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No Blanket Spraying
Monday, 12 November 2001, 11:32 am | New Zealand Labour Party
“There is no plan to aerial spray wide areas of West Auckland.” Said Titirangi MP David Cunliffe, referring to today’s Herald article on Painted Apple moth spraying. “Any such suggestion is sensationalist and unhelpful to local residents.” He said. More >>
One Tree Hill Decision “Embarrassment”
Thursday, 1 November 2001, 11:37 am | New Zealand Labour Party
Maungakiekie MP Mark Gosche says he is saddened to hear that the Auckland City Council is so destitute that it cannot afford to replace the tree on One Tree Hill. More >>
Cosgrove meets Forum on Christchurch Hoons Problem
Wednesday, 17 October 2001, 3:45 pm | New Zealand Labour Party
Waimakariri Member of Parliament Clayton Cosgrove today attended a meeting convened by the Christchurch City Council to address the problem of illegal drag racing and burnouts in Sydenham and greater Christchurch. More >>
Commerce Bill Reported Back Early
Friday, 5 October 2001, 4:22 pm | New Zealand Labour Party
“I am delighted that the Commerce Committee is reporting back ahead of schedule today on the Commerce (Clearance Validation) Amendment Bill”, David Cunliffe MP for Titirangi said today. More >>
24.5% fall in burglary in Papanui
Friday, 5 October 2001, 8:57 am | New Zealand Labour Party
The fact that 428 fewer burglaries were committed in Papanui last year is good news for law-abiding local residents. More >>
Mahara Okeroa - Te Tauihu Economic Summit Speech
Wednesday, 26 September 2001, 12:34 am | New Zealand Labour Party
Mahara Okeroa Speech Notes Member of Parliament for Te Tai Tonga Contact Phone: +64-4 470 6652 More >>
Telecommunications Bill Strengthened
Tuesday, 18 September 2001, 1:39 pm | New Zealand Labour Party
“Today the Commerce Select Committee reports back the Telecommunications Bill after a thorough review, recommending a number of measures to strengthen the Bill in line with the Telecommunications Inquiry” Titirangi MP David Cunliffe said. More >>
Bill To Crack Down On Hoons Wins Approval
Wednesday, 29 August 2001, 4:06 pm | New Zealand Labour Party
Member of Parliament for Waimakariri, Clayton Cosgrove today had his Member’s Bill approved by the Labour Caucus. Mr Cosgrove’s Bill, the Land Transport (Street and Illegal Drag Racing) Amendment Bill, will now be lodged in the Parliamentary Process. More >>
Bill To Crack Down On Hoons Ready To Go
Tuesday, 21 August 2001, 9:14 am | New Zealand Labour Party
Labour Member of Parliament for Waimakariri, Clayton Cosgrove said today that he has finalised the wording of his Private Members Bill to crack down on burn out hoons and illegal drag racing on our roads. More >>
Mt Albert Labour - 'Eco -Branch' Forms
Tuesday, 21 August 2001, 9:03 am | New Zealand Labour Party
The Mt Albert Branch of the New Zealand Labour Party has set up a new branch with a focus on environmental issues. The new branch is to be known as the "Eco-Branch". More >>
Bill To Crack Down On Hoons Ready To Go
Monday, 20 August 2001, 1:49 pm | New Zealand Labour Party
Labour Member of Parliament for Waimakariri, Clayton Cosgrove said today that he has finalised the wording of his Private Members Bill to crack down on burn out hoons and illegal drag racing on our roads. More >>
Telecom Says “No” To Toll Free North Canterbury
Thursday, 2 August 2001, 4:29 pm | New Zealand Labour Party
Waimakariri Member of Parliament Clayton Cosgrove was told “No” by Telecom’s Chief Operating Officer, Kevin Stratful during yesterday’s meeting to discuss the issue of toll free calling to Christchurch from Rangiora and between Rangiora and Kaiapoi. More >>
Maaori Option Delivers A Seventh Seat – Mahuta
Thursday, 2 August 2001, 12:55 am | New Zealand Labour Party
“Latest figures show that 26,568 people have taken the opportunity to register on the Maaori roll, and a new Maaori seat will be created in time for the next election” says Nanaia Mahuta MP for Te Tai Hauaauru. More >>
Prime Minister Visiting Waimakariri Electorate
Monday, 16 July 2001, 4:54 pm | New Zealand Labour Party
Clayton Cosgrove Member of Parliament for Waimakariri is today (17 July) hosting the Prime Minister Rt Hon Helen Clark to the Waimakariri Electorate. More >>
Cosgrove Announces "Community Champions" Awards
Thursday, 12 July 2001, 11:05 am | New Zealand Labour Party
Member of Parliament for Waimakariri, Clayton Cosgrove, today (12 July 2001) launched his “Community Champions” awards, an initiative aimed at recognising individuals and groups who make special contributions to communities within the Waimakariri Electorate. More >>
Smoke-free Amendment Bill submissions
Thursday, 21 June 2001, 5:57 pm | New Zealand Labour Party
The Health Select Committee decided yesterday not to set a further closing date for submissions to the Smoke-free Environments (Enhanced Protection) Amendment Bill until Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) No. 48 has been referred to the committee. The current ... More >>
Fair A&E Access For West Achieved
Wednesday, 20 June 2001, 4:51 pm | New Zealand Labour Party
“I am delighted to confirm that all Ambulance transfers from West Auckland’s A&E Center to North Shore Hospital are now free”, Titirangi MP David Cunliffe said today. More >>
Fidgeting Nats no help to electricity consumers
Tuesday, 19 June 2001, 6:32 pm | New Zealand Labour Party
“Electricity price increases and the possibility of supply difficulties later this winter highlight the stupidity of National’s decision to block the report back of the Electricity Industry Bill”, says David Cunliffe MP for Titirangi . More >>
Murderers Loose In Washington DC
Tuesday, 19 June 2001, 8:32 am | New Zealand Labour Party
"We totally condemn the United States government for the recent execution of Timothy McVeigh" said Michael Wood, Chairperson of the Princes St (Auckland University) Branch of the New Zealand Labour Party. More >>
Glen Eden Deal Best Available
Thursday, 14 June 2001, 5:33 pm | New Zealand Labour Party
‘Glen Eden has got the best deal available and I commend their efforts’, David Cunliffe said. More >>
