It was only fitting that an eventful political year would culminate in vitriol that has swept many people on social media. The latest storm
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Improving healthcare is strongly reflected in NZ First’s track-record
The age-old adage tells us that “health is wealth”, emphasizing not just the importance of one’s own health but the well-being of society also.
Understanding Jami-Lee Ross’ proxy vote to NZ First
Ever since his infamous tell-all press conference in October, controversial MP Jami-Lee Ross has been the star of political headlines. This week, he made another
Why NZ First is the champion for Railways
This week saw New Zealand First deliver on two key campaign promises, both relating to rail. First, it was announced that the initial construction
How NZ First is proving to be a welcome sight in Government for businesses
When business confidence steadily declined in the middle of the year, many began to wonder if the current Labour-New Zealand First government were trustworthy
What a migrant NZ First member thinks of the “Kiwi Values Bill”
In a packed conference room at Racing Tauranga, about 200 members of the New Zealand First Party engaged in heated – yet civil –
Not just the North, but also the East, have won big from the Provincial Growth Fund
Ever since the Labour-New Zealand First government launched its $1 billion per year Provincial Growth Fund (PGF), it has been criticized by the Opposition for
How has the Provincial Growth Fund helped the regions so far?
Arguably, the biggest win for New Zealand First in their Coalition Agreement with the New Zealand Labour Party was the $1 billion per year
Is it 2005 again? Labour-NZ First Government deliver on more Police Funding
A year before the 2017 general elections, New Zealand First leader Winston Peters pledged to add an extra 1,800 police officers if elected into
Ditching plastic bags — at last!
Staying true to our reputation as a world leader in forwarding progressive agenda, the Labour-New Zealand First-Greens government announced yesterday that New Zealand will