Act Party candidate for Rotorua electorate, Marten Rozeboom
Marten Rozeboom on the issues facing the electorate, from tourism to family values.
Marten Rozeboom on the issues facing the electorate, from tourism to family values.
There is no justification for ethnic-based healthcare, party says.
The Government has worked to reduce the number of inmates.
OPINION: Anything is possible when all MMP parties have their country’s welfare at heart.
The National leader was pushed by Northlanders on how he'd handle Winston Peters.
Opinion: We won't find stability and a bit of relief with Luxon-led government.
Opinion: National should rule out regressive NZ First.
Why was Paula Bennett having a cup of tea in Tāmaki?
National and Act's chances of forming a two-party government drop below 30 per cent.
OPINION: Finally, someone crunched the numbers - and the numbers are embarrassing.
National and Act may be forced to work with New Zealand First.
The Race Relations Commissioner is concerned about racist and classist undertones.
Two polls in two days have put NZ First above 5 per cent and back in Parliament.
He argued school attendance rates are a bigger crisis than Covid.
The Tāmaki electorate race is neck and neck, with two points separating the candidates.
At Epsom and Tāmaki election debates centre-right MPs are arguing for lower house prices.
If National and Act are elected, the Clean Car Discount is on the scrap pile.
It comes as National repeatedly states it does not want to work with NZ First.
Candidates address living costs, cyclone recovery, infrastructure and mental health.
OPINION: Labour's dig over debate re-scheduling just made its leader look weak.
OPINION: The best way to help the rural sector is to green the rural economy, fast.
OPINION: Our editorial on early voting as the official voting period begins.
Former health boss Rob Campbell relays the opinion he has been dreading writing.
Te Pāti Māori asks Electoral Commission to investigate donation to Act by rich lister.
The advance voting period for the 2023 election starts today.
OPINION: The depressing feature of election season, the usual easy targets.
OPINION: Chris Hipkins should have addressed divisive issues much sooner.
Candidates were asked what their parties would do to control pests.
"Are you stoned right now?" Auckland Central candidates go head to head on Karangahape Rd.