National Party
Budget 2023: Fiscal vandalism
Labour’s Budget spends an eye-watering amount, yet achieves nothing for most New Zealanders, National’s Finance spokesperson Nicola Willis says. “In Budget 2023, Grant Robertson has taken
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Labour’s Budget spends an eye-watering amount, yet achieves nothing for most New Zealanders, National’s Finance spokesperson Nicola Willis says. “In Budget 2023, Grant Robertson has taken
Read moreBudget 2023 shows why New Zealand needs a change of direction and a change of government this year, National Leader Christopher Luxon says. “Finance Minister Grant
Read moreThe Labour Party has spent around $10,000 of taxpayers’ money advertising the Australian Government’s changes to citizenship for people who’ve left New Zealand for opportunities in
Read moreNo mental health nurses have arrived in New Zealand in the last six months, National’s Mental Health and Suicide Prevention spokesperson Matt Doocey says. “For more
Read moreThousands of young people are being let down as New Zealand hits unprecedented lows in an international assessment of Year 5 students’ reading abilities, National’s Education
Read moreTaxpayers are being abused by the Labour Government and National will restore fiscal discipline, end Labour’s wasteful spending and deliver clear reporting of public finances, National
Read morePrime Minister Chris Hipkins must ask Ōhāriu MP Greg O’Connor to please explain the comments he made to a Sri Lankan family enquiring about accessing student
Read moreA National-led government will work with cyclone-affected businesses to help them build back better, National’s Cyclone Recovery spokesperson Chris Penk says. “Businesses in cyclone-affected Hawke’s Bay
Read moreLabour’s ‘New Zealand Upgrade Programme’ of major roading upgrades is once again at risk with Transport Minister Michael Wood admitting Labour is “rescoping” projects, National Party
Read moreNearly three months after Labour’s $74 million announcement of 82 school attendance officers, it turns out that just one is on the job, National’s Education spokesperson
Read moreGinny Andersen has again demonstrated that she is out of her depth as Police Minister, National’s Police spokesperson Mark Mitchell says. “Questioned in Parliament today about
Read moreWith food price inflation hitting even higher highs, the Government must prioritise tax relief in next week’s Budget, National finance spokesperson Nicola Willis says. The latest
Read moreAfter six years of high-spending and high-waste budgets, the Minister of Finance’s late and reluctant entry to the cost-saving party will be a huge let-down for
Read moreNATIONAL HAS RULED OUT COMING TO ANY ARRANGEMENT WITH TE PĀTI MĀORI IN FORMING A NATIONAL-LED GOVERNMENT AFTER THE 2023 ELECTION, NATIONAL LEADER CHRISTOPHER LUXON SAYS.
Read moreLabour has failed our most vulnerable New Zealanders and has not prioritised mental health, National’s Mental Health and Suicide Prevention spokesperson Matt Doocey says. “Labour has
Read moreThe Tourism Minister’s recent comments that New Zealand is being hit with extreme pricing from tourist operations is undermining an industry already doing it tough, National’s
Read moreLabour needs to front up and make decisions around land use in the cyclone-affected Hawke’s Bay to stop the local horticulture industry from bleeding further money,
Read moreSpending on advertising within the core public service has almost tripled since Labour took office in 2017, National’s Public Service spokesperson Simeon Brown says. “Figures compiled
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