Sustainable NZ Sustainability is based on the principle that everything we need for our survival and well-being depends on our natural environment. It means meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Our focus on sustainability means that we
Press release: NZ First 1800 new police New Zealand First was proud this week to deliver on our Coalition Agreement commitment to add 1800 new police and make an exciting funding announcement for alternatives to 1080. On Thursday, Rt Hon Winston Peters attended Recruit Wing 332’s graduation, which brought
Press Release: New Conservative Leighton Baker, Leader New Conservative The Green MP’s call for ACC to divest of its $1Bn investment in fossil fuels overlooks a few basic truths clearly understood by New Conservative and the average New Zealander. No 1 is that 80% of the world’s energy
ACT Party Politics in Full Sentences, 23 November 2019 The Podcast Last night, the Politics in Full Sentences podcast covered the New Zealand First Foundation saga, the counterproductive changes to tenancy laws, and the Government’s effective surrender on the gun ‘buy-back.’ Standing Up for Free Speech David Seymour
Stuff has launched their YouGov poll and the inaugural poll is bad news for National and Simon Bridges. Labour and its coalition partners are riding high while National has dropped below 40 per cent support in a recent Stuff/YouGov poll. The poll put Labour at 41 per cent support,
Press Release: National Party Todd Muller NZQA needs to front up to concern that has been created by questions in their exams painting a one-sided picture of New Zealand’s farmers, National’s Agriculture spokesperson Todd Muller says. “Students who sat their NCEA level three English exam were tasked
On reading that the Government was going to give “people in care” for less than three years the vote, my 39-year-old daughter said, quite correctly, that this Government is a joke. It is, in fact, more than that. It is a collection of disparate people who were enabled
According to an article by RNZ, the UN should be dictating our immigration policy, but to our government’s credit, they ignored the United Nations directive to increase African refugees showing that in this case at least, the UN is not yet in charge of our immigration policies. Cabinet papers
Today’s face of the day should have been taken behind the bike sheds and given a good walloping and told to come back in 20 years. What on earth are the National Party thinking? Poor Jo Hayes has been beaten for selection in Palmerston North by a 17-year
Information This is a letter from John Rofe, a self-declared “Concerned Citizen” to Professor Gerrard, the NZ Prime Minister’s Science Advisor. As it is quite long we have ‘serialised’ it over a few days. * Part one here. * Part two here. * Part three here. You needn’t concern yourself
National’s parachute candidate Chris Luxon in Botany is feeling the strain already, nodding off at a public meeting Saturday at the Buddhist Temple in Botany. Either that or he was praying for it all to go away. Or was he was collecting some Chinese donation money? (just kidding) Then
John Rofe Dear Minister Shaw, You once wrote to me to tell me that you and PM Ardern want to be the global leaders in climate change. You admitted you were only pursuing your fraud because the UN IPCC wanted you to. A bit like “I only drink beer because
National President Peter Goodfellow has confirmed that Jami-Lee Ross was correct when he told The Nation that National party candidates are set fundraising targets. He also confirmed that JLR was correct when he said that members and local party electorate committees are “encouraged” to donate to the National Foundation.
