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Accounts show economy's high tide mark

Thursday, 14 September 2000, 6:22 pm | New Zealand National Party

The strength of the Crown Financial Statements reflects the vigour of the economy the Labour Government inherited, National Finance spokesperson Bill English said today. More >>

Housing NZ Value Slashed By Govt

Thursday, 14 September 2000, 3:56 pm | New Zealand National Party

As predicted by National yesterday, this Government's housing policy has slashed the value of Housing New Zealand by $465 million in the Crown Financial Statements, National's Housing spokesman Tony Ryall said today. More >>

Govt Actions Put Agricultural Upturn At Risk

Thursday, 14 September 2000, 10:42 am | New Zealand National Party

The 2000/2001 season has got off to a flying start, but it will end with a crash landing if the Government doesn't come to grips with its responsibilities, National's Agriculture Spokesman Gavan Herlihy told Parliament last night during debate on the ... More >>

Drugs Already Affecting Education

Thursday, 14 September 2000, 9:38 am | New Zealand National Party

Yet another warning bell has sounded for the Government on decriminalisation of cannabis, but they still aren't listening, National Education spokesperson Nick Smith said today. More >>

Hawkins steals credit from Police

Thursday, 14 September 2000, 12:59 am | New Zealand National Party

The 5.1% reduction in recorded crime is in line with the trend we have seen in the last four years and it's a bit rich for George Hawkins to claim credit for the improving statistics, National Police spokesperson Brian Neeson said today. More >>

No rights for child pornography

Wednesday, 13 September 2000, 4:51 pm | New Zealand National Party

There is no place for freedom of speech when children have been exploited in order to create pornographic material, National MP Anne Tolley said today. More >>

Shipley meets Sutton over trade deal

Tuesday, 12 September 2000, 7:44 pm | New Zealand National Party

Opposition Leader Jenny Shipley this evening had a long-arranged meeting with Trade Negotiations Minister Jim Sutton over the proposed free trade agreement with Singapore. More >>

English in but Cullen kept out

Tuesday, 12 September 2000, 7:44 pm | New Zealand National Party

Despite protestors blocking the entrance to the World Asia-Pacific Economic Summit, National's Finance spokesperson Bill English managed to get into the venue in Melbourne last night and today. More >>

Green MPs selling-out the livelihood of farmers

Tuesday, 12 September 2000, 6:32 pm | New Zealand National Party

"The antics of Green MPs Nandor Tanczos and Sue Bradford are a slap in the face for hard working kiwi farmers whose livelihoods depend on New Zealand's ability to trade their agricultural products in the world marketplace," National's Agriculture ... More >>

National's Health Reform Concerns

Tuesday, 12 September 2000, 4:07 pm | New Zealand National Party

The Health Minister's mediocre performance in the Health portfolio has reached new heights today with her taking an extra effort to publicise National's concerns about the health reforms, National's Health spokesperson Wyatt Creech said today. More >>

Manufacturing statistics very disappointing

Tuesday, 12 September 2000, 6:57 am | New Zealand National Party

New Zealand's manufacturing sector is finding the going tough, Opposition Manufacturing and Small Business Spokesperson Warren Kyd said today More >>

Helen Clark ignores the plight of NZ traders

Tuesday, 12 September 2000, 6:56 am | New Zealand National Party

It is deeply disturbing that the Prime Minister doesn't understand or acknowledge the difficulties facing New Zealand traders with the depreciating New Zealand dollar, National International Trade Negotiations Spokesperson John Luxton said today. More >>

Family Values: Chinese Moon Festival's Key Message

Tuesday, 12 September 2000, 6:55 am | New Zealand National Party

The Wellington Chinese community and supporters will get together to celebrate the Moon Festival for the first time tomorrow, National MP Pansy Wong said today. More >>

Urgent Call For Economic Leadership

Monday, 11 September 2000, 1:15 pm | New Zealand National Party

The Government must act swiftly to confront the impending economic emergency facing New Zealand, Opposition Leader Jenny Shipley said today. More >>

Trouble With Good Faith Code Entirely Predictable

Monday, 11 September 2000, 10:32 am | New Zealand National Party

"Problems trying to put together a code of good faith under the new Employment Relations Act are entirely predictable," National's Industrial Relations spokesperson Max Bradford said today. More >>

Another example of Helen's hypocrisy

Sunday, 10 September 2000, 10:01 pm | New Zealand National Party

The Government's decision to go ahead with a naval symposium in Auckland where Indonesia will be represented smacks of hypocrisy, National Defence spokesperson Wayne Mapp said today. More >>

English To Attend Economic Summit

Friday, 8 September 2000, 4:39 pm | New Zealand National Party

Opposition Finance spokesman Bill English has confirmed he will be attending the Asia-Pacific Economic Summit in Melbourne next week. More >>

Pouakani settlement - it's about time!

Friday, 8 September 2000, 1:41 pm | New Zealand National Party

National's Georgina te Heuheu says it is satisfying to see the Pouakani settlement move a step closer to resolution, but that the Government can claim little credit for keeping the momentum in Treaty settlements. More >>

The Dollar's So Low The Aussies Can Have It

Friday, 8 September 2000, 11:18 am | New Zealand National Party

Having driven the dollar down to a record low, the Government now wants to abandon it, National Finance spokesperson Bill English said today. More >>

Adequacy of Central Otago flood package to be seen

Thursday, 7 September 2000, 5:29 pm | New Zealand National Party

Otago MP Gavan Herlihy says he's pleased the Government has delivered in part on the process for dealing with the Central Otago floods started by the previous National Government. More >>

   

 
 
 
 
 

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