Grocery prices are soaring, sparking fierce political debate as the Green Party unveils KiwiMart—a publicly-owned supermarket chain to break the duopoly. Labour says they’re already tackling the issue with past reforms and new policies on the way, while National slams the Green proposal as “Soviet-style,” comparing it to failed KiwiBuild and pushing for market-friendly alternatives like easing entry for new stores. Amid rising costs and consumer frustration, both parties defend their records—but the race to fix New Zealand’s grocery market is far from over.
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