The political landscape of New Zealand is about to change with the launch of the Unity Party a movement dedicated to real solutions, practical governance, and a system that truly works for the people. Founded by Nigel McFall, a small business owner and former corrections officer, Unity is built on a foundation of innovation, inclusivity, and common-sense policies that put people before politics.

Unlike traditional political launches, Unity’s introduction will be low-key, starting with a social media announcement rather than a large event or rally. This reflects the party’s grassroots nature and commitment to focusing on real issues over political spectacle.

Nigel’s journey to founding Unity is anything but conventional. Diagnosed late in life with ADHD, he has spent his life navigating a world that often overlooks neurodivergent perspectives. Rather than seeing this as a limitation, he has harnessed his ADHD as a strength, using his ability to see patterns, connect people with opportunities, and find creative solutions to the nation’s toughest challenges. His approach is fast, pragmatic, and unafraid to shake up outdated systems that no longer serve New Zealanders.

What Makes Unity Different?

Unlike traditional parties that cater to political elites or corporate interests, Unity is built from the ground up, no massive funding, no backroom deals, just a genuine drive to fix what’s broken. Nigel’s hands-on experience in small business, security, corrections, and community services gives him a unique, real-world perspective on what policies actually work.

Key Unity Party initiatives include:

Affordable housing solutions using modular, shared-space communities built with local resources and workforce programs.

A fresh approach to economic policy, including real support for small businesses and reducing financial barriers for struggling Kiwis.

Justice reform that prioritizes prevention and rehabilitation, ensuring fewer people end up in the prison system by tackling issues at their root. 

Environmental action through small, mandatory changes (such as solar panels on new homes) instead of lofty, unattainable goals.

Rethinking healthcare, including global partnerships to reduce costs and improve access to essential services.

A Voice for the People

Unity isn’t just another political party—it’s a movement designed to give everyday New Zealanders a real voice in government. Nigel believes that politicians have lost touch with the people they serve, focusing more on power than on practical change. His vision for Unity is to break that cycle, listen to those who feel unheard, and implement policies that make a tangible difference in people’s lives.

With no hidden agendas and no corporate backing, Unity is the party for those who feel let down by the current system. It’s time to challenge the status quo and build a government that works for all of us.

Join the Movement

The Unity Party is officially launching with a social media announcement, and we invite all Kiwis to be part of a new political era. Whether you’re a small business owner, a struggling family, or someone who simply wants a fairer system, Unity is here to represent you.

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