Peter Dunne Wellington, June 29, 2025 In politics, things often turn full circle. National’s current musings about the future of regional councils following New
Our Second Leader in Indian Newslink Digital Edition June 15, 2025 Venkat Raman Auckland, June 14, 2025 A nation’s character can often be judged by
Jennifer Curtin, Gay Marie Francisco and Mohammad Salimifar Auckland, May 24, 2025 In 1936, when the National Party was created through a merger of the
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
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
Sir Roger Douglas Auckland, December 17, 2024 Forty years ago (on December 17, 1984) the Labour Party, under the leadership of David Lange was
Venu Menon Wellington, May 20,2024 The leaders of New Zealand’s three major political parties – National, Labour, and the Greens – addressed their rank and
There are a small number of decisions made by the government since it took office that I agree with. There are many decisions they have
Veteran academic proposes CHIN UP concept of an inclusive programme Venkat Raman Auckland, January 23, 2024 New Zealand should be rescued from the path of
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Venu Menon Wellington, October 15,2023 General Election 2023 ended with New Zealanders voting for change over continuity. Three-and-a-half hours after polling closed at 7pm on
Venkat Raman Auckland, October 11, 2023 Mt Roskill MP and former Minister of the Crown Michael Wood has said that a National-ACT-New Zealand First Coalition
Praneeta Mahajan Hamilton, September 28, 2023 From community issues to trade and industry, from health to Crime prevention, Hamilton will surely have the work cut
Venkat Raman Auckland, September 23, 2023 The proposal of the National Party to open up the Parent and Grandparent Visa Category with multiple entry options
Venu Menon Wellington, September 18,2023 ACT Party leader David Seymour’s call for a nationwide referendum on the Treaty of Waitangi puts alliance partner National in
Venu Menon Wellington, September 11, 2023 “Politics is not for the faint-hearted,” Karuna Muthu says. The National Party candidate standing from Rongotai in Wellington in
Long Read Peter Wilson Wellington, September 8, 2023 The main Parties launch their campaigns and Labour’s attack ads draw an angry response, National’s tax cuts
Elections are a contest not solely for power but also for trust. Politicians know this. That is why National has portrayed the government as profligate
Analysis by Jane Patterson Wellington, August 30, 2023 The headline figures that the National Party has offered (in its Tax Policy) New Zealanders are enticing
Venu Menon Wellington, August 22,2023 The National-ACT alliance has pledged to take the axe to the public service in Wellington if it is elected in
Venkat Raman Auckland, August 12, 2023 Last night (Friday), we launched the weekly Indian Newslink Opinion Poll to feel the pulse of our people on
Praneeta Mahajan Hamilton, August 11, 2023 New Zealand is a nation known for its commitment to democracy and civic participation. At the heart of this
Johnny Blades RNZ (The House), Wellington, July 30, 2023 If there is one thing this retiring MP would change about Parliament, it is that more members would
Opinion polls suggest that it is now likely that National will lead the next government, supported in some shape or form by ACT. When looking
More than 1100 people mark a record crowd to support National candidate Siva Kilari Venkat Raman Auckland, July 19, 2023 Better financial management, tax relief,
Sourced Content Wellington, May 14, 2023 Five months away from the general election, the latest Newshub-Reid political poll shows that Te Pāti Māori could hold
Christopher Luxon’s announcement ruling out any post-election working arrangement between National and Te Pati Māori is more predictable than bold. Realistically, such an arrangement had
Venu Menon Wellington, April 21 ,2023 National Party leader Christopher Luxon plans to restart trade talks with India, which is among New Zealand’s top
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