Tag: new_zealand_politics
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Media Monitor: One News NZ Reports Paul Henry's Political Bid, Police Misconduct, and Outback Murder Anniversary
One News NZ reports broadcaster Paul Henry is standing for the ACT Party, a police officer remains on duty after discarding cannabis, and unseen photos mark 25 years since the Outback murder.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementEntertainmentWorldGeneral PoliticsElectionLegalFilm and TVSocial Issues Paul HenryACT PartyNew Zealand PoliticsPolice MisconductCannabisPeter FalconioOutback MurderAustraliaOne News NZ
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ACT New Zealand Solicits Supporter Feedback to Shape Election Campaign
With 121 days until the election, ACT New Zealand is surveying its supporters to gather feedback on its performance, coalition delivery, and key issues, aiming to shape its upcoming campaign strategy.
Politics and GovernmentGeneral PoliticsElectionOther Parties ACT New ZealandCampaignSupporter SurveyNew Zealand PoliticsPolitical StrategyFeedbackPoliticsACT NZ
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ACT MPs Simon Court and Cameron Luxton to Host Public Meeting in Hastings
ACT Party MPs Simon Court and Cameron Luxton will hold a public meeting in Hastings on July 6. They aim to discuss government work, including cutting red tape and improving healthcare, while seeking direct feedback from residents on their priorities.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementHealthGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentSocial IssuesLegalEconomy ACT PartySimon CourtCameron LuxtonHastingsPublic MeetingNew Zealand PoliticsGovernmentACT
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NZ First Leader Winston Peters Declares 'Election Like No Other,' Criticizes Rivals and Key Trade Deal
Winston Peters launched NZ First's campaign in Hawkes Bay, criticizing Labour, Greens, and the Māori Party. He opposed the India FTA and Paris Accord, while promoting a local racecourse project and NZ First's 'common sense' policies.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessGeneral PoliticsEconomyTradeElectionEnvironmentSocial Issues Winston PetersNew Zealand FirstHawkes BayIndia Free Trade AgreementParis AccordNew Zealand PoliticsElection 2026NZ First
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Media Monitor: Hot Air Balloon Crash, Unlawful Restraint, and TV App Mandate Reported by One News NZ
One News NZ reports on a hot air balloon crash in Methven, an autistic girl unlawfully restrained, and the government's plan for local TV apps. Also, sports news on Ismael Kone and Tim Payne.
HealthMediaSportPolitics and GovernmentSocial IssuesLegalTransportationDigital and Print PublishingGeneral Politics MethvenHot Air Balloon CrashAutism RightsNew Zealand PoliticsStreaming MediaIsmael KoneFootball TransferOne News NZ
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Government Moves to End Voting Rights for Non-Elected Council Committee Members
The New Zealand Government plans to amend the Local Government Act, removing voting rights for non-elected committee members, including Māori representatives, on councils like Wellington City Council, sparking debate over local governance and partnership.
Politics and GovernmentGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentSocial IssuesElection Local Government ActWellington City CouncilMāori RepresentationVoting RightsIwiPolitical ReformNew Zealand Politics
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ACT Highlights Budget Influence and Announces First 2026 Election Candidates
ACT New Zealand details its impact on Budget 2026, including fiscal discipline, housing incentives, and education reforms. The party also unveiled its initial 2026 election candidates, emphasizing a focus on common sense and freedom.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessHealthEducationEconomyReal EstateLaw EnforcementElectionLabour PartyNational Party ACT New ZealandBudget 2026Housing PolicyEducation ReformFiscal Discipline2026 ElectionNew Zealand PoliticsPolitics
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Green Party Slams Budget 2026 for Neglecting Pasifika Communities
The Green Party criticizes Budget 2026, claiming it neglects Pasifika peoples and cuts nearly $3 million from the Ministry for Pacific Peoples, prioritizing the wealthy and other sectors instead.
Politics and GovernmentGeneral PoliticsEconomyEmployment and LaborSocial IssuesEnergy Green PartyBudget 2026PasifikaMinistry for Pacific PeoplesTeanau TuionoFunding CutsNew Zealand PoliticsElection
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ACT New Zealand Hails Budget 2026 as Fiscal Discipline Returns
ACT New Zealand credits Budget 2026 for an earlier return to surplus, highlighting $2 billion in public service savings, increased health and education funding, and the scrapping of the "Fees Free" policy as evidence of their influence in government.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessHealthLaw EnforcementGeneral PoliticsEconomyEducationLegalElectionSocial Issues ACT New ZealandBudget 2026Fiscal PolicyPublic ServiceHealthcareNew Zealand PoliticsPoliticsACT NZ
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New Zealand First Unveils Key Policies: Compulsory KiwiSaver and BNZ Buy-Back
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters announced new policies for the 2026 election, including compulsory KiwiSaver at birth and buying back BNZ. He criticized globalist influences, loose immigration, and defended free speech, positioning the party as nationalist and conservative.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessGeneral PoliticsEconomySocial IssuesElectionClimate Change Winston PetersNew Zealand First2026 ElectionKiwiSaverBank of New ZealandImmigration PolicyNew Zealand PoliticsNZ First
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Political Parties Grilled on Fuel Crisis Response
New Zealand political parties face critical questions on their plans to tackle the escalating fuel crisis, with a focus on renewable energy, public transport, and phasing out fossil fuels.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessEnvironmentEnergy Fuel CrisisRenewable EnergyClimate ChangePublic TransportElectric VehiclesLNG TerminalNew Zealand PoliticsGreenpeace
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ACT Party Highlights Government Spending Scrutiny and Policy Wins
ACT Party announces Brooke van Velden's departure, criticizes government spending, and celebrates stopping a surcharge ban, while advocating for recreational fishers.
Politics and GovernmentEconomy ACT PartyBrooke van VeldenGovernment SpendingMinistry for Ethnic CommunitiesSurcharge BanFisheries Amendment BillNew Zealand PoliticsElection