In the latest line of decisions made by the Coalition Government that has sent the liberal opposition into hysteria, Oceans and Fisheries Minister Shane
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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
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,
New Zealand: What was the Ministry of Works and should we bring it back?
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, an economic slowdown has become inevitable. This will be the case not just for New Zealand but the entire
How serious is NZ First in dealing with climate change?
Last week’s global school strike for climate is forcing our political elite to devote more time and effort into the issue of climate change.
Why NZ First is the strongest voice in Parliament against the use of 1080
Chances are you know about the use of 1080 pellets by the Department of Conservation (DOC) due to the very loud and very active
The #ProvincialGrowthFund is doing better than what Newshub wants you to think
This week, mainstream news outlet Newshub released an exclusive story reporting that the Coalition Government’s Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) program only created 54 jobs during
A year later, the Provincial Growth Fund is proving critics wrong
One of New Zealand First’s most salient concessions won in their Coalition Agreement with the Labour Party is the establishment of the Provincial Growth
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