Fuel, Fish and Fairness – The Opportunity Party
From fuel to fisheries to democracy, TOP says New Zealand needs long-term solutions — not short-term fixes.
The Opportunities Party
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If the choices this election are Winston as PM for 12 months or 18 months, why wouldn’t’ you vote TOP?
If Winston holds the balance of power again, is voting TOP the only way to change the outcome?
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WAATEA NEWS COLUMN: The rise of TOP can take pressure off Te Pati Māori
Rising support for TOP could reshape Election 2026 politics and reduce pressure on Te Pāti Māori as new coalition possibilities emerge.
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NEW POLL – National Party meltdown reignite coup talk against Luxon – why it’s worse that it looks
A new poll showing the National Party falling into the 20s has reignited speculation about Christopher Luxon’s leadership while momentum builds for The Opportunities Party ahead of Election 2026.
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POLL MELTDOWN – NATIONAL CRASH TO 28%
A new poll suggesting the National Party has dropped to 28 percent intensifies pressure on Christopher Luxon and raises speculation about leadership instability and shifting coalition dynamics.
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Qiulae Wong is the perfect antidote to Winston Peters and NZF
With TOP polling near the 5 percent threshold, Qiulae Wong and the party could reshape coalition politics and weaken Winston Peters’ traditional kingmaker role.
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TOP Challenges Grant Robertson: Support Kiwis or House Prices Soar
TOP says current economic policy is inflating house prices — and calls for direct payments to support Kiwis instead.
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TOP Seeks Candidates and Spokespeople Across New Zealand
TOP is recruiting candidates and spokespeople — and wants passionate Kiwis to step up ahead of the next election.
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Geoff Simmons Named Leader of The Opportunities Party
Geoff Simmons steps up as leader of TOP, aiming to take the party into Parliament and drive policy reform.
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Gareth Morgan – Weak Analyses Plus Political Bias
The TWG has been set an impossible mission – improve the tax regime, make it more efficient and fair, but don’t recommend any changes to the tax treatment of owner occupied housing. And another – make the tax system fairer but don’t deal with the interface between tax rates and welfare (which is just negative tax after all).
