Thomas CoughlanPolitical Editor·NZ Herald·14 Sep, 2026 10:30 PM2 mins to readAct leader David Seymour and small business spokeswoman Laura McClure. Photo / Anna HeathAct leader David Seymour and small business spokeswoman Laura McClure. Photo / Anna HeathThe Act Party has promised to freeze the adult minimum wage for three years if elected and make it more difficult for unions to collect membership fees from workers. The party also promised to introduce a training wage set at 60% of the adult minimum wage for workers under
Act to campaign on three-year minimum wage freeze
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