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Jobs and employment growth a top priority - Peters (Fuseworks)

By mako on  From nz.news.yahoo.com
"Unemployment is rising and the lack of jobs is a big worry to all of us. Failure to employ our potential workforce hurts families, stresses our communities, increases crime and strains our health and welfare systems." says the Rt. Hon Winston Peters, Leader of New Zealand First.Read Full Story

Key must accept democratic process - Peters (Fuseworks)

By mako on  From nz.news.yahoo.com
New Zealand First Leader Rt. Hon Winston Peters has urged John Key not to panic and accept the will of voters on Election Day - even if he doesn't get the result he wants.Read Full Story

What would you like to ask Winston Peters?

By BryceEdwards on  From liberation.typepad.com
I’m interviewing New Zealand First leader Winston Peters at 11am today as part of University of Otago Vote Chat. What would you like me to ask him? “I think Winston Peters should be in Parliament. I wouldn’t vote for him, but it’s a bit of a shame that he’s not there anymore”. That seems to be a common sort of feeling I hear expressed, and it’s one I have some sympathy for as well. So this year is either Winston Peters’ great comeback or his swansong – and therefore I want to explore that...Read Full Story

The Exclusive Brethren - a spiral into decay

By PeebsNet on  From peebs.net
The Exclusive Brethren - a spiral into decay Two news items from different sides of the world today, highlight the Exclusive Brethren.  An almost throw-away comment in  New Zealand Parliament a few days ago and a commentary in UK’s The Observer. New Zealand Parliament Questions And Answers – Thursday, 31 July 2008 Extract Hon Dr MICHAEL CULLEN: The Prime Minister has been assured by the Rt Hon Winston Peters that he has committed no illegality, and the member has yet to demonstrate...Read Full Story

China's charm offensive start of buy up - Peters (Fuseworks)

By mako on  From nz.news.yahoo.com
China has started its big public relations campaign to smooth the way for a massive buy up of New Zealand state assets and chunks of the dairy industry, Rt. Hon Winston Peters has told a meeting in South Auckland today (Papukura 1.30pm Old School Hall cnr Wood St and Gt. South Rd).Read Full Story
New Green Party MP Mojo Mathers has found herself an unlikely ally – NZ First leader Winston Peters. Mr Peters has said the decision of Parliament's Speaker's Office to refuse special funding to Ms Mathers, New Zealand's first profoundly deaf MP, to help ...  
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New Zealand First has described the sale of the Crafar farms to the China state owned company Shanghai Pengxin as economic treason. Rt Hon Winston Peters says the sale announcement was delayed until after the election because John Key did not have ...  
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has laid into the Maori Party and its flagship whanau ora policy, describing $5.4 million in grants awarded to fund stronger whanau connections last year as "a waste of taxpayers' money". read more  
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has laid into the Maori Party and its flagship Whanau Ora policy, describing $5.4 million in grants awarded to fund stronger whanau connections last year as "a waste of taxpayers' money".During...  
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters was briefly denied the chance to address asset-sale protesters at Parliament today during an argument with the rally's organiser over whether he was allowed to speak. read more  
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