National’s Greatest Misses 2023-4 – Labour Party
National has only been in power for a year, but everywhere you look, its choices are taking New Zealand a…
National has only been in power for a year, but everywhere you look, its choices are taking New Zealand a…
Labour joins with the Government in unreservedly apologising for the abuse, neglect and trauma including torture in state and faith-based…
Labour welcomes the conclusion of a trade deal with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) that was restarted under a Labour…
The Government should consider the outcome of an Auditor-General report into conflicts of interest before progressing the Fast track Approvals…
The Government’s decision to award a $216 million tax break for Philip Morris’ heated tobacco products reeks of tobacco industry…
National’s all pain approach to beneficiaries has yielded no gain as benefit numbers continue to surge past projected figures. “We…
Changes to outdated relationships legislation has passed its third reading giving family violence survivors the power to quickly dissolve abusive…
News that 173 roles are being cut at Police will only put more pressure on the frontline. “I am concerned…
The Government’s cuts to the Apprenticeship Boost programme will leave New Zealand without the workforce it needs to build homes,…
Labour is pleased the Samoan Citizenship Bill has unanimous support as it enters second reading. The Bill would provide the…