
The Country: School lunches and Land Rovers with David Seymour
David Seymour, Mark Ericksen, Te Radar, and Dr Jacqueline Rowarth.
David Seymour, Mark Ericksen, Te Radar, and Dr Jacqueline Rowarth.
A range of ages have submitted on the controversial bill.
He stressed teacher-only days need the Minister of Education's approval.
Education Minister Erica Stanford says David Seymour was “overstepping the mark somewhat” and worrying increase in hostility towards LGBTQ+ rights.
'I think he knew at the time he was overstepping ...'
OPINION: Seymour is openly defiant because he knows Luxon won’t do anything.
OPINION: Plus his Philip Polkinghorne letter to police.
OPINION: $153m being spent on charter schools would pay for more than 700 teacher aides.
Lunch provider Compass admits halal meals it delivers to schools are not halal certified.
'We had a great system before ... it was just great and now we’ve got this.'
'If I were a school student I would have loved a pie as my taxpayer-funded school lunch.'
David Seymour's full letter of support for eye surgeon Philip Polkinghorne is revealed.
OPINION: The Cooks' surprise China partnership is a huge deal for NZ and the Pacific.
Seymour's recent antics include a controversial letter and a Parliament stunt.
The school is using sausage sizzles and Weet-Bix because of unreliable deliveries.
Labour isn't pleased with Seymour's defence.
Act leader David Seymour is asked why he attempted to drive a Land Rover up Parliament's steps. Video / Mark Mitchell
OPINION: 'This is madness on a grand scale.'
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he had a very constructive conversation with Act leader David Seymour last night. Video / Mark Mitchell
Luxon: Seymour letter 'ill-advised'. Seymour hits back, said PM didn't know the facts.
OPINION: Luxon let his frustration show and Seymour bit back.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on Act leader David Seymour's attempt to drive a vehicle up Parliament teps.
The Act leader has not held back in his response to the Prime Minister's criticism.
Parliament security demanded Seymour get off the steps immediately.
OPINION: 'New Zealanders have much to be proud of and thankful for.'
OPINION: Just because they're free, doesn't mean they'll be gratefully received.
OPINION: Unironically, Kāinga Ora this week announced a focus on building state houses.
ANALYSIS: If we want to close those gaps, we already have a model for how to do it.
OPINION: Luxon's absence shone a light on the best speech about the Treaty in many years.
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