What are the ‘9 new taxes'?
National’s “nine new taxes from Labour and their mates” slogan combines policies from Labour, the Greens, Te Pāti Māori and Opportunity.
National’s “nine new taxes from Labour and their mates” slogan combines policies from Labour, the Greens, Te Pāti Māori and Opportunity.
New Zealand’s mortgagee sales are on track to reach their highest annual total since 2020, OneRoof reports.
New Zealand collected tax revenue equivalent to 32.6% of GDP in 2024, placing it sixth among 192 countries and above Australia, Canada, the UK and the US in a comparison that excludes social security contributions.
A poll commissioned by Foodstuffs and leaked to Stuff found 45% supported National’s policy to investigate forcing Pak’nSave and New World into separate companies, while 38% opposed it.
Te Pāti Māori’s campaign for electorate votes may be contributing to rising Green support among Māori, according to commentators discussing a new Mata-Horizon poll.
ACT’s Auckland Central candidate Antonia Modkova faced repeated heckling at a recent Auckland Central candidates’ debate after opposing different rights based on ancestry during a discussion about Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
NZ First’s Takanini candidate Elliot Ikilei has questioned why his 2022 comments about Andrew Tate are “more urgent than fatherlessness, family violence, youth suicide, and the collapse of two-parent homes in the communities I actually work in”.
Queenstown’s Helicopter Line has been fined $12,000 and ordered to forfeit two helicopters worth more than $1 million each after pleading guilty to four fisheries offences involving luxury crayfish excursions.
Opportunity leader Qiulae Wong’s demand to phase out bottom trawling as a condition of supporting the next government has put TOP on a collision course with Māori fishing interests.
Convicted murderer Christa Pike survived Tennessee’s September 30 lethal-injection attempt after apparently receiving the all-female execution team she had requested.
‘Snowy 2.0’ is costing billions and may never be finished: it’s time to stop.
This time, the left are playing the role of Mosley’s Blackshirts.
National pledges a digital trans-Tasman trial before the 2028 T20 World Cup. Hipkins says he and Albanese agreed it in 2023. Luxon says you need National to get things done. The row is about credit, not caution. Own it, both of you.
Hipkins called Harry Mowbray’s split-vote campaign an absolute rort by wealthy entrenched interests. Under MMP an overhang is a feature, not a loophole. Chippy only hates it when his mates aren’t running it. If it is absolute fraud, rule Te Pāti Māori out. He will not.
Have you noticed the new Labour Party hoardings appearing around the country?