Press Releases

Police National Headquarters needs to explain why it is requiring police officers to undertake training on identifying and responding to ‘hate speech’

Te Pāti Māori’s member’s bill would give an unelected tribunal supremacy over our elected Parliament

With ACT at the Cabinet table, New Zealanders finally have a government focused on the victims of crime, not coddling criminals

Today is a great day for democracy, local decision-making, and equal political rights

Kiwis trying to access credit will be treated like adults again with the delivery of an ACT coalition commitment this week

Regular Free Press readers have heard us go on about housing for years, so we thought it was time for an update now ACT is in Government.

Today Chris Hipkins gave a speech about ‘bringing people together’. All I can say is I admire his chutzpah.

ACT welcomes the Government restoring the test for Customary Marine Title that Parliament originally intended.

This news will come as an enormous relief for residents I’ve met. While it is difficult to say exactly what pushed NZTA to make this announcement, it’s clear the fierce advocacy and protest of the locals has been effective

Te Pāti Māori’s obsession with race has sunk to a new low – and it’s about time they were held accountable by the media.

New Zealanders face enough problems, between the economy, ongoing crime, broken health and education systems, and a choppy geopolitical environment. This week will add another issue at the worst possible time, but one that’s difficult to ignore.

Reports that Health New Zealand is encouraging staff to incorporate a karakia into their workday is a complete distraction from the important work New Zealanders require that department to do.