Signalling the start of their 2020 election campaign, National Party leader Simon Bridges and several of his party colleagues are making a working visit
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At last, a crackdown on foreign donations in New Zealand
In the wake of the controversies surrounding the National Party regarding foreigners donating large sums to their Party, the Coalition Government has announced changes
Budget freezes and station closures: How the National government paved the way for more crime
With the release of the National Party’s “discussion document” on law and order, it is clear that they are planning a “hard-line conservative” stance
What’s the real score between Jian Yang, the National Party, and the Chinese Communist Party?
National Party list MP Jian Yang has been outed by a report on Newsroom.co.nz to have attended the 70th anniversary of the Chinese Communist
Why is National blocking the creation of an independent election campaign watchdog?
When the National Party found themselves unable to stop the rise of ‘Jacindamania’ in the 2017 general elections, they turned to one of their
How long can the National Party get away with bullying?
There seems to be a culture of bullying in the National Party. It has been revealed that a staff member is in a legal
The Jami-Lee Ross redemption arc could spell National’s demise
Jami-Lee Ross is proving to be “The Terminator” to the National Party’s “Sarah Connor”, just when they thought they saw the last of him
The Eruption of Jami-Lee Ross
Plagued by controversy, Jami-Lee Ross fronted the media and unleashed the most memorable take-down of the National Party – which until that point he
“A Cabal of Chaos”: Why National, rather than the Government, is the unstable unit that cannot be relied on
Not long after the new Coalition Government comprised of the New Zealand Labour and New Zealand First parties, with confidence & supply from the
The Underachiever: Looking back at Jami-Lee Ross’ Career so far
When you’re the designated protege of arguably one of the most popular figures in New Zealand political history, there is pressure for you not