Bed taxes, cheaper groceries and fast-track tensions on display in Queenstown finance debate

Bed taxes, cheaper groceries and fast-track tensions on display in Queenstown finance debate

Senior Writer·NZ Herald·14 Oct, 2026 08:10 AM4 mins to read‌Chlöe Swarbrick (from left), Qiulae Wong (inset), Nicola Willis, David Seymour, Barbara Edmonds and Shane Jones all took part in the ASB Great Debate in Queenstown.A change of government might allow a bed tax in Queenstown, as Labour, Green and Opportunity all supported it in a feisty finance debate that traversed fast-track, taxes and how to make groceries cheaper. Voters had a rare chance to see Labour and National spar with other parties in the

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