More competition. More choice. Fairer prices. Labour will take tough action on the supermarket giants to get you a better deal at the checkout. New Zealanders are paying too much for groceries. Labour ...

Labour will restore pay equity legislation in its first 100 days and give an immediate pay rise to care and support workers. Care and support workers do some of the most important work in our ...

Labour will make price gouging illegal, so big companies can't use their market power to overcharge you for the essentials. New Zealanders are working hard. They deserve a fair price for the ...

Labour will cut 10% off eligible student loan balances, so graduates who study, work and stay here can pay off their loans sooner, keep more of their pay, and get ahead at home. Labour will cut ...

The Chief Archivist has formally directed the Prime Minister’s Office to account for missing records of its dealings with Fonterra and Z Energy, raising further questions about corporate lobbying and ...

National promised more jobs and 50,000 fewer people on Jobseeker. Three years on, unemployment is higher and National is nowhere near its own target – so now it is changing the rules instead.

Labour will make sure the price you see is the price you pay, you get your money back when things go wrong, and more airlines compete for your business. For many New Zealanders, flying isn't a luxury.

Labour will open banking up to more competition, so Kiwis get better prices, better services and more choice. New Zealanders and Kiwi businesses should be getting a better deal from their banks.

Labour will make car repairs cheaper, crack down on unfair fuel prices and bring more competition to the pump, putting drivers back in the driver’s seat. "This election is about the cost of living.

Cheaper repairs. Fairer fuel prices. More choice. Owning and running a car is more expensive than it should be - Labour will take action. For most New Zealanders, a car is essential. You need it to ...

National has had three years to bring power bills down. Instead, Simeon Brown’s big plan is more reviews, more deregulation and more promises to fix things later. “Kiwis are sick of being told cheaper ...