Search Results
Related tags:
-
ACT tourism policy 'bold' but operators question uptake
New Zealand is already taking risks allowing Kiwis to return, so why not rich Americans, ACT says. A Southland tourism operator says it's a bold move, but won't get the industry back on its feet. Video
-
Slow alert level changes show strategy unsustainable - National, ACT
National and ACT have welcomed yesterday's alert level changes, but say border management strategy under Labour is not sustainable.
-
Covid-19: ACT wants wealthy tourists let in through borders
If New Zealanders living overseas are allowed back home why shouldn't wealthy foreign tourists be let in too? That's the basis of a new policy announced by ACT leader David Seymour last night in… Audio
-
National to unveil border and quarantine policy this morning
A National government would set about expanding the country's quarantine system to allow it to gradually open up the border, RNZ understands.
-
ACT tourism policy: GST cut, privately run isolation, minimum wage cap
The ACT Party would open New Zealand's borders to rich tourists who could pay to use privately run isolation facilities.
-
ACT pledges to repeal Zero Carbon Act if elected
ACT's primary industries policy proposal says the party would repeal government's landmark climate change law, the Zero Carbon Act, along with the Emissions Trading Scheme.
-
ACT leader Seymour rejects bishops' euthanasia claims
The ACT Party is urging religious leaders who object to the End of Life Choice Act to respect the choices of others.
-
The Weekend Panel with Jane Clifton and Richard Harman
Our weekend panellists Jane Clifton and Richard Harman offer their thoughts on the past week's news from Aotearoa and abroad. Audio
-
Labour Party promises to double sick leave and raise minimum wage
The Labour Party is promising to double minimum sick leave entitlements for workers to 10 days a year and raise the minimum wage to $20 an hour.
-
Week in Politics: Recession fires up the campaign
Analysis: The recession draws strong criticism from opposition parties, Labour dumps its fees-free policy, Jami-Lee Ross decides to try to slip into Parliament as a list MP and National delivers its… Video
-
National promises $4.7bn in tax cuts in economic and tax policy
National's promising a short-term package of tax cuts - worth about $4.7 billion - to kick start the economy. Video
-
The Elevator Pitch: Ardern reveals who she'd poach from NZ First
In today's episode, the Labour leader also lays down the law on her bottom lines and reveals her Marvel man. Video
-
Election 2020: How is campaigning going four weeks out from polling day?
Elbow bumps, physically distanced public meetings and a liberal dousing of hand sanitiser - it's all part of the new normal out on the campaign trail.
It seems some politicians are adjusting better… Audio
-
Covid-19 level 2 limits still hampering election campaigning
Audio 17 Sep 2020Restrictions on gatherings under alert level 2 are continuing to hamper political campaigning, a month out from the election.
Most of the political parties are giving Auckland a wide berth - with the… Audio
-
'The worst campaign environment that I've been involved in'
Campaign season is often a time of hugs, hongi and handshakes, where voters cram into packed halls while listening to the big election promises, but Covid-19 means limited gatherings and social…
-
Political parties react to latest GDP figures
National leader Judith Collins says the GDP figures out today, showing a drop of 12 percent, is proof New Zealand needs a National-led government, while Labour leader Jacinda Ardern says we will see a… Video
-
The Elevator Pitch: David Seymour on holding politicians to account
In today's Elevator Pitch, ACT leader David Seymour says he doesn't support splashing the cash, and crushes on a Scooby Snack-loving cartoon. Video
-
GDP results show NZ officially in first recession in a decade
The New Zealand economy contracted a record 12.2 percent in the three months to June, leading to the first recession in a decade.
-
The Elevator Pitch: David Seymour on holding politicians to account
In today's Elevator Pitch, ACT leader David Seymour says he doesn't support splashing the cash, and crushes on a Scooby Snack-loving cartoon. Video
-
Prefu: Parties offer dire warnings, optimism and a fiscal bermuda triangle
New Zealand First's Winston Peters has joined National and ACT in criticising Labour and the Greens' economic plans for Covid-19 recovery as risky, wasteful spending.
-
Pre-election fiscal update: Economy better than expected
New Zealand has emerged from this year's lockdowns better than expected but it's a much gloomier picture for the longer term recovery, with the country facing years of large deficits and ballooning… Audio
-
Cabinet extends current Covid-19 alert levels
Cabinet will meet again on Monday to decide if gatherings in Auckland can be increased and whether or not the rest of the country can move to alert level 1. Video
-
Auckland alert level: 'Run of zero days' needed for change, expert says
Today is the day the country will - once again - find out if it's moving up, down or staying at the same Covid-19 alert level. Audio
-
Can politicians win your vote in a few minutes?
Hoardings are at every corner, social media littered with candid candidates, and fiery debates dominating the news - it must be election year.
The politicians on our screens are renowned for long… Video, Audio
-
Covid-19: Worries ahead of Alert Level decision
Those who may have attended classes at Les Mills takapuna around the same time as a case of Covid-19 are being asked to stay home and call healthline.
The call comes on the same day the country will… Audio
