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Crime Stats Show Offenders Winning

Tuesday, 9 March 2004, 9:30 am | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First says crime clearance rates are still appalling and police need more resources urgently. More >>

Public Sector Accountability – What Happened To It

Monday, 8 March 2004, 4:04 pm | New Zealand First Party

An address by Rt Hon Winston Peters to Public Sector Accountants Special Interest Group, 4pm Monday 8th March 2004 at Institute of Chartered Accountants of New Zealand, Level 2 Ciga House, 40 Mercer Street, Wellington More >>

Tribunal Report Adds To Confusion

Monday, 8 March 2004, 9:35 am | New Zealand First Party

Rt Hon Winston Peters says the Waitangi Tribunal report on the foreshore and seabed simply adds to the confusion and concern surrounding the issue. More >>

Outpatient Delay Outrageous

Friday, 5 March 2004, 2:25 pm | New Zealand First Party

“The six month delay being endured by outpatients in Auckland before they can be seen by a specialist is outrageous,” said New Zealand First’s health spokesperson, Barbara Stewart. More >>

Review Of Pursuit Policy Needed Says Mark

Friday, 5 March 2004, 2:20 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand law and order spokesperson Ron Mark today joined the growing number of police officers who are sceptical of the new pursuit for car chases where offenders flee from the police. More >>

Review Of Pursuit Policy Needed Says Mark

Friday, 5 March 2004, 11:18 am | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand law and order spokesperson Ron Mark today joined the growing number of police officers who are sceptical of the new pursuit for car chases where offenders flee from the police. More >>

New Zealanders Becoming Economic Refugees

Thursday, 4 March 2004, 5:11 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First is warning the Government that they risk creating economic refugees and rural ghettos because of the new limited employment locations policy. More >>

More Resources Needed For Health

Thursday, 4 March 2004, 4:49 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First is urging the Government to give priority to extra health spending in the upcoming budget. More >>

Teacher Contribution To Success Of NCEA

Thursday, 4 March 2004, 4:43 pm | New Zealand First Party

“The successful implementation of the first stages of the NCEA, as recorded by the ERO review is largely attributable to the dedication of teachers,” says New Zealand First education spokesperson, Brian Donnelly. More >>

Watch My Lips Superannuitants - Remember 1990?

Thursday, 4 March 2004, 1:12 pm | New Zealand First Party

Rt Hon Winston Peters has urged New Zealanders to remember 1990 and October 1998 and treat Don Brash’s superannuation assurances with the contempt they deserve. More >>

Australia Takes Care Of Its Veterans

Thursday, 4 March 2004, 12:16 am | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First is calling on the Government to take its lead from the Australian Government in its treatment of war veterans. More >>

Government Heartless Says Stewart

Wednesday, 3 March 2004, 5:53 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First has demanded answers as to why the Government is allowing elderly New Zealanders to go blind. More >>

Limited Employment Locations

Wednesday, 3 March 2004, 5:52 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First is questioning the Government’s naming of 259 localities deemed limited employment opportunities therefore people wanting to move to these areas will not be eligible for the unemployment benefit. More >>

Peters Offers To Help Bring Down The Dollar

Wednesday, 3 March 2004, 5:14 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First has urged the Government to bring down the value of the dollar and has pledged to support any reasonable action by the Finance Minister to achieve this. More >>

Say No To Filth Merchants And Weirdos

Wednesday, 3 March 2004, 5:11 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First Deputy Leader Peter Brown has called on the Government to stop pandering to the ‘filth merchants’ in society by allowing human excrement to be accepted as cultural contents in Films, Videos and Publications Classification Amendment Bill. More >>