
Opinion: How Act can maintain its space on the right
OPINION: How does National's change of leadership affect Act?
OPINION: How does National's change of leadership affect Act?
Act's inflation plan included a $43 billion mistake.
David Seymour likes taking the piss but is teetotal.
It also questions commitments to equity; just four of its nearly 150 staff are Māori.
NZ's Covid-19 public-policy experience has been a "game of two halves" say experts.
Judith Collins ponders whether Act's stratospheric polling is permanent.
Three waters reviewer founded a firm which has already contracted staff to the reforms.
Labour's support has crashed in two polls, but it is still well ahead of National.
National leader Judith Collins says the Government is sowing division.
OPINION: David Seymour says the Government needs to start by telling the truth.
So far the health system is coping, but it is making plans in case numbers surge.
Act Party leader David Seymour proposed one-off tax credit for fully vaxxed.
In a rare moment, the leaders of all five parties in Parliament came together.
Polling company has Act and David Seymour hitting new highs in monthly poll.
Donor's very clear reason for putting cash into National after donating $430,000 to Act.
In just one year Act went from fielding its lowest number of MPs to its highest.
Questions from National's heartland ask if the party is lost - and how it can be found.
His beloved mum Victoria made sure her two besties would be watching over her son.
The Act leader is seen by many respondents as de facto Leader of the Opposition.
As political debate moves to gangs and excessive spending, National finally has a chance.
Voters could get a say on a four-year term and MMP rules under electoral review.
National's historic pollster has it crashing to disaster territory.
The lockdown may have halted Labour's slow slide in the polls, but no seismic shifts.
EDITORIAL: Unless we raise vaccination rates among the vulnerable, we are all in trouble.
OPINION: Jacinda Ardern should listen to Act and the Greens before changing terror laws.
Act leader fails to see that a Māori-targeted vaccination strategy is not anti-Pākehā.
A reshuffle in the middle of a national crisis looks like misplaced priorities.
Act thinks Parliament is coming back next week - but that might not be the case.
The Government and the Opposition are set to debate whether Parliament can return.
David Seymour has criticised the Government's response to the latest outbreak.