• 14 June, 2022

    Events industry might as well be at Level 4

    “The shift to red settings, restricting gatherings to 100 people, is the same as Alert Level four for the events sector, and they should be given the wage subsidy to compensate,” says ACT Leader David Seymour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    ACT shifts protest debate in 24 hours

    “Just days ago Speaker Trevor Mallard’s response to the protest outside Parliament was an immature mix of speakers and sprinklers. We welcome him and the rest of Parliament now taking a more mature approach and following ACT’s lead,” says ACT...

  • 14 June, 2022

    Labour gives itself room to borrow extra $90 billion

    “Grant Robertson has this morning given himself free reign to borrow and spend an extra $90 billion with changes to the debt ceiling,” says ACT Leader David Seymour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Welfare now a lifestyle choice

    “The Prime Minister will leave a legacy of dependency by making welfare more attractive than work and sadly she’s proud of it,” says ACT’s Social Development Spokesperson Karen Chhour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Why did Faafoi reject Afghan applications?

    “Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi should tell New Zealanders on what grounds he rejected the applications from a group of Afghan people who helped New Zealand’s military,” says ACT Leader David Seymour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Govt shoots self in buttock over gun laws

    “The Police Minister and the Police Commissioner are at odds over whether the Government’s new gun legislation allows Police to strip firearms licences from gang members,” says ACT Firearms Law Reform spokesperson Nicole McKee....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Jacinda Ardern won’t rule out political opinion in Hate Speech laws

    “Jacinda Ardern has admitted in Parliament today that she hasn’t ruled out including political opinion in her proposed hate speech laws,” says ACT Leader David Seymour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Nash intent on taxing the life out of tourism

    “Be warned, the Labour Government looks set to break more promises with Tourism Minister Stuart Nash saying in Parliament today on the potential for introducing bed taxes that would hit New Zealanders, ‘there’s a whole lot of work going on...

  • 14 June, 2022

    The Government is not ready, so it’s lockdown in all but name

    “The Government’s approach to Omicron amounts to a lockdown in all but name, New Zealanders are paying the price because the Government did not use the time it had to prepare for Omicron,” says ACT Leader David Seymour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Hate Speech Petition reaches 20,000 signatures

    “Tens of thousands of Kiwis have exercised their right to free speech, standing up to Jacinda Ardern and her divisive Hate Speech Laws. The Prime Minister needs to back down and dump this confused initiative,” says ACT Leader David Seymour....

  • 14 June, 2022

    ACT questions anti-money laundering legislation

    “ACT is today asking for feedback about the anti-money laundering legislation passed by the National Government in 2009,” says ACT’s Associate Finance spokesperson Damien Smith....

  • 14 June, 2022

    Time to shut down the rumours and give us the truth

    “When the Government makes a major decision like shutting down an entire region it needs to give us the truth about why, or the void will be filled with rumour and speculation,” says ACT Leader David Seymour....