• 14 June, 2022

    ACT’s Budget for the Battlers

    “The ACT Party has today released our alternative budget, a budget for middle New Zealand, the Kiwis who work hard but are being squeezed from every direction,” says ACT Leader David Seymour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Electoral reform options don’t solve a problem

    “The proposed reforms from the Ministry of Justice into electoral donations don't solve a public policy problem,” says ACT Leader David Seymour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Government can stop everyone leaving Auckland – except criminals

    “Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson’s excuse that a man with COVID-19 crossing the border to the Waikato was “a decision for the courts” simply doesn’t wash,” says ACT Leader David Seymour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    The true cost of Delta lockdowns revealed

    “We now know the real cost of being unprepared for Delta was $8 billion,” says ACT Leader David Seymour.

  • 14 June, 2022

    Benefit blowout as budget more than doubles

    “Jacinda Ardern says Kiwis aren’t work shy, but they’re about to get a hell of a lot more shy now she’s more than doubled the budget for the dole,” say ACT Leader David Seymour and Social Development spokesperson Karen Chhour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Glaring lack of urgency revealed

    “The enormity of New Zealand’s soft approach to negotiating Covid-19 vaccines on New Zealanders’ behalf is being laid bare, and no amount of faux self-congratulation for finally approving the safety of Pfizer’s vaccine will change that,” says ACT Leader David...

  • 14 June, 2022

    PM ‘following the health advice?’ Yeah, right

    “Nobody will ever believe the Prime Minister again when she says she’s ‘following the health advice’”, says ACT Leader David Seymour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    The column Stuff wouldn't publish

    Stuff.co.nz was happy to run a column from John Tamihere accusing David Seymour of an “insidious, sophisticated and covert form of race-based politics” but they wouldn’t publish David's below response because they didn’t like the “tone” of the article....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Who’s checking the checkers?

    “News that flood protection work undertaken by the Otago Regional Council may be responsible for killing hundreds of native fish begs the question whether those responsible for enforcing resource management standards on others will be held to account themselves,” asks...

  • 14 June, 2022

    10 vaccine questions the Government needs to answer

    “The Prime Minister and her COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins need to do what they’ve advertised following Cabinet this afternoon and make very clear when New Zealand will approve use of vaccines, when they will arrive in the country, and...