• 14 June, 2022

    Expectant parents should be eligible for emergency MIQ

    “The ACT Party has written to the COVID Response Minister Chris Hipkins asking that expectant parents be eligible to apply for emergency MIQ,” says ACT Deputy Leader and Health spokesperson Brooke van Velden....

  • 14 June, 2022

    ACT’s gang gun solution deserves Govt support

    “News today that Canterbury Police have been ordered to carry firearms for the second time in a fortnight amid fears of armed gang retaliation is further evidence of why ACT’s approach to tackling gangs and their firearms deserves greater attention,”...

  • 14 June, 2022

    Some good must come from sacrifice

    “Today’s decision will come as a great relief to businesses, workers and families,” says ACT Leader David Seymour.

  • 14 June, 2022

    Pharmac joins ACT’s call for a Medicines Strategy

    “It appears that everyone wants a dedicated Medicines Strategy apart from Andrew Little, who is too focussed on slicing up the health system based on race instead of need,” says ACT’s Health spokesperson Brooke van Velden....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Easter Trading Bill’s time has come

    “Our antiquated Easter Trading laws are ready for an overhaul and my Member’s Bill drawn from the Ballot today will do just that,” says ACT Small Business spokesperson Chris Baillie....

  • 14 June, 2022

    A major step backwards for employment law

    "The Government has taken a major step backwards by re-introducing 1890s style compulsory unionism,” says ACT’s Small Business spokesperson Chris Baillie....

  • 14 June, 2022

    ‘Announcements’ Ardern all talk and no action

    “The Government should ensure there are vaccination centres set up at all ports tomorrow, and insist on enforcing the rules. Instead Ardern has made another announcement instead of action, waiting weeks before port workers must be vaccinated,” says ACT Leader...

  • 14 June, 2022

    Mallard must go

    “The Mallard hunting season came to an end last weekend but there’s one more Mallard that still needs to go,” says ACT Leader David Seymour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Forget the right side of history, is EECA on the side of taxpayers?

    “Amidst a global pandemic where debt and spending are at record highs, taxpayers have forked out almost $600,000 for a 30 second video about being on the ‘right side’ of climate change,” says ACT’s Energy spokesperson Simon Court....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Brain Drain Budget taxes Kiwis hardest, ACT gives relief

    “Labour must have missed the story of the golden goose, or maybe they just think it doesn’t apply to Kiwis. A key part of the Brain Drain Budget is too much tax on productive people,” says ACT’s Associate Finance spokesperson...

  • 14 June, 2022

    Secret letter shows Greens and Labour both hate drivers

    “The release of the ‘secret letter’ from former Associate Transport Minister Julie-Anne Genter to Labour’s former Minister of Transport shows that Labour and the Greens are united in their viewpoint of making life impossible for drivers,” says ACT’s Transport spokesperson...

  • 14 June, 2022

    Niue??? Heard of New South Wales?

    “The open border to Niue before Australia shows the Government couldn’t care less about struggling tourist and horticultural industries,” says ACT Leader David Seymour...