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Questions for Oral Answer 29 August 2023
Audio 29 Aug 2023Questions to Ministers TAMATI COFFEY to the Minister for Cyclone Recovery: What progress has been made on agreements with councils in severely affected areas following Cyclone Gabrielle? HON JAMES… Audio
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Government spending cuts don't go far enough - National, ACT
The government's plan to cut $4b in spending is too little, too late, the National Party says.
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'Instability and chaos' - Labour rules out a partnership with NZ First
Labour leader Chris Hipkins has ruled out New Zealand First as a possible coalition partner after this year's election, saying Winston Peters and his party would cause "instability and chaos".
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Would Nelson Mandela have campaigned for the ACT Party? Not according to his grandson
Kweku Mandela tweeted saying his grandfather Nelson Mandela would categorically "not campaign for this [ACT] today or any other day in the past".
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Week in Politics: Bad poll for Labour, more policies and a National MP in trouble
Analysis - Commentators deliver similar verdicts on the latest poll, and its grim reading for Labour. The main parties continue to crank out policies, David Seymour's joke that no one thought was…
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Labour sells its vaping crackdown - but is it too late?
The government's pointed to vapes as a key weapon in the war against cigarettes.
In the rush to reach its smokefree targets, however, there are fears the horse has bolted - with children exposed to… Audio
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Labour sells its vaping crackdown - but is it too late?
The government's pointed to vapes as a key weapon in the war against cigarettes.
In the rush to reach its smokefree targets, however, there are fears the horse has bolted - with children exposed to…
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Finger pistols at 2pm: photos from a week of Question Time
The election looms over Parliament’s debating chamber and as it nears the behaviour of MPs is amplified, especially in Question Time. We have a week of photos from above and from down amongst it.
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Finger pistols at 2pm: photos from a week of Question Time
The election looms over Parliament’s debating chamber and as it nears the behaviour of MPs is amplified, especially in Question Time. We have a week of photos from above and from down amongst it.
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Week in Politics: Bad poll for Labour, more policies and a National MP in trouble
Analysis - Commentators deliver similar verdicts on the latest poll, and its grim reading for Labour. The main parties continue to crank out policies, David Seymour's joke that no one thought was…
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Labour MP questions Luxon's leadership credentials over Tim van de Molen saga
He got off lightly, in contrast to Luxon's call for stiff penalties for Labour MPs hauled before the Privileges Committee, says Ginny Andersen. Audio
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First Up - The Podcast, Friday 25 August
Audio 25 Aug 2023On today's First Up pod - the roads have way more cyclists than there used to be, we visit a humble bike shop in Mt Albert to see what got people pushing pedals; ACT Leader David Seymour joins give us… Audio
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ACT's David Seymour on the week in politics
Well what a week its been in parliament, arguments, accusations, an MP stripped of his portfolios after threatening behaviour and outside of parliament candidates standing down over social media… Audio
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Don't stop believing: ACT hits fawke in the road as Labour falls & National stalls
ACT endures scrutiny, Shane Jones impersonates Julie Andrews and we recall 1999, while Lacklustre Luxon and Ho Hum Hipkins fail to inspire. Video, Audio
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ACT under fire for candidate vetting process
Audio 24 Aug 2023The Act party leader, David Seymour, insists his party has done a good job of vetting its candidates.
The Rangitata candidate, Elaine Naidu Franz, has resigned, after it emerged she compared vaccine… Audio
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ACT embroiled in social media controversy
Audio 24 Aug 2023The ACT Party is embroiled in more controversy after several list candidates have resigned after making inflammatory online social media posts.
Leader David Seymour last week joked about blowing up… Audio
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Māori seats on Auckland Council draws mixed views
Aucklanders are being asked for feedback on whether the council should have Māori seats on its governing body.
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Waititi could have breached rules in Parliament
Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rawiri Waititi may have breached Parliament's rules by making comments about court proceedings.
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ACT party in hot water after controversial social media posts
Audio 23 Aug 2023The ACT Party has been at the centre of controversy - again - after several list candidates resigned over inflammatory online social media posts. Its leader David Seymour last week joked about blowing… Audio
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ACT's David Seymour defends vetting after candidate controversies
ACT is in damage control after candidates were revealed to have made inflammatory posts on social media.
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Questions for Oral Answer 23 August 2023
Audio 23 Aug 2023CHRISTOPHER LUXON to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all of his Government's statements and actions?
HELEN WHITE to the Minister of Housing: What recent progress has the Government made to boost… Audio
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Luxon disavows ACT Zero Carbon, Treaty of Waitangi policies
National has ruled out repealing the Zero Carbon Act, and poured cold water on ACT's proposal to redefine Treaty of Waitangi principles.
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Labour pledges to halve number of vape stores nationwide
The Labour Party says it will limit the number of vape stores nationwide to 600 and introduce a licensing regime if re-elected, in a fresh bid to crack down on youth vaping.
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Labour support drops again; Hipkins, Luxon neck and neck, new poll finds
Support for Labour has crashed into the twenties, with National and ACT on course to win the election, according to the 1News-Verian poll.
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PSA on ACT Party public service policy
The Act Party wants Public Service bosses to be given achievement targets and put on performance-based pay, if it becomes part of the next government.
Under the policy, government ministers would… Audio
