News & Achievements
Mana Ake expansion announced
Soon, more kids in Aotearoa will have access to the in-school mental health support that has boosted the resilience of tamariki and whānau in Canterbury.
Continue reading →Boosting small businesses
Small businesses are not only the heart of our economy – they’re also the heart of our communities. They provide important goods and services, as well as great employment opportunities. They know and love their locals. And after a tough year, they need our support!
Continue reading →More businesses switching to clean energy
More businesses are making the switch to cleaner, more sustainable energy, with support from our Government.
Continue reading →More families better off, thanks to Labour
More than one million people will be better off from today, thanks to our Government’s changes to the minimum wage, main benefits and superannuation.
Continue reading →How Labour is backing renters
We’ve worked hard to make life easier for renters, and ensure everyone has a healthy, secure place to live.
Continue reading →The next steps in Labour’s housing plan
We’ve announced the next steps in our plan to tackle the housing crisis and help Kiwis into homes.
Continue reading →Labour’s housing plan: Your questions answered
We’ve announced the next steps in our plan to tackle New Zealand’s housing crisis, as we take urgent action to help more Kiwis into homes. Here, we answer your questions about our plan to improve housing in New Zealand.
Continue reading →Labour’s record on housing
We believe everyone deserves a warm, dry place to call home, which is why we’ve announced the next steps in our plan to tackle the housing crisis. The new policies we’ve announced build on the work we’ve already done to improve housing in New Zealand.
Here’s a look at everything we’re doing to help Kiwis into homes.
Continue reading →Free training brings in 100,000 new tradies
More than 100,000 Kiwis have signed up for the trades, thanks to our free vocational training and apprenticeships scheme.
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