Search Results
Related tags:
-
ACT launches campaign with vow to end co-governance
ACT is promising to end co-governance, which it claims comes at the expense of universal human rights.
-
Heckler interrupts David Seymour at ACT campaign launch in Auckland
A heckler disrupted ACT's campaign launch on Sunday, the same man who has interrupted the Labour and National leaders in the past few weeks.
-
Political leaders show off culinary skills in new series
If you've ever wondered what it might be like to have a meal with Chris Hipkins, or David Seymour - you don't have to wonder any more.
Even if you've never considered it our very own Charlotte Cook… Audio
-
David Seymour apologises after supporter hits a member of the media
ACT's leader David Seymour has apologised after it emerged one of his supporters hit a member of the media at his party's campaign launch.
The confrontation came after protesters from a fringe party… Audio
-
ACT party campaign launch overshadowed by protestors
The ACT Party's glitzy campaign launch was overshadowed by a moustachioed protestor who snuck into the event - incognito - at the weekend.
More than 500 people gathered in Auckland's Civic Theatre… Audio
-
Grilled with Charlotte Cook | Trailer
The leaders of ACT, the Greens, Labour, and National face Midday Report’s Charlotte Cook, who grills them over policies, technique in the kitchen, and how they got into politics. Video
-
Top Stories for Monday 18 September 2023
Top stories for 18 September 2023 Ferocious winds have lashed much of the country, damaging properties, closing roads and cancelling flights ACT leader David Seymour says scrapping co-governance will… Audio
-
Heckler interrupts David Seymour at ACT campaign launch in Auckland
Another political party's rally has been disrupted - with the heckler at ACT's campaign launch today the same man who has interrupted the Labour and National leaders in the past few weeks.
-
On the campaign trail, week two: Tax plans and spending
The second week of the election campaign has been all about the economy.
There was the pre-election opening of the books, with National's tax plans and Labour's spending coming under fire.
This… Audio
-
On the campaign trail, week two: Tax plans and spending
The second week of the election campaign has been all about the economy.
There was the pre-election opening of the books, with National's tax plans and Labour's spending coming under fire.
This…
Audio -
Drug-addicted beneficiaries 'need to get clean enough to work' - Seymour
Drug addicts will face the prospect of losing their benefit if they refuse treatment or don't make efforts to find work, the ACT Party leader says.
-
Election 2023: Candidates spar in Queenstown over spending, taxes
A month out from Election Day, the four leading parties' finance spokespeople came together for the ASB Great Debate in Queenstown to pitch their spending and visions for New Zealand's future.
-
ACT's Brooke van Velden talks law and order
To politics now and ACT leader David Seymour said on Wednesday that his party's tax plans would have to change, after Treasury revealed the state of the government's books. But, he told RNZ's… Audio
-
Robertson, Willis, Shaw and Seymour face-off in finance debate
The finance spokespeople for the top four polling parties have taken part in a debate in front of a sold-out crowd in Queenstown.
-
National, ACT & NZ First: Delivering the sun or just beach cricket?
David Seymour is usually more a talker than a fighter, an ideas man; but he's been flexing his political muscles during this campaign.
-
National, ACT & NZ First: Delivering the sun or just beach cricket?
Multiple polls point to a change of government. Is National passing the sniff test? Do voters really want ACT's 'real change' or a handbrake? We ask what a centre-right government might look like. Video, Audio
-
NZ First returns to Parliament under latest 1News-Verian poll
National has gained in the latest 1News-Verian poll, with all other parties currently in Parliament losing support or staying steady.
-
Seymour hopes for 'tight working relationship with the Nats'
Checkpoint - ACT leader David Seymour says tax plans will have to change after the opening of the government's books, and is pledging to work "tightly" with National. Audio
-
'More people should be in prison': Seymour promises tougher sentences for serious crimes
The ACT party's law and order policy also promises to disqualify gang members from holding a firearms licence and impose tougher sentences for crimes on vulnerable workers.
-
ACT may have to walk back promises after state of govt books
If he's finance minister David Seymour's pledging to work "tightly" with the "nats" to deliver on tax policy. But the ACT leader concedes his party will probably have to scale back its tax relief… Video, Audio
-
ACT wants to put more criminals behind bars
The ACT party wants to increase the prison population back to the 10,000 inmate record from 2017 as part of its law and order package. The policy includes a billion dollars to increase capacity by 500… Audio
-
Election 2023 live updates: Labour pledges more doctors, ACT announces law and order policy
National's leader has been on a walkabout Papatoetoe this morning, Labour's leader announced the party's health pledge at Otago Medical School and ACT's leader outlined its law and order policy in…
-
Parties slam Labour's 'mismanagement' but Hipkins says economy is 'turning a corner'
The opposition has hit out at government spending and borrowing after the pre-election economic and fiscal update but Labour says it shows the economy turning a corner.
-
Winston Peters unconcerned he might stir up anti-Māori feeling
The New Zealand First leader says he cannot understand why his latest comments on Māori not being indigenous are being contested. Audio
