Tag: economic_policy
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NZ Parliament Grills Ministers on Cost of Living, Economy, and Climate Progress
New Zealand ministers addressed Parliament on July 23, 2026, debating the cost of living, economic growth, climate targets, and housing affordability, alongside education and social welfare reforms.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessGeneral PoliticsEconomyEmployment and LaborEducationEnvironmentSocial Issues New Zealand ParliamentCost of LivingEconomic PolicyClimate ChangeHousing MarketEducation ReformSocial Welfare
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The Opportunity Party Rejects Traditional Left-Right Politics, Citing National Decline
The Opportunity Party rejects traditional left-right politics, arguing it has failed New Zealand. They propose a "Tax Reset" with a Land Value Tax and Citizen's Income to drive economic growth and fairness, refusing to label their policies ideologically.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessGeneral PoliticsEconomyElectionSocial IssuesEmployment and Labor The Opportunity PartyPoliticsTax ResetLand Value TaxCitizen's IncomeEconomic PolicyOpportunity Party
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The Opportunity Party Rejects Traditional Left-Right Politics, Citing National Decline
The Opportunity Party rejects traditional left-right politics, arguing it has failed New Zealand. They propose a "Tax Reset" with a Land Value Tax and Citizen's Income to drive economic growth and fairness, refusing to label their policies ideologically.
Politics and GovernmentBusiness The Opportunity PartyPoliticsTax ResetLand Value TaxCitizen's IncomeEconomic PolicyOpportunity PartyElection
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New Zealand First Unveils Compulsory KiwiSaver at Birth and BNZ Buy-Back Plan
New Zealand First proposes compulsory KiwiSaver at birth with a $1000 Crown contribution and plans to buy back BNZ, merging it with Kiwibank to form a new "National Bank of New Zealand" to boost economic sovereignty.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessGeneral PoliticsEconomyBankingFinancial MarketsEmployment and LaborElection New Zealand FirstWinston PetersKiwiSaverBNZKiwibankNational Bank of New ZealandEconomic PolicyNZ First