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
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New Zealand: Should the election be pushed back to a later date?
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will announce on Monday, 17th August the fate of this year’s general elections. Originally set for the 19th of September,
New Zealand: The re-emergence of COVID-19 has made this election a lot closer
New Zealand was once hailed as a ‘global exemplar’ in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. While the rest of the world struggled to
New Zealand: National’s Todd McClay crying crocodile tears over Rotorua quarantine facilities
The Member for Rotorua, Todd McClay, who is also a senior member of the National Party, took to social media to lambast the Coalition
New Zealand: What Chris Bishop’s “COVID tourists” saga revealed about the National Party
After 23 days of having no new COVID-19 cases, being hailed as the envy of the rest of the world, New Zealanders were shocked
New Zealand: Muller and Kaye’s ascension has opened a can of worms in the National Party
When the National Party caucus moved to replace Simon Bridges as their leader with Todd Muller, their intent was to turn their fortunes around
New Zealand: The Duality of the National Party
After a dismal polling result, many are predicting the impending demise of Simon Bridges’ reign as leader of the National Party. Last Tuesday’s Newshub-Reid
New Zealand: Has Simon Bridges’ time come?
After a litany of disastrous PR stunts, many believe Simon Bridges’ time as leader of the National Party has come to an end. Recently,
Jami-Lee Ross dropped a bombshell in the House and everyone ignored it
Botany electorate MP Jami-Lee Ross made headlines in 2018 when he blew the whistle on a large donation by a Chinese businessman to his
Who does the National Party truly stand for?
Last month, the National Party showed us a glimpse of their economic priorities if elected into government in this year’s election. Reusing once more