DinaHopeLee

A half shorn sheep is the perfect metaphor for National asking voters to allow them to finish their plan for fleecing the country. Looting NZ for themselves, their donors and the lobbyists who own and run their parties, who have had free reign over the nation under this govt. #OneTermGovt #nzpol

We have decided that if the left win the NZ election, I’m selling my business, we are selling our property and we’re leaving Auckland ASAP.

Lock Labour out. Keep more of what you earn.

rnz.co.nz/news/politics_elec… Election 2026: Police looking into Harry Mowbray's 'Split Your Vote' website

Throughout this election, you’ll have heard us talking about the economy, interest rates, inflation, debt, surpluses, spending allowances and so on. Let’s talk about why that matters for New Zealand’s future and why it should matter to you. In short, if we manage the economy responsibly, families up and down the country will be better off. When we manage the economy responsibly, we help create the conditions for interest rates to fall. That means lower mortgage rates, so Kiwis pay less when buying a home or refixing their mortgage. We’re already seeing progress here. When National took over three years ago, the Official Cash Rate was 5.5%, now it’s 2.75%. That means a family taking out a $500,000 mortgage is paying about $6,400 less a year in interest. When we manage the economy responsibly, businesses thrive and grow. That means more jobs, higher wages and Kiwis better off. That flows through to better government finances, with more money to invest in infrastructure and public services like health, policing and education. It also means less borrowing, rather than passing the bills off to our children and grandchildren, and no need to raise taxes, so Kiwis keep more of their own money. Our plan is working. Unemployment is forecast to fall. Interest rates and inflation are down. Borrowing is coming down and we are set to return to surplus. Labour would undo all that progress by spending recklessly, just like they did last time they were in government. Between themselves and their coalition partners, there are billions in unfunded policies that New Zealand can’t afford. That means more borrowing, higher interest rates, fewer jobs, less money for our services and higher taxes. Short-term bribes that would leave Kiwis worse off in the long run. Just look to Australia. Their Official Cash Rate has risen to 4.6%, with another increase expected today. That means higher mortgage rates for Australian families. An Australian with a mortgage equivalent to $500,000 could be paying about $6,000 a year more in interest than a Kiwi with the same mortgage. That’s why sticking to the plan is so important. In the long run, Kiwis will be better off. Don’t leave the job half done. Party Vote National.

They have only half fleeced us and they want to finish the job.