help make power more affordable, Energy Minister

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19 Aug 2026Todd McClay

Decisions on Freshwater Farm Plans released

The Government is making changes to freshwater farm plans to create a simpler, cheaper system focused on real risk, Agriculture Minister Todd McClay and Associate Environment

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19 Aug 2026Chris Bishop

Achieving competitive urban land markets in new system

The government will establish an independent economic umpire to ensure councils achieve competitive urban land markets through the new planning system, Housing and RMA Reform Minister

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19 Aug 2026Chris Bishop · Todd McClay

Certainty for Waikato and Manawatū-Whanganui farmers

The Government is taking targeted action to provide certainty for farmers and growers in the Waikato and Manawatū-Whanganui while we transition to a new planning system,

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19 Aug 2026Simeon Brown

Labour tangled in its own web of tax lies

Chris Hipkins and the Labour Party are planning to hit New Zealanders with more than just a Capital Gains Tax and are trying to mislead the

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19 Aug 2026Erica Stanford

Walls go up – classrooms calm down

The Government is investing a further $31.3 million to create calmer, less disruptive learning spaces in more than 600 classrooms at nearly 90 schools, Education Minister

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19 Aug 2026Tama Potaka

DOC awards $9.2 million to boost community-led conservation

Conservation Minister Tama Potaka today announced $9.2 million of Department of Conservation Community Fund (DOCCF) funding will go to 20 community groups delivering conservation projects across

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19 Aug 2026Chris Bishop · Tama Potaka

More than 820 homes through Flexible Fund

The first tranche of investment through the Government’s Housing Flexible Fund is delivering more than 820 new social and affordable homes in areas where they are

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18 Aug 2026Chris Bishop · Tama Potaka

Te Here-ā-Nuku (Nelson Tenths) Bill passes third reading

Te Here-ā-Nuku (Nelson Tenths) Bill passed its third reading in Parliament today, finalising the restoration of approximately 3000 hectares of land at the top of the

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18 Aug 2026Matt Doocey

New peer-led beds for a better crisis response

People in need of a better crisis response will have faster access to support with new peer-led beds being opened in Auckland and the lower South

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18 Aug 2026Paul Goldsmith

Government clarifies climate change tort law

Businesses will now have certainty around their climate change obligations with legislation passing its final reading in Parliament today, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith says. “Ongoing litigation

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18 Aug 2026Tama Potaka

$1.7 million for Chatham Islands from DOC Community Fund

Conservation Minister Tama Potaka has announced $1.7 million in funding from the 2026 Department of Conservation Community Fund for two projects on Rēkohu Wharekauri Chatham Islands.

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18 Aug 2026Simeon Brown

Labour attempts to mislead New Zealanders on tax

Chris Hipkins and the Labour Party cannot be trusted on tax, and today they’ve again proven why, National's Campaign Chair Simeon Brown says. “After National alerted

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17 Aug 2026Simeon Brown

Chris Hipkins silent on two new taxes

Chris Hipkins has had 24 hours to rule out a Streaming Tax and a Ute Tax, and all we have heard is radio silence, National's Campaign

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17 Aug 2026Chris Bishop · Simon Watts

Next steps on Waitematā Harbour crossing

Government will undertake a Detailed Business Case (DBC) on options for an additional Waitemata Harbour Crossing (WHC), including looking at funding and financing and delivery Project

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17 Aug 2026Nicola Grigg

Emergency waste funding grants for five councils

Emergency waste funding of $250,000 for five councils affected by severe weather events in January and February, has been announced by Minister for the Environment Nicola

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