April 1 Delivers More Pressure For Kiwi Families – Labour
April 1 used to mean relief. Now it’s the day Kiwi families realise they’re paying more — and getting less.

April 1 used to mean relief. Now it’s the day Kiwi families realise they’re paying more — and getting less.

Trump’s war on Iran is colliding with New Zealand’s diesel vulnerability — and Shane Jones’ Marsden Point gamble suddenly looks catastrophic.

The Iran conflict could push NZ fuel prices up by 20–50 cents per litre — with inflation and unemployment rising.

As the Iran war escalates, the Government’s silence is raising serious questions about leadership, accountability, and whose side New Zealand is really on.

As emergency housing access tightens, thousands more are being turned away — raising serious questions about who government policy is really serving.

New Zealand could run out of diesel within weeks — and if that happens, the fallout may make Covid look like a rehearsal.

Sam Uffindell and Simeon Brown misread migration data, falsely claiming National reversed the exodus of New Zealanders.

The contrast between Labour and National’s crisis responses is becoming increasingly clear, from Covid support to today’s cost of living pressures.

Greens offer National their votes to pass urgent fuel crisis relief, including free public transport and windfall taxes on petrol companies.

Luxon accused of inaction on fuel prices as National borrows more than Labour while blaming past spending. Is the narrative collapsing?