Opportunity launches Intergenerational Infrastructure policy
Opportunity will lock New Zealand’s 30-year infrastructure plan into law, direct 60% of infrastructure spending to maintenance and responsibly raise…
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Opportunity Unveils A New Generation Of Leaders For 2026 – TOP
The Opportunity Party has announced its 40-candidate party list for the 2026 general election, led by six candidates with deep…
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Christopher Luxon ruled out working with Opportunity – TOP
Today, Christopher Luxon ruled out working with Opportunity after what he described as a “cursory glance” at our policies. That’s…
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A few months ago, people said 5% was a stretch. Now it’s within reach – TOP
Big news.Today’s RNZ Reid Research has us at 4.7%, more than double our result from the last poll. A few…
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Innovation, fairness and small business: Opportunity’s Breakthrough Economy policy
Opportunity will raise R&D funding, empower the Commerce Commission to tackle uncompetitive sectors and enable small business innovation. Opportunity has…
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Opportunity MPs Will Not Use Taxpayer-Funded Allowances To Build Private Property Wealth
“Opportunity will hold its MPs to a higher standard of transparency and fairness regarding accommodation and office space allowances” says…
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Roy Morgan Poll Shock: Labour Plunges, TOP Hits 6%
Labour has been warned for months. Now the Roy Morgan poll has delivered the punishment: a 7.5% plunge and TOP suddenly over 5%.
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Tamaki, Hutt South, Te Tai Tokerau, Tamaki Makaurau and Mt Albert – the five most important bellwether electorates this election
Five electorates could reveal the political direction of the entire country, from Auckland’s urban vote to the future of Te Pāti Māori.
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Greenpeace Fuel Crisis Scorecard Slams Coalition
The coalition flunked Greenpeace’s fuel crisis test, but Labour’s hesitant middle-ground approach also came under scrutiny.
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Hipkins Auckland Policy Answers The PM Question
Chippy turned up in Auckland with policy, spine and a clear line on racism. After Luxon’s weakness, that matters more than National wants to admit.
