OPINION: If National Won’t Move on Luxon, They’ll Wear the Loss

The polls are sliding, voters are switching off and the question National MPs are quietly asking is simple: can Luxon actually win the next election?

28%: The Poll That Could End Christopher Luxon

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Chris Hipkins delivers his first major election pitch of the year.

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Erica Stanford reveals National's aim for teen social media ban by 2026 Election

"If kids were drinking or gambling in the schoolyard, we’d act. This is no different."

Luxon looks weak: Why hasn't boofhead minister Andrew Bayly been sacked?

He clearly doesn't deserve $300k a year to hold the small business portfolio.

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"My biggest motivation was seeing farmers and the business sector getting a raw deal. You could sit around and whinge about it or do something, and here I am," Anderson says.

Pamu CEO Optimistic Despite $26 Million Loss

"Despite the financial loss, our team's performance in areas we can control has been commendable," Leslie states.

Local Farmers Tackle Water Quality Amid Political Uncertainty

"We can't sit there and wait for someone to come along and give us direction," Pemberton emphasises.

Hemp Byproducts In Animal Feed A Missed Opportunity?

"There's no logical reason why we should still have to exclude them from the market," Lake says.

From Protests To Progress: The Shifting Landscape Of German Dairy Farming

"The protests have moved from the streets to the meeting rooms," Newson explains.

Nicola Grigg Discusses Juggling Parliament, Drought Challenges, + NZ's Trade Ambitions

"It's really grim up there, and we're doing what we can to support the farmers on the ground," Grogg says.

Hunters + Anglers Push For Representation On NZ Conservation Authority

"Hunters and anglers are one of the largest users of public conservation land, so to have their voice on that board is highly appropriate," says Gale.

Climate Minister Optimistic About Future Of Farming + Climate Cohesion

"We're going to be working with the industry, not against it, in regards to how we implement those aspects," Watts assures.

Otago Farmers At Odds With Regional Council Over Freshwater Rules

"Interest rates are still your number one pub talk," Kane says.

Independent Study Exposes Flawed Freshwater Regulations

"If agriculture stopped in all catchments and they returned to their natural pre-human state, 38% of rivers still wouldn't meet the targets," Acland reveals.