It's been a busy few weeks of exciting policy announcements and campaigning! I've highlighted the policies that I think will ...

National outlined a fiscal plan that prioritised lowering debt, aimed for a 2028/29 surplus, and protected frontline services ...

A re-elected National Government will require students to stay at school until they complete Year 11 giving more young people time to build the knowledge and skills they need for a successful future, ...

to protect the things Kiwis care about and continue our plan to grow the economy, spend sensibly and get debt down, with no new taxes. The health of our ocean matters to every New Zealander. It is ...

National backs farmers as part of our plan to grow the economy, spend sensibly and get debt down, with no new taxes. Reliable access to water and fertiliser is critical to on-farm productivity.

National’s fisheries plan backs the health of the Hauraki Gulf, the right of recreational fishers to continue the Kiwi tradition of catching a feed, and provides for sustainable seafood to be caught ...

National's campaign chair said Labour had failed to clarify an automatic union membership pledge after a CTU post, and ...

Over the past few months, I've spent time talking with many people across our electorate. The message I've heard more than any other is clear: the cost of living remains the number one concern for ...

It’s been a big couple of months, and I get the feeling it’s only going to get busier from here! Somehow, we’re already just 80 days out from the election. Things have been ramping up both locally and ...

We prioritised water and fertiliser security, funding storage projects, irrigation standards and fertiliser supply agreements ...