Online safety inquiry a step forward – Labour
Labour says a Parliamentary inquiry into online safety shows New Zealand needs stronger regulation of social media, including rules on deepfakes and harmful AI apps.
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GUEST BLOG: Class War: Leadership Counts
Guest Blog: Pat O’Dea argues New Zealand faces a stark choice between austerity and taxing wealth as poverty, housing insecurity and inequality deepen.
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New Poll and the danger for NZ First of Winston’s mortality
Latest Stuff poll shows NZ First rising to 11%, but Winston Peters’ age raises long-term questions about the party’s future and Election 2026 stability.
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Food Prices Rise Fastest in Four Years, Says Labour
Labour says food prices are rising at the fastest rate in four years, criticising Christopher Luxon’s cost-of-living promises and new gas tax plans.
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Four possible outcomes of Election 2026
From a National–NZF–ACT coalition to a Labour–Green–Māori alliance, here are four realistic scenarios that could shape Election 2026.
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BREAKING: 1News Verian Poll – Right Wing Government Hold Power
The latest 1News Verian poll confirms what many on the Left feared: the Right bloc remains competitive and within striking…
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Labour needs to hold its nerve and keep open any option that beats this terrible Government without needing Winston
As Winston Peters race-baits over Māori electorates, Labour must keep all coalition options open – including Te Pāti Māori – to defeat this Government.
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Willie Jackson: Government making it worse for families
Labour’s Willie Jackson says new Salvation Army data shows unemployment rising and families struggling as cost of living pressures deepen.
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Retail Crime Advisory Group collapse highlights Government waste, says Labour
Labour says the collapse of the Government’s retail crime advisory group exposes waste, poor leadership, and failures in crime policy.
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Greens risk losing third party status as Winston Peters’ Prime Ministerial gambit emerges
As Labour weakens and NZ First gains leverage, the Greens face a stark choice that could determine the shape of New Zealand’s next government.
