The New Zealand Labour Party has been making headlines recently due to its centre-left political stance and its commitment to democratic socialism. The party's platform has been described as social, with a focus on addressing social and economic issues in the country. In the news, the party has been involved in discussions about various policies and initiatives, as well as its performance in elections and its positioning on key issues.
The New Zealand Labour Party, also known as Labour or Reipa in Māori, was founded in 1916 and has a long history of advocating for workers' rights and social justice. Over the years, the party has been in government multiple times, implementing policies to improve the lives of New Zealanders. With a strong emphasis on equality, fairness, and progressive values, the New Zealand Labour Party continues to be a prominent political force in the country, shaping the national discourse and policy landscape.
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The shadow chancellor will accuse ministers of ‘gaslighting’ Britons over the state of the economy as she draws battle lines ahead of the election.
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"Not since the start of the century has US electricity demand grown 2.4% over an eight-year period," Goldman Sachs said.
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Rishi Sunak’s claims that Britain is heading to a hung parliament after general election have been dismissed as “wishful thinking”
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There had been speculation that Rishi Sunak could forced into a general election in June or July if a plot against him had materialised in the wake of the local elections
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Sunak's team said they will respond with upcoming media appearances and policy announcements on the economy, migration, and healthcare.
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The prime minister said the result was not a ‘foregone conclusion’, but repeated his claim that the result would be closer than current opinion polls suggest
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Tax rises are inevitable regardless of who wins the next general election, top economists have warned, as the Government is set to break its borrowing rules by racking up too much debt.
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Robert Jenrick has outlined a 30-point plan to cut legal migration, including creating a new department whose "sole mission is controlling immigration".
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The prime minister and chancellor will be gleeful about the UK's latest economic data. However, it comes after a series of grim figures and the verdict from voters about the state of the economy remains to be seen.
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Mirror columnist Paul Routledge on last week's local elections, and the so-called 'Gaza factor' where dozens of pro-Palestinian activists were elected
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Labour chairwoman Annelise Dodds said there is no place for Nigel Farage in the party, following criticism from some MPs that right-wing former Tory MP Natalie Elphicke was allowed to defect.
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Exclusive: Mick Whelan, general secretary of Aslef, says: ‘We need a relatively clean deal to get out of this’
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Britain’s Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy praises Trump’s defense record and urges Europeans not to “personalize” debate over NATO spending.
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New YouGov poll suggests Conservatives would hold on to just 13 seats at next general election
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Elphicke is the second Conservative MP to cross the floor in two weeks.
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Starmer’s backward reforms will damage Britain’s jobs market beyond repair
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Doorbell video of woman campaigning for Labour in West Midlands shared by independent candidate
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Suella Braverman called for the Conservatives to ‘do more to support families and children on lower incomes’
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Nadhim’s departure is the latest blow for Rishi Sunak after a disastrous local elections for the Conservative Party
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The 42-year-old says he needs ‘more time to listen, learn and find my political home’