New Zealand ACT Party leader calls for privatisations, rails against Marxism
Far-right minister David Seymour proposed selling state houses and privatising health and education, and expressed alarm at ...
New Zealand school lunches compared to “dog food” after government cutbacks
The far-right government has slashed $130 million from its school lunches program, resulting in meals that in some cases ...
Two new polls show centre-left bloc could form government
Two political polls out today show the left bloc has the numbers to form a government if an election was held today.
The New Zealand Herald24d
National Party caucus meeting: MPs meet after reshuffle, poor poll result
While Act and New Zealand First are “taking up a lot ... “I do think that the National Party, and Luxon in particular, are going to have to think about what kind of relationship they want ...
The Taipei Times8d
Thousands gather in New Zealand on Waitangi Day
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon of the New Zealand National Party spent the day with the Ngai Tahu people in the South Island, avoiding Waitangi where protesters heckled ministers last ...
New Zealand voices renewed concern as Cook Islands PM eyes agreement with China
New Zealand expressed renewed concern on Monday about the Cook Islands' prime minister travelling to China this week to sign ...
East Asia Forum6d
New Zealand must balance alliances with autonomy
New Zealand’s 2024 foreign policy embraced deeper security alliances, but economic dependence on China remained a persistent ...
Scoop15d
New Zealand ACT Party Leader Calls For Privatisations, Rails Against Marxism
David Seymour, leader of the far-right ACT Party and a senior minister in New Zealand’s National Party-led coalition government, delivered a “State of the Nation” speech on January 24.