The Latest One News Verian Poll
It’s only one poll, but it’s broadly in line with other recent polls.
It’s only one poll, but it’s broadly in line with other recent polls.
In a 2026 election beset already by bombast and hyperbole, is the big-policy-first approach of the left still working?
The co-leader speeches at the AGM, and the new policy of a 1 year moratorium on AI data centres.
Our reliance on fossil fuels is a ticking timebomb, There Are Real Alternatives, and the Green Party have a plan
“The plan would electrify homes, transport and industry, ending New Zealand’s dependence on unpredictable global fossil fuel markets, cutting household power bills, and building real energy security at home.”
Chris Hipkins, Marama Davidson, and Chloe Swarbrick speak on unity, working together while being separate partners, and the upcoming election.
Chloe Swarbrick and the Greens are changing the narrative on what tax is for.
Headlines: NZD free falls, misleading Green Party attack ads linked to NZ First, making NZDF lethal, and American billionaires regret support for Trump
Tamatha Paul’s comments on policing have been criticised by Luxon as “insane” but a closer look at what she really said shows how much her comments have been taken out of context.
Meanwhile, National’s law and order track record is only deteriorating.
The Green Party co-leaders gave their annual State of the Planet speech yesterday.
That grinding noise you can hear from the Parliamentary precinct is the sound of National backbenchers sharpening their knives getting ready for a change of leadership. Because the latest Curia poll shows National has fallen behind Labour in the preferred party stakes.
A notably different approach to sequencing political comeback was on show at the VUW post-election seminar last week. Luxon put rebuilding the party first, Hipkins put it last. On policy Luxon was bottom-up and early, Hipkins was top-down and late.
“All of these things were impossible, until they weren’t” – Chloe Swarbrick
The case for redistribution of wealth in New Zealand.
Chloe Swarbrick, the cost of living crisis, and what the economy is for.
People who rent their home shouldn’t have to get sick or complain before the safety of their home is tested and guaranteed.