In the aftermath of an election, political analysts and commentators release a port-mortem to dissect the ramifications of the vote and attempt to explain
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Why the liberal ACT party won’t work with New Zealand First
If we were to take anything out of TV3’s “Power Brokers Debate”, it was that ACT leader David Seymour and New Zealand First leader
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: ACT wants to impose the harshest austerity measures we’ve seen since Rogernomics
After the Green Party scared rational voters many weeks ago with their bizarre pronouncement that: “Tax is love”, their fringe counterpart on the opposite
A party soul-searching: Understanding the ACT Party’s identity crisis
This weekend the ACT Party underwent a rebranding: a rehashing of its image, its messaging, and its brand of politics undoubtedly in preparation for
Richard Prebble’s gaffe shows ACT’s true attitude on education
Education has become one of the loudest battlegrounds between the incumbent Coalition Government and the parties in Opposition, particularly as the former want to
A Heartless Cost-Cutting Measure
They say the true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable people. This quote by Mahatama Gandhi