New Zealand Outdoors & Freedom Party

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We are gutted that today Meagan learned that her employment contract won't allow her to stand as a candidate for any political party. What do you think about contracts that restrict freedom of association and lock out anyone willing to challenge the career politicians that we need to remove?

@GeeBeeNZ sorry a miss type by me but what I meant... "NZ YES THAT RIGHT AN UNELECTED OFFICIAL DOING THE NEGOTIATING ...WHO? IS WEF? ie is WEF doing the negotiation is what I meant to say, sorry about that

@NZOFP What the Fuck do you mean "WHO is WEF?" ...Wake the Fuck up!

Well now we know how the Paris Agreement got inside the India FTA .. Enter Vangelis the negotiator for NZ YES THAT RIGHT AN UNELECTED OFFICIAL DOING THE NEGOTIATING ...WHO IS WEF ! Currently a member of the WEF International Trade and Investment Action group and also the steering committee of the WEF Climate Trade Zero initiative @SeanPlunket @RCR_NZ @centrist_nz @DailyTelegraph5

@SimonRAnderson @KaposkiDanni Currently a member of the WEF International Trade and Investment Action group and also the steering committee of the WEF Climate Trade Zero initiative.. He could the nicest guy out there but he mixing with Globalist scum bags !

@KaposkiDanni @NZOFP I've known him for a very long time. Professionally he is a diplomat held in the very highest regard, NZ is fortunate to have him.

@HelenClarkNZ @OtagoRC @SustainableTar1 @EDS_Aotearoa Perhaps comment on Sam's creek where a fast track mine is going to threaten the pure waters of Waikoropupu springs. The Cleanest largest fresh water spring in NZ.

Among strong evidence of why proposed mine in Central Otago shouldn’t proceed, @OtagoRC “said its geotechnical consultants found proposed tailings storage facility did not currently meet stability standards”. Horror story. rnz.co.nz/news/environme… @SustainableTar1 @EDS_Aotearoa

@SimonRAnderson Oh we know the villains in parliament but they are also in the bureaucracy ... hence where that term came from "Draining the Swamp"

All of MFAT is, it's part of the job description. And by focusing on the wrong guy you're misdirecting away from the actual villains in parliament.

@SimonRAnderson he is entrench in the WEF

@NZOFP You have identified the wrong target. Vangelis is solid, your focus would be better aimed at his political masters.

@mango5004 @KiwiAly @methaneaccordnz @GroundswellNZ yes we have 52,000 facebook followers have been more focussed over there but growing X now :)

@KiwiAly @NZOFP @methaneaccordnz @GroundswellNZ I’m already a NZF member! I really hope you succeed in raising your profile. For example I never hear of your party across X, maybe you are focused on other media?

We were recently asked questions buy the @methaneaccordnz around where we stand on a number of issues. So below is the core of the reply, which we have also sent to our friends at @GroundswellNZ Both these groups are pushing back hard against the narrative and working to protect farmers from globalist ideology and we appreciate their work. So I have shared the major points from Sue Grey's reply with you all. Please visit nzofp.co.nz and click on our policies to see where we stand on a number of issues and if you would like to join or donate. To help us toward the next election visit here nzofp.co.nz/join-the-nzofp we welcome your support! Putting New Zealanders First: A Science-Based Plan for Food, Energy, and Community Resilience Our policies are focused on promoting food sovereignty and other community interests and are based in science rather than globalist ideology. In summary: NZ Outdoors and Freedom Party: 1. Recognise carbon biology and chemistry: Carbon is a relatively safe inert element that changes composition as part of the carbon cycle, from air to plants to animals and back to air. Farming grass feed animals is part of that cycle. 2. Paris Accord / Net Zero / Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) We believe that current climate policies are an attempt to privatise and profit from air, for the benefit of a few. There is no climate emergency. We will end carbon focused taxes like the Paris Accord, Zero Carbon Act, and Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) which impose significant costs on everyday New Zealanders while distracting from other more toxic environmental harm such as bioaccumulative poisons. 3. Food production and rural communities. We oppose any policy that encourages the conversion of productive pastoral and arable land into permanent or long-term carbon forestry. Our focus is promoting food security and supporting farmers to continue being the best food producers in the world and ensure healthy affordable food to New Zealanders. 4. Energy - The best way to secure a nation's prosperity is through energy policy. The current SOW control of energy must be restricted so energy is reliable and affordable for New Zealanders and local businesses. Individual and community self-sufficiency should be encouraged. Renewables are part of the solution but should be assessed on their merits with other sources. 5. Methane research and Agri Zero We do not support taxpayers' funds being used in this field of research. If private entities wish to continue in this field they can source funding elsewhere. 6. Planning Bill and Natural Environment Bill The NZ Outdoors & Freedom Party has lodged submissions to parliament opposing the Planning Bill and Natural Environmental Bill in their current form which is lose: lose for communities and farmers. More thought is required especially for the privatisation of public resources to protect communities and family farms and other small businesses 7. Proposed Gene Technology Bill We have lodged submissions opposing the Gene Technology Bill which proposed to end the long-standing restrictions placed on field trials and the release of genetically modified organisms. We consider that this proposal will overturn a societal consensus and such a decision should not be made without society-wide buy-in ie "social licence" and without assessing the health, economic and environmental risks of the release of GMOs. 8. Inflationary Burden We promote self-sufficiency and empowering local people and communities in health and other decisions. We promote the use of cash and a local circular economy for thriving local communities. 9. Reduce the size of the government. We oppose globalist interference in local and national decision making. 10. Reduce taxation. New Zealand citizens can spend their money far better than the government can. 11. Encourage self-reliance. Make appropriate use of New Zealand's fossil fuels and minerals for the benefit of local communities (including our own oil refinery). Investigate the procurement of our own oil tankers, which secures oil transportation and adds to our floating storage capacity. Bring back New Zealand manufacturing. @GEHonesty @GEFreeNZ

@black13830 The best thing to do its to read the policies . We have ours here nzofp.co.nz

3 News tonight: Hipkins says, "Nicola Willis doesn't like the truth about her own policies, so she's resorting to making up lies about Labour's." (Apologies for the poor sound quality).

Have you actually bothered to look at other small parties that are outside of parliament if you are hard leftist you might look at other small parties that suit you .. if you care about your rights and the environment then you might look at us .. I suggest you check out our policies and candidates nzofp.co.nz

@NZOFP @Mountain_Tui Dude the small parties suck even more

This is very painful to watch. I see why Luxon high tailed it out of there, but do you see how O'Brien is just asking questions? No insults, no minefields - just the press doing their job but a government intent on undermining the fourth estate in a re-run of MAGA politics

@JoeM_NZ what we are seeing is a lot of arrogance out of the media and we dont mind saying it because we are black listed by them

Considering videos like this and the media’s current behaviour, one of the best things David Seymour did was record all media interactions.

In this moving episode of THE+TRIBUTE we hear from Rachael, a severely injured casualty of the Pfizer jab, as well as her partner Ange, who offers insight into the important role of the carer. Rachael, a healthy, outgoing frontline government worker, was coerced under “no jab, no job” mandates to take the Pfizer jabs. Within hours after the booster her body was devastated — crushing chest pain, debilitating headaches, tremors, severe brain fog and a growing list of formal diagnoses which took years to confirm - including myocarditis, pericarditis, pulmonary embolisms, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, dysautonomia, rare autoimmune liver disease and more. Her partner Ange became her full-time carer, taking six months off work, battling her own developing anxiety and depression due to the situation, compounded by repeated hospital dismissals and the medical industry's failure to treat Rachael. Their partnership became a 4-5 year test of endurance and resilience; Rachael and Ange have found strength in their ongoing love for each other and their shared love for life. Please WATCH and SHARE Rachael & Ange’s story: youtu.be/Y9RZ0LeJuXE Help these voices — and the voices of thousands of other injured Kiwis and their families, as well as those who are looking after them, are heard. #VaccineInjury #CarersPerspective #NZVaccineStories #thetributenz

@MichaelFieldNZ What do you mean who dumped her ? The public ?

Finally watched the movie. What an immense character, and what a shameful people who dumped her

Thank was a long time ago. We the New Zealand Outdoors and Freedom Party are the ones who care about the environment. We are constantly doing submissions against the Gene Tech Bill, Fishing act, Foresty etc anything that affects our environment or people's rights and thats us Green without the Extreme. We have some great candidates lining up.

I recall when the Greens had standards.

"So even if they thought it was 0.6%, they were still expecting 87,000 New Zealanders to have this serious medical event." — Lynda Wharton, The Health Forum NZ @HopeRising19 Do these numbers change how you view the official response? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/beyon… Related: 🔗 Download your free copy of The People's Report (Chapter One): realitycheck.radio/the-peoples-re… Related: 🔗 Check out the timeline for information around 12-15 year olds: media.realitycheck.radio/2026/03/timeli… Related: 🔗 Download your free copy of The People's Position: realitycheck.radio/the-peoples-po…

The Royal Commission of Inquiry into COVID-19 Lessons Learned released its final Phase Two report on March 10, 2026. The findings highlighted both the effectiveness of the initial health response and significant failures in fiscal and social management. 1. Economic & Fiscal Management The Commission was critical of how the $60 billion was managed: Lack of Focus: Around half of the 821 programs funded by the CRRF were found to be unrelated to the pandemic. Ignored Advice: The Treasury advised that spending should be "timely, temporary, and targeted," but the Commission found many "shovel-ready" projects did not meet these criteria. Long-term Impact: The report concluded that excessive spending contributed to rising house prices and the cost of living crisis, while the resulting public debt reduced New Zealand's "fiscal buffers" for future shocks.

@NZOFP National has borrowed/spent more/run up more debt than Labour's 6 yrs in office. Labour saved thousands of lives, economy, businesses & jobs during a global pandemic/record low unemployment. Did not lie about vax/safety etc, signed off by Medsafe. Your post is conspiracy rubbish.

Tell me what Labour did

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"You take a computer chip, 600x its weight in oil is used in making it." - Lester Bryant, NZ Outdoors & Freedom Party Energy Spokesperson @NZOFP Did you realise how much resource goes into the technology you use every day? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/wedne…

@TomRutherfordMP that is terrible !

Wow these are the people Labour want to work with 🙄 A Labour-Greens-Te Pāti Māori coalition would be an absolute circus.