National’s “Budget Rules” Announce Nothing, Promise Less – Alliance Party
The Alliance Party says National’s Budget Responsibility Rules simply repackage fiscal targets the Government has already published. “All three goals…
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Alliance Party Calls For The Dismissal Of Winston Peters As Foreign Minister
The Alliance Party says Prime Minister Christopher Luxon must sack Winston Peters as Minister of Foreign Affairs. Alliance Party candidate…
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Mental Health Reform Is Welcome: The Services To Deliver It Are Still Missing – Alliance Party
The Alliance Party has welcomed the passing of the new Mental Health Bill but says the reform will fail the…
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Alliance Joins The Dots On Systemic Issues And Alleged Human Rights Abuses At Wakari
The Alliance Party has expressed its strong concern at alleged grave misconduct found by inspectors in March at the inpatient…
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Loss Of Last New Zealand Crewed Container Ship A Massive Threat To Our National Resilience And Security – Alliance Party
Alliance Party leader Victor Billot visited the crew of the MV Moana Chief, the last New Zealand-flagged and domestically crewed…
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Alliance Party Condemns Government’s Vote Against Gig Worker Protections
The Alliance Party has condemned the Government’s decision to vote against baseline international protections for gig workers, warning that it…
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Labour’s Public Transport Cap A Band-Aid On A Broken System – Alliance Party
The Alliance says the Labour Party’s proposed Public Transport cap papers over structural issues, and ultimately fails to deliver for…
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Budget 2026 and the Managed Decline of New Zealand
The Alliance Party says Budget 2026 is managed decline in spreadsheet form: cuts to public services, more militarisation and nothing for working people.
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Budget 2026: Billions For Hospitals, Nothing For The Front Door – Alliance Party
The Alliance Party says today’s health Budget is a politically convenient headline built on a structural illusion, and that throwing…
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Alliance Attacks Govt Over Smith v Fonterra Move
Critics say the Government is attempting to rewrite the law to protect major polluters after the Supreme Court allowed Smith v Fonterra to proceed.