New Zealand First

New Zealand First campaigned on these law & order reforms - now we have delivered.

Shane Jones: We're dealing with the muppets, villains, and cowards who endanger our communities

Mark Patterson: There is a return of pride and a sense of purpose for our wool growers

Shane Jones: Who could possibly complain when we're ensuring the patriotic development of our nation

Shane Jones: Despite the best efforts of my critics the furry Luddites, we stand strong

Shane Jones: A lot of what we're doing does resonate with the nation.

Shane Jones: Wokism & indigestible climate misinformation will not deter NZ First from creating jobs

Shane Jones: I haven't got time for these nutrition deprived crocodiles and their false tears

Shane Jones: If you're bold you can turn around the fortunes of regional New Zealand

Shane Jones: I don't shy away from the hard questions...

Shane Jones: Immigration is going to be a key feature of the election narrative with NZ First

Keyboard animosity from Schnapperellas vs commonsense from Matua of Fisheries..

Shane Jones: Fishing, what is best lure or bait?

Winston Peters: We will ensure that young people can only make decisions when they're old enough to

Shane Jones: I look forward to the Fast-Track ideological tussle with the Greens

Shane Jones: I predict that no one from the Māori Party will be seen again after the next election

Shane Jones: I am denouncing these self-important muppets with their virtue-signalling ideology

Winston Peters: We're going to make sure that the parents of this country are heard.

Shane Jones: Please don't get sucked in by the Greens' indiscriminate, transcendental tofu threats

Shane Jones: Today Parliament witnessed ideological compost, a philosophical dump from the Greens

Shane Jones: We're never going to send billions of dollars to the Congo like the Green Party demand

Andy Foster: The Upper Selwyn Huts community now has the right to stay thanks to NZ First

Shane Jones: The Waitangi Tribunal need to wake up!

Shane Jones: I have won the debate in the minds of New Zealanders about the importance of mining.

Winston Peters: We've always stood for principles. We stick up for them; we fight for them.

Shane Jones: The Māori Party's wharenui is ablaze...

Shane Jones: No hapū, no Māori group is entitled to hold a veto over commerce in New Zealand.

Winston Peters: We're unfolding our manifesto before the next election

David Wilson: Do we seriously believe that the big banks are going to protect Kiwi consumers?

Shane Jones: Will the Māori Party have a Snoop Dogg moment or a Taylor Swift moment?