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The New Zealand Labour Party has committed $21 million toward Māori-led vocational training programs if elected. The policy aims to expand skilled trade opportunities and support indigenous economic development ahead of the upcoming general election.
New Zealand Labour Party MP Willie Jackson has expressed skepticism about the party's chances of securing all seven Māori electorates, contradicting leader Chris Hipkins' confidence.
New Zealand's Labour Party has announced it will not release the costs of its "cornerstone" policies until after the upcoming election, citing Treaty concerns.
The opposition Labour party has pledged to avoid fuel tax increases in its next term, proposing a $2 billion reduction in the transport budget to finance the commitment.
A Labour MP in New Zealand has stated that he has seen a proposed bill to ban social media for under-16s but is prohibited from sharing its details with his party colleagues, drawing criticism from Labour.
The Labour Party in New Zealand has outlined a fiscal strategy that includes promises of increased taxation, government spending, and borrowing.
New Zealand's Labour Party has announced a commitment to provide free maternity scans if re-elected. Midwives have welcomed these plans, noting the positive impact on maternal care.