There are big differences between them despite claims that both parties pull towards the centre.
Category: Opposition
‘For the Opposition, the Government is, “The comedy of errors”…’
-Dr. Mohammad Mustafa, lecturer and researcher
Here’s what they say they’d do if only…
Tension, violence and finger pointing on the election campaign trail
Each side of the aisle blames the other for public anger and violence
Electoral commission not looking very independent
Inadvertently or not, the Electoral Commission is taking sides.
Winston Peters’ claims on Māori origins another consideration in race based policy
Winston Peters’ claims about Māori indigenous status challenge New Zealand’s history and current policies, sparking debate.
NZ First courts the anti-mandate vote
NZ First engagement with “freedom vote” may prove a winner in the election.
Are the youth abandoning Labour?
Labour tries to benefit by dropping the voting age for local elections, but is their timing off?
NZ First gains momentum heading into the election
NZ First’s campaign seems to have legs.
Parties’ policies on transportation and roads
National, Labour, and ACT spar over how to fund new roads and public transport.
NZ First’s “take back our country” populism may be a winning play
NZ First may have a winning strategy to get back into Parliament.
A push for race-based governance in New Zealand
Calling people “racist” is getting tired.