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Candidates competing for party votes and seats in Parliament

With less than two months until this year's general election, Kiwis are being urged to enrol to vote so they can make their voices...

Government delivers 407 frontline police across Auckland

By Naisi Chen, Labour List MP based in Botany Last week the Government announced it had delivered on its commitment to put an extra...

Chen says Labour’s water reforms will deliver ‘big cost savings’

The Labour Government's local water reforms are affordable and necessary and they'll save ratepayers money, Botany-based Labour List MP Naisi Chen says. The Government recently...

Ormiston Fields development boost for first-home buyers

The Government is adding to east Auckland's housing stock by partnering with Fletcher Residential to build more than 150 new homes in Flat Bush. A...

Hipkins vows to help Kiwis doing it tough

A bombshell was dropped on New Zealand's political landscape on January 19 when a tearful Jacinda Ardern publicly announced she was stepping down as...

MPs cross ditch on exchange

Members of Parliament travel across the Tasman this week to learn more about Australia’s federal and state political and electoral systems. The delegation includes Botany-based Labour...

Youth offending “not without consequences”

A Labour MP based in east Auckland says the narrative that youths who commit ram-raids and smash-and-grab burglaries face no consequences for their crimes...

Millions spent on emergency housing

The Labour Government spent almost $3 million providing emergency housing to people in east Auckland in the six months from March to August this...

Ribbon cut for Ormiston Medical Centre

After months of delays due to Covid-19, the ribbon for the official opening of a local medical centre has been cut by the Associate...

Youth MPs calling out Government inaction

Budding young east Auckland politicians have seized the chance to quiz the Government about major issues including housing affordability and mental health. Three local teenagers...