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Government Leaves Elderly Out In The Cold

Tuesday, 9 September 2003, 10:50 am | New Zealand First Party

“It is shocking to hear that some senior citizens are not turning on heaters because of the constant hikes in electricity prices,” said New Zealand First senior citizens spokesperson, Barbara Stewart. More >>

Mental Health Timebombs Tick Away

Monday, 8 September 2003, 2:06 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First mental health spokesperson Ron Mark is calling for the Government to stop making empty promises and act after North Shore Hospital was forced to close three beds for mental health patients. More >>

Peters Speech: Political Prawns In The Seafood Ind

Monday, 8 September 2003, 8:41 am | New Zealand First Party

An address by Rt Hon Winston Peters to Maritime and Seafood Educators Conference at 6.30pm, 5 September 2003 Armitage Hotel, Cameron Road, Tauranga More >>

Minister Of Defence Lets Down People Of The West

Friday, 5 September 2003, 5:27 pm | New Zealand First Party

On 12 March 2003 a meeting was held at Whenuapai Village Hall concerning development options for the land currently occupied by the Whenuapai airbase said New Zealand First MP Dail Jones. More >>

Put Kid’s Health First

Friday, 5 September 2003, 2:01 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First has warned that the implications of a British study showing that the vast majority of children had TV’s in their bedrooms should be noted by New Zealand parents. More >>

Instant Kiwis Supported For Life

Friday, 5 September 2003, 1:59 pm | New Zealand First Party

“The Ministers of Health and Immigration have conspired to betray the interests of all tax paying New Zealanders and the sick,” said New Zealand First leader Rt Hon Winston Peters. More >>

MPs Form Parliamentary Club Of New Zealand Lions

Friday, 5 September 2003, 12:01 am | New Zealand First Party

They’re usually on opposite sides of the House, but on 18 September 2003 20 MPs from four parties come together to form the Lions Club of New Zealand Parliament. To launch the club, the MPs are hosting a black tie dinner and charity auction at Parliament’s ... More >>

This Is A Joke

Thursday, 4 September 2003, 5:23 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First believes Kiwi engineers going to Iraq hoping that the kiwi logo they wear will be a protective shield are in for a rude shock. More >>

Government Inaction Already Creating Division

Thursday, 4 September 2003, 11:26 am | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First is concerned that a Zimbabwe like situation is developing in Port Waikato where residents have been told not to walk along the beach or even fish as a result of a dispute over trusteeship. More >>

‘Public Domain’ Another Step On Path To Republican

Thursday, 4 September 2003, 11:21 am | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First has criticised the acceptance by some Maori of a concept of ‘public domain’ in relation to our foreshore and seabed. More >>

Refugee Hiv Infection Outrageous Says Peters

Thursday, 4 September 2003, 10:13 am | New Zealand First Party

Rt Hon Winston Peters has called on the “successful and popular” Prime Minister to explain why an HIV positive Zimbabwean refugee has been allowed to stay here to commit violent crimes and infect women with the AIDS virus. More >>

High Immigration Keeps Interest Rates Up

Thursday, 4 September 2003, 10:04 am | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First says the Reserve Bank is keeping interest rates high, seriously affecting exporters, because of the huge inflow of immigrants fuelling housing inflation. More >>

Wake Up Call On Child Obesity

Wednesday, 3 September 2003, 12:05 am | New Zealand First Party

“The revelation that children may die before their parents because of the obesity epidemic hitting New Zealand’s children should ring alarm bells in homes and schools,” said New Zealand First’s spokesperson for family affairs, Barbara Stewart. More >>

Front Up Over The Foreshore Please Helen

Monday, 1 September 2003, 1:05 pm | New Zealand First Party

The Prime Minister needs to front up at the foreshore and seabed consultation hui that are being held around the country said New Zealand First Maori affairs spokesperson, Bill Gudgeon. More >>

The Aussies: I Say “Let Them Sing”

Friday, 29 August 2003, 11:52 am | New Zealand First Party

“Whilst we all cheer whenever the All Blacks beat the Wallabies, there is time when we should stand up for our friends across the ditch,” New Zealand First Deputy Leader, Peter Brown said today. More >>

Health System In Crisis

Friday, 29 August 2003, 11:51 am | New Zealand First Party

Maternity services in New Zealand are under siege as a result of general practitioners fleeing the service and foreign mothers coming here to give birth said New Zealand First family affairs spokesperson Barbara Stewart. More >>

GE Moratorium Should Stay On Foodstuffs Says Peter

Thursday, 28 August 2003, 1:35 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has announced that his party has not been convinced that the GE moratorium should be lifted on foodstuffs. More >>

Health Minister Must Stop Making Hollow Promises

Thursday, 28 August 2003, 10:16 am | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First has called on the Health Minister to stop using Health Boards as an excuse for inaction and to honour her Government’s commitment to fixing our failing mental health system. The fact that none of the three District Health Boards in Auckland ... More >>

NZ First Welcomes New Building Guarantee

Wednesday, 27 August 2003, 5:55 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First welcomes the Registered Master Builders Federation re-launching of the Master Build Guarantee, which will help to ensure that the best building practices are consistently being used. More >>

Storm Clouds Gathering

Wednesday, 27 August 2003, 2:53 pm | New Zealand First Party

New Zealand First is warning New Zealanders not to be sidetracked by political diversions and to heed the ominous economic signs. More >>

   

 
 
 
 
 

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