"National will help business grow, retain jobs and take on extra workers, while Labour will cripple businesses as they battle the recession," National Party Leader Judith Collins says.

"As Auckland wakes up to the fact that the middle four lanes of the harbour bridge could close for an extended period due to yesterday’s accident, just shows that Auckland needs National’s plan to build a new second harbour crossing over the Waitemata sooner rather than later," National Party

The Council of Trade Unions is applauding today's launch of the Labour Party’s industrial relations 2020 election policy by spokesperson Andrew Little.

Phil Twyford’s announcement yesterday that changes government procurement rules puts thousands of jobs at risk and poses a threat to New Zealand manufacturing, National’s Manufacturing spokesperson Andrew Bayly says.

"Provincial voters have had confirmed for them today that the Labour Party is abandoning them to their fate, stated Mr Peters.

"Only a strong vote for New Zealand First will guarantee the Provincial Growth Fund continuing in its current form after the General Election.

Changes to New Zealand’s "catch-all" export controls for goods and technology destined for a military end-use have now been Gazetted and will enter into force on 9 October.

New Conservative is incredibly proud to announce its 24-strong party list for the 2020 General Election, and to confirm that the party is standing a candidate in every electorate. This includes candidates in every Maori electorate, at the request of voters wanting to show their support.

People planning to head outdoors now have a resource that lets them know how accessible an area is for people with varying levels of mobility, Minister of Conservation Eugenie Sage announced today.

Labour will continue to prioritise investment in our regions with a new $200 million strategic partnership fund established to accelerate the development of local plans by regional economic development agencies while continuing to roll out individually funded PGF projects over the next term of pa

One of the most significant battle sites of the 1860s Land Wars will receive $2.96 million from the Provincial Growth Fund to improve the site and help tell the New Zealand story to visitors,