Very few political polls command the same fanfare and intrigue as 1News’ Kantar Public Poll, the only exception being the Newshub-Reid Research Poll. Thus,
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The Greens’ Wellington Central seat decision: Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory
If National’s kryptonite are its scandal-prone MPs, and New Zealand First’s Achilles heel is its inability to properly declare donations; the Green Party’s worst
A lot can still happen before the election
With Parliament in holiday, MPs around the country would have welcomed the new year at the beach, at a barbie with friends and loved
In defense of Easter trading laws
Much like social services and good wages, our public holidays have also been a target for the political right. Last month, the National and
New Zealand First has a fighting chance, not because of Winston, but because they’ve kept their movement in tact
If you needed further proof of Winston Peters’ talent as a politician, consider this: it’s been a week since his public speech and the
Who will be the banker for regional New Zealand?
BNZ’s recent announcement to shut down 38 of its branches, many of which are located in the regions, is a major blow to provincial
The people have spoken, now the government needs to respect their voice
The 2020 election was not only significant for occurring during the COVID-19 era, but it also contained two referenda that could determine the social
Paul Goldsmith’s $4 billion fiscal hole proves National aren’t the “competent fiscal managers” they claim to be
Steven Joyce’s infamous “$11 billion fiscal hole” claim in 2017 was enough to halt the seemingly unstoppable ascent of newly-minted Labour Party leader Jacinda
Shane Jones’ crusade: Making Air New Zealand truly our “national carrier” once again
In 2018, New Zealand First MP Shane Jones raised eyebrows by picking a public fight with then-Air New Zealand CEO Christopher Luxton. For many,
It’s a “crying shame” only New Zealand First is prepared to fully fund our St John ambulance service
Many would say the issue of ‘universal dental healthcare’ is the forgotten policy platform in this year’s general elections. I would argue that there