Jane Harrison

NZ First is the party with the boldness and fortitude to affirm our economic security. Our country needs fuel storage, resource development and affordable energy. Labour / Greens climate hysteria caused the demise of Marsden Point refinery. NEVER AGAIN!

Weeks ago we learned Fauci and the biomedical state knew the COVID jabs were dangerous but hid it from us. While that investigation continues, today we sued Pfizer for deceptively marketing the products as safe—making billions—while pregnant women were miscarrying their babies and teenagers were having heart attacks.

To the liars saying NZ First has achieved nothing during this coalition government.... lest we forget: New Zealand First’s domestic achievements in the Coalition Government (since November 2023) represent a strong record of delivery on their coalition commitments, putting Kiwis first, restoring common sense, and reversing divisive or ineffective policies from the previous government. Through targeted legislation, repeals, funding initiatives, and practical reforms, NZ First has driven progress on law and order, regional development, economic fairness, seniors’ support, education, health, immigration integrity, and equal citizenship. These changes have delivered tangible benefits for working families, rural communities, victims of crime, and taxpayers—creating a more secure, prosperous, and united New Zealand. Below is a comprehensive, categorized list of their key achievements, drawn from official coalition outcomes in the first two-plus years.1. Immigration & Employment: Skills-Focused System and Work IncentivesNZ First strengthened the immigration system to prioritise genuine workforce needs while getting beneficiaries back to work, reducing exploitation risks and supporting Kiwi jobs. Improved the Accredited Employer Work Visa to attract the right skills and workers New Zealand actually needs. Ensured Immigration New Zealand applies proper risk management and verification so migrants fill genuine shortages, not displace locals. Investigated an “Essential Worker” workforce planning mechanism for long-term skill and labour shortages. Strengthened obligations on Jobseeker work-ready beneficiaries (including sanctions and potential time limits for under-25s) to encourage workforce participation. Impact: A fairer, more targeted immigration system that supports economic growth without undermining Kiwi workers or public services.2. Public Safety & Law and Order: Tougher Consequences for CrimeNZ First delivered a suite of reforms to back victims, deter offenders, and support frontline staff—restoring accountability and community safety. Introduced measures to tackle youth crime, including consideration of a Youth Justice Demerit Point system. Reformed Fleeing Driver laws to reduce dangerous incidents. Amended the Sentencing Act to prioritise victims, treat gang membership as an aggravating factor, impose real consequences for low-level crimes like shoplifting, and remove concurrent sentences for offences committed on parole, bail, or in custody. Equipped corrections officers with body cameras and protective gear. Passed Protection for First Responders and Prison Officers legislation with minimum mandatory sentences for assaults. Introduced Coward Punch legislation creating a specific offence with serious penalties. Made it easier for New Zealanders (including prisoners) to obtain driver licences through supportive programmes. Adequately resourced community policing, including Māori and Pasifika wardens. Impact: Stronger deterrence, better support for victims and frontline workers, and a clear message that crime has consequences—contributing to safer streets and communities.3. Economy, Infrastructure & Primary Sector: Regional Growth and Practical ReformsNZ First secured major infrastructure funding and repealed burdensome laws, unlocking productivity, energy security, and primary sector potential. Established a $1.2 billion Regional Infrastructure Fund and a National Infrastructure Agency. Repealed the Natural and Built Environment Act 2023 and Spatial Planning Act 2023; amended the Resource Management Act 1991 to speed up consenting for infrastructure, housing, farming, and primary industries (including renewable energy, aquaculture, forestry, and mining). Created a fast-track one-stop-shop consenting process for significant regional and national projects. Cancelled Auckland Light Rail and Let’s Get Wellington Moving; reduced cycleway spending; committed to a four-lane Brynderwyns highway alternative (with private finance exploration). Delivered fuel security measures: study into requirements, urgent review of Marsden Point Refinery reopening, railway connections to Northport, dry dock business case, transitional low-carbon fuels, natural gas exploration restart, geological hydrogen support, and mineral resource opportunities (e.g., vanadium). In the primary sector: stopped the ETS review for market certainty; incentivised low-methane mitigations; preferred wool in government buildings; reversed the live animal export ban (with welfare standards); extended marine farming permits and removed productivity barriers. Impact: Boosted regional economies, restored farmer and business confidence, enhanced energy and fuel resilience, and cut red tape—laying foundations for sustainable growth and infrastructure delivery.4. Education & Health: Back to Basics and Patient-FocusedNZ First refocused services on core outcomes, removed race-based structures, and improved access. Emphasised reading, writing, and maths in schools; refocused curriculum on academic achievement (removing ideology-driven guidelines like gender/sexuality/relationships education); shifted Fees Free to the final year of study; maintained the Apprenticeship Boost. Abolished the Māori Health Authority; updated Pharmac’s model to better include patients’ voices with annual funding increases; required Medsafe to fast-track approvals (within 30 days of two recognised overseas agencies); recognised overseas medical qualifications; advanced digital tech and Nurse Practitioners in understaffed areas. Repealed the Therapeutic Products Act 2023; funded Gumboot Friday/I Am Hope to $6 million annually; repealed and reformed smokefree/vaping laws (removed denicotinisation, retail reductions, generation ban; banned disposable vapes; increased youth penalties). Impact: Stronger literacy/numeracy foundations for kids, faster and fairer health access, and practical support for mental health and seniors’ wellbeing.5. Seniors: Protecting and Supporting Our EldersNZ First kept promises to older New Zealanders and improved aged-care options. Kept the superannuation age at 65. Amended the Building Act and resource consent rules to make granny flats/small structures (up to 60sqm) easier to build. Progressed review of the Retirement Villages Act; investigated funding for new residential care beds; undertook a select committee inquiry into aged care (including early-onset conditions and asset thresholds). Explored enhancements to the Local Government Rates Rebate Scheme for SuperGold Card holders. Impact: Greater dignity, security, and housing flexibility for seniors—recognising their contributions and needs.6. Democracy, Freedoms & Equal Citizenship: Restoring Fairness and SovereigntyNZ First ended race-based policies, protected free speech, and strengthened democratic norms. Made English an official language, requiring government departments and Crown entities to communicate primarily in English (except Māori-specific entities). Committed not to change New Zealand’s official name without a referendum; supported a binding referendum on a four-year parliamentary term. Ensured publicly funded sports bodies uphold fair (biological) competition. Protected freedom of speech by ruling out hate speech legislation. Ended all remaining COVID-19 vaccine mandates and established a full independent public inquiry into the pandemic response (lockdowns, vaccines, social/economic impacts). Removed co-governance from public services; issued a Cabinet circular prioritising services on need, not race; restored local referendums on Māori wards. Impact: A return to equal citizenship, clearer governance, and defence of democratic freedoms—rebuilding trust that government serves all Kiwis equally.These achievements reflect New Zealand First’s consistent focus on practical, people-centred outcomes. By holding the balance and negotiating firmly in the coalition, they have helped stabilise the economy, enhance security, support regions and seniors, and restore a sense of fairness and national pride. The results are already visible in repealed bureaucracy, new infrastructure funding, tougher crime measures, and a shift away from ideology toward results for everyday New Zealanders.

🚩 This is just horrendous. Real life example of sloppy legislation which allows iwi to hold the NZ economy to ransom and how Nationals’ lack of guts costs us billions. Shane Jones has exposed the Ngati Kuku $450m shakedown of the Port of Tauranga. The port of Tauranga handles 50% of our total exports. If it was extended we could export another 80% worth of goods, which means improved lead times for customers and higher productivity. Reports have shown that this congestion at the port costs NZ GDP losses of $750m a year. By 2032 this will grow to $1 billion: In other words this is the same amount of trade Luxon says we MIGHT get from India after 15 years in the dog shit Indian FTA deal. Read that again, we can simply un-constrain our trade by extending a port but we can’t because iwi - emboldened by (what Laws describes as) “white woke wankers” wants the Port to pay them $450m to drop their reservations. NZFirsts’ Fast Track bill would have blown past these mafiaso stand over tactics, however National throttled that legislation back and capitulated to lobbying from the de industrialists on the left. Just remember the India FTA reaffirms UNDRIP, another international obligation that keeps this type of extortion racket running. Thanks again National, Act and Labour.

It is a modern form of misogyny to cancel women for speaking up about our biological reality

Alert: Winston Peters 🚨🚨🚨 “It’s our country, and we’re taking our country back” - Winston Peters Now that’s the kind of fighting talk I like !! National are most certainly not reading the room. As for Labour and Greens, well they’re just going backwards. They’re out of ideas and just clueless. 100% reactive. I think Peters will possibly overtake Luxon as preferred leader. The winner of the election (at this point of time) will be the existing coalition. @chrisluxonmp @winstonpeters @dbseymour

There has been a lot of commentary since the FTA was released around the ludicrous immigration implications and the USD$20 billion investment commitment over the next 15 years from NZ into India. But what also needs to be highlighted is the fact that there is a clause in the agreement which acknowledges and affirms New Zealand’s obligations to UNDRIP - this is the UN Declaration of Indigenous Rights which spawned He Puapua. It also includes a specific clause about the Treaty which states “nothing in this agreement shall preclude the adoption by New Zealand of measures it deems necessary to accord more favourable treatment to Maori in respect of matters covered by this agreement”. This whole FTA is a clear compromise of principles and values for the obsession of ‘getting a deal done’. We are standing up for New Zealand’s future and our principles and not supporting an agreement that will sell our country out for a handful of beans.

This is brilliant! One of the most astute insights on the state of New Zealand politics I’ve seen for ages. Kiwis put your 😎 on.

Alert:🚨🚨🚨 In Parliament today Chris Hipkins has INDIRECTLY suggested that Nicola Willis has MEDICAL / MENTAL health issues. May I respectfully suggest to Mr Hipkins that this kind of behaviour from the Leader of the Opposition — who, as we know, worked very closely with the Wicked Witch, Jacinda Ardern — is rather concerning ? It's widely accepted by many that Chris Hipkins suffers from... 🎯 Narcissistic Personality Disorder 🎯 Delusions of Grandeur 🎯 Compulsive lying 🎯 Histrionic Personality Disorder 🎯 Paranoid Personality Disorder 🎯 Schizotypal Personality Disorder

Reporter : ‘Nationals Carlos Cheung said he went door knocking in his electorate and the feedback is your butter chicken comment was racist’ SJ : ‘NZFirst is a party that cannot tolerate any more immigration over reach, no migrant is cancelling me as voice for New Zealanders who have fears or concerns’ Reporter: ‘Chippy said anyone who said your comment won’t be a minister in his cabinet’ SJ: ‘Well he had a minister in his cabinet who called NZ’ers rivers of filth. I’m disinterested in what he has to say, and after the next election he’ll be out of a job’

Four years ago in 2022, a full year before the last election, we ruled out working with the Labour Party. We did that because the left are full of woke self confessed communists who would turn our country into a basket case. Nothing has changed. In fact they are even worse. No, we won’t do a deal with Labour or their Marxist and separatist mates. It is astounding the amount of time this has been spent living rent free in some people’s heads - including media who keep asking the same stupid question that I have already answered multiple times. Anyone who says anything otherwise is ‘mischief making’ and ‘scaremongering’ who need to start focussing on things that kiwis care about most instead of personal petty rekons.

"Delta is good at finding unvaccinated people & it will & has reached children" - NZ PM, Jacinda Ardern. NZ govt paid Modeler Shaun Hendy 8 million dollars as a alarmist to push unnecessary fear, scaremonger & cook up implausible values.