Wwrc Auckland

10/10/2026

08/10/2026

Keep your promise, Minister Peters. Put workers' lives first and commit to a repeal of ACT's health and safety changes.

When the Health and Safety at Work Amendment Act was passed in June this year, Winston Peters said it would mean more workplace deaths and that, if reelected, New Zealand First would repeal it before it could take effect.

ACT has said that repeal is a no go for any coalition they enter. As the election nears, it seems that New Zealand First has softened its stance, saying that "We will find a way to address [the Act] depending on the election results." *

This election, don’t just watch what politicians say – watch what they do.

And when you go to the polls, make sure you’re voting for parties that will fight for working people.

(*in response to the NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi Policy Scorecards for Working People. )

08/10/2026

08/10/2026

Kia ora whānau,

We’re one month away from the General Election, but right now is the time to make sure your voice is heard and your vote is counted.

Get enrolled to vote today. If you’re already enrolled, check your details are correct. You can do all this at www.vote.nz/enrol

The last day to enrol is 25 October, which is before the early voting period starts, so you must get it sorted before then.

This election is about whether decisions are made for our families, our communities, and our workplaces, or against them.

If we want change, we have to act:
-Get enrolled by 25 October
-Make a plan to vote
-Bring your voice to the election

E tū members and whānau deserve a government that supports working people - fair pay, secure jobs, and respect in the workplace. Let’s come together and elect leaders who will deliver for us.

Please don’t leave it too late. Enrol now. Vote for our future.

Ngā mihi,
Mischelle Moriarty & Gadiel Asiata
E tū Presidents