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ACT is announcing new policy to make immigration work for New Zealand. One that welcomes people, but only if they share values of tolerance, freedom and democracy, help build infrastructure, and play by the rules.

“The Burnside Bridge in Central Hawke’s Bay is a small project that reveals a big problem. New Zealand has forgotten how to build practical infrastructure,” says ACT Infrastructure spokesperson Simon Court.

ACT is welcoming an extension of submissions on the Fisheries Amendment Bill.

“Ngāi Tahu’s sudden opposition to the Santana gold mine raises an obvious question. What changed?” says ACT Resources spokesperson Simon Court.

“Labour’s plan to reinstate Treaty obligations for school boards risks shifting focus away from what matters most in schools: student outcomes,” says ACT Education spokesperson Laura McClure.

Perhaps the best example of leadership in New Zealand sport was Peter Blake’s constant question to Team New Zealand. This week Free Press borrows from Blake and asks ‘will it raise productivity in New Zealand?’