Libertarianz is the first and only political party in New Zealand committed to the concept of a free society with a free market economy. We are committed to shrinking the power and influence of government in every area of our lives. We will put paid to bloated government bureaucracy and its authoritarian inclinations.

If you are serious about getting the government out of your life and out of your wallet, and you want to ensure the success of a political party that truly stands for freedom, then we need your support - now! Join us, and let's make history together!

Libertarianz health spokesman, Dr Richard McGrath, explains the Party's health policy and outlines a transitional policy which will see Libertarianz health policy realised over five years. View...

Libertarianz Announces New Weapons In War Against P
02 September 2008
The Libertarianz Party agrees that P (methamphetamine) is a bad drug that nobody should be taking. "The P problem has caused me many a sleepless night," says Libertarianz Drugs Spokesman, Dr. Richard Goode. "P is widely known to lead to addiction, psychosis, and violent crime. It ravages communities, exacerbates the gang problem and destroys the aspirations of our young people."

Good On Ya, Steve
19 August 2008
Libertarianz spokesman Luke Howison today congratulated Steve Crow for his triumph over the fascism of the Auckland City Council. "Well done Steve! You have successfully taken on the closed-minded authoritarian bureaucrats of the Auckland City Council - and won!"

To What End, Compulsory Welfarism?
11 August 2008
"John Key has yet again emphasised the lameness of his party with the announcement of Nationals welfare policy," said Peter Osborne, the Libertarianz Social Welfare Spokesman today.

Children's Commissioner Purveyor of Suffering
07 August 2008
"Rajen Prasad and The Children's Commission should be thrown off the gravy train as they are part of the poverty problem," said Peter Osborne, Libertarianz Social Welfare Spokesman, today.

Willie Jackson Refuses To Die Waiting
01 August 2008
Libertarianz spokesman Richard McGrath sent his party's best wishes to broadcaster and former Alliance MP Willie Jackson, who earlier in the week had coronary bypass surgery performed at Mercy Hospital in Auckland.

 "Everyone wants to live at the expense of the state. They forget that the state wants to live at the expense of everyone."
  — Frederic Bastiat.