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30 May, 2024
Feilding school using children as political pawns
Here we have school administrators using their publicly-funded position to push other people’s kids into anti-Government activism.
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29 May, 2024
Karen Chhour responds to Te Pāti Māori
Rawiri Waititi and the Māori Party’s regular divisive outbursts are incredibly disappointing – they’ve permanently lowered the standards of debate in our Parliament, and I feel sorry for them.
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28 May, 2024
Easter trading debacle as local policies lapse
Seven local councils have allowed their Easter Sunday trading policies to lapse.
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24 May, 2024
Paul Henry to address New Zealanders at ACT rally
ACT is pleased to announce the guest speaker for the Party's annual rally on 9 June in Auckland.
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23 May, 2024
Activist mayors on a hiding to nothing over Māori wards
This is absurd. Allowing local communities to have a say on their democratic structures is the epitome of local decision-making.
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22 May, 2024
New bill provides for mutually-agreed end of employment
ACT Small Business spokesperson Laura Trask has introduced a new member’s bill to the ballot to help employers and employees avoid costly unfair dismissal or personal grievance claims.
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22 May, 2024
What has been done on Race Relations?
At Free Press we hear fair concerns about the rate of policy reform since the election. Is the coalition Government doing enough, and fast enough?
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21 May, 2024
Poll should give mettle to Govt’s cost-cutting
A new poll revealing 64 percent of New Zealanders think government debt is too high should bolster the Coalition’s confidence to rein in the public sector.
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19 May, 2024
Envy politics didn’t work before, won’t work again
After six years of government where spending went through the roof, landlords were punished, Farmers were punished, basically anyone trying to do anything was punished...
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14 May, 2024
Taxpayers off the hook for Ardern’s pet project
ACT is welcoming the Prime Minister’s decision to defund the Christchurch Call.
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13 May, 2024
ACT responds to Court of Appeal decision
The Waitangi Tribunal has gone well beyond its brief and has become increasingly activist. It’s tried to become a source of authority in its own right.
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13 May, 2024
Forest & Bird's wapiti backdown a win for Fiordland
Good news for hunters, taxpayers, and Fiordland – Forest & Bird have paused their legal action against the Fiordland Wapiti Foundation.