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 ...
National outlined a fisheries plan that protected the Hauraki Gulf, expanded marine reserves, backed recreational fishing and ...
National's campaign chair said Labour had failed to clarify an automatic union membership pledge after a CTU post, and ...
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, ...
We prioritised water and fertiliser security, funding storage projects, irrigation standards and fertiliser supply agreements ...
The Campaign is in full swing and I am out and about across Tukituki connecting with as many people as I can, door knocking, ...
We increased medicines funding, expanded nationwide cancer screening, and launched new trials, CAR-T access and prevention ...
We said Labour’s fiscal plan lacked credibility, omitted billions in costs, and would have left Kiwis paying more and ...
We announced a review into building rules to remove unnecessary consents for low-risk home projects and simplify exemptions.
We reported food and fibre exports reached a record $65.2 billion in the year to 30 June 2026, up 8% as key sectors grew.
National is supporting small businesses with a 47-point Small Business Plan to reduce compliance costs and make it easier to invest, grow and employ staff, National’s Small Business spokesperson ...
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