NZ First Leader Winston Peters (Right) has stolen an early march, but National Leader Christopher Luxon (Centre) and ACT Leader David Seymour may dampen his
Phil Goff’s comments about Donald Trump were unwise but his dismissal may say more about the current US administration Analysis by Sam Sachdeva Newsroom, Wellington, March
There was better news for Chris Hipkins than for Christopher Luxon in the Poll (Source: 1News) The first opinion Polls of the year send a
Radio New Zealand Auckland, February 6, 2025 Thousands of people gathered for commemorations to celebrate Waitangi Day today (February 6, 2025) throughout New Zealand. A
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has hinted that the sale of state assets would be an election issue in 2026 (TVOne News Screen Grab)Venkat Raman Auckland,
One Objective-two approaches but the task would be arduous The debate about privatising state assets has reared its head again, with calls by ACT Leader
Our Leader in Indian Newslink Digital Edition February 1, 2025 Venkat Raman Auckland, January 30, 2025 The Treaty Principles Bill, introduced by Act Paty
Laura Walters Wellington, January 30, 2025 In just a few months, David Seymour’s Treaty Principles Bill will be snuffed out, but the debate is likely
Vineeta Rao Auckland, January 25, 2025 ACT Party Leader David Seymour made the most of his time during his State of the Nation Address on
Peter Dunne Wellington, January 23, 2025 This week, the rituals that herald the start of each Parliamentary year begin. Both the major parties are holding
“We want change that makes this great country of ours even better. This Coalition Government will deliver that change.” National Party Leader and Prime Minister
Peter Dunne Wellington, November 22, 2024 The Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975 gave legal status to the Treaty, a mere 135 years after it was
Radio New Zealand Wellington, November 18, 2024 Former Prime Minister Dame Jenny Shipley has warned the ACT Party is “inviting civil war” with its attempt
Quick poll: If two-thirds of the experts monitoring the effects of a new law say that they are “extremely concerned” by its implementation, should we
Analysis by Russell Palmer Wellington, October 14, 2024 New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters wants his coalition partners’ support for a $100 billion infrastructure fund
Radio New Zealand Wellington, October 14, 2024 New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters is promising his party’s proposed $100 billion ‘future fund’ will not be paid for
Venkat Raman Auckland, October 6, 2024 The launch of the Ethnic Arts & Trade Foundation NZ in the Executive Hall of Parliament in Wellington on
“Our world is in a whirlwind,” United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told the UN General Assembly’s 79th session on Wednesday (NZ Time), outlining a world
Praneeta Mahajan Hamilton, September 26, 2024 Data released today, September 26, 2024, by Associate Education Minister David Seymour indicates an increase in school attendance during
Radio New Zealand Wellington, September 24, 2024 Public Service Minister Nicola Willis has directed department bosses to tighten up on working-from-home arrangements. She says that
Jane Kelsey Auckland, September 12, 2024 ACT Party Leader David Seymour has said the goal of his Treaty Principles Bill is to stimulate an overdue conversation on te Tiriti
Venkat Raman Auckland, May 1, 2024 The decision of the Wellington-based Remuneration Authority to increase the pay of Ministers and Members of Parliament (MPs) has
Jemima Huston Wellington, April 17, 2024 About 90% of Oranga Tamariki staff are likely to be cut completely, and 565 Ministry of Education jobs are
Our Leader this fortnight: Indian Newslink March 15, 2024 issue Guest Editorial by Peter Dunne This week’s government bailout, the fifth in the last eighteen
Matthew Scott Whangarei, March 2, 2024 Voices in the health sector are questioning whether a new Medical School plan will address potential pipeline issues in
Praneeta Mahajan Hamilton, February 20, 2024 After David Seymour pledged to restore over-the-counter sales of the drug as part of his election campaign, Pseudoephedrine will soon be allowed
Jane Kelsey Auckland, December 23, 2023 As part of its coalition deal with National, the ACT Party is preparing to resurrect its “regulatory responsibility” legislation
Barbara Allen, Karl Lofgren and Michael Macaulay Wellington, December 16, 2023 It has been clear that change is coming to the New Zealand public service
Marcus Roberts Auckland, December 2, 2023 If the first victim of war is truth, the first victims of coalition negotiations are controversial policies. ACT’s policy
Our Leader in Indian Newslink Digital Edition dated December 1, 2023 Venkat Raman Auckland, December 2, 2023 Strange bedfellows have made it again to the
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