We're up against funding from the elite and big end of town. Other parties will use hundreds of dollars of taxpayer funds to promote their brand before the election even begins. Help us build our fighting fund so that average New Zealanders have a chance to gain representation in Parliament again. We need to bring back experience, common sense, and pragmatic policy back to Parliament.
New Zealand First is gearing up for the next election. In order to bring back balance and common sense to parliament, we need a strong team of candidates to support Rt Hon Winston Peters and advocate for the party during the 2023 General Election. We are looking for everyday New Zealanders who are interested in taking a stand with New Zealand First.
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It is pleasing to see the decision of Justice Doogue today which revised her previous judgment made in November last year. This ruling is not only vindication but most importantly it respects par...
New Zealand First has considered the Hamilton-West byelection and the circumstances that have led to it. When Members of Parliament stand at elections they promise the electorate to serve them for...
New Zealand First was formed in 1993 to represent those New Zealanders concerned about the social and economic direction of our country following the economic reforms of the fourth Labour and fourth National governments.
The Party was founded on "Fifteen Fundamental Principles" that emphasise accountable and transparent government, commonsense social and economic policy, and placing the interests of our country and its people at the forefront of Government decision making.
Today, New Zealand First is a party that focusses on pragmatism and common sense in the wake of extreme political ideological and bureaucratic capture of successive governments.
As a grassroots movement, New Zealand First is committed to representing forgotten New Zealanders and advocating for support by connecting with the various communities across the country.
