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BPS: Cullen's Contempt For Fiscal Responsibility
Thursday, 9 March 2000, 10:10 am | United New Zealand
Dr Cullen’s ongoing contempt for the Fiscal Responsibility Act, which Labour opposed in 1994 comes through strongly in today’s Budget Policy Statement, says United New Zealand Party leader, Hon Peter Dunne. More >>
When Will Something Be Done For Overseas Doctors?
Tuesday, 7 March 2000, 12:56 am | United New Zealand
United New Zealand Party leader, Hon Peter Dunne, is calling on the Government to live up to its pre-election pledges to ease the plight of overseas doctors unable to practice in New Zealand. More >>
Call For Inquiry Into New Delhi Immigration Office
Tuesday, 7 March 2000, 12:47 am | United New Zealand
United New Zealand Party leader, Hon Peter Dunne is calling for a full inquiry into the operations of the New Zealand Immigration Service Office in New Delhi. More >>
United - Give Part Of Radio Spectrum To Innovators
Monday, 6 March 2000, 3:59 pm | United New Zealand
United New Zealand Party leader, Hon Peter Dunne, is calling on the Government to re-think the forthcoming high-frequency radio spectrum auction. More >>
Time For A Sustainable Low Exchange Rate Policy
Friday, 3 March 2000, 12:38 am | United New Zealand
The government has correctly realised that the thrust of economic development needs to be targeted to the regions which have suffered heavily over recent years, says Jim Howard, United New Zealand primary industries spokesman and 1999 election candidate ... More >>
Mallard Slurs All Public Service Chief Executives
Tuesday, 29 February 2000, 8:46 pm | United New Zealand
State Services Minister Trevor Mallard has cast a slur upon the performance of all public service chief executives, says United New Zealand Party leader, Hon Peter Dunne. More >>
United NZ - Cautious Welcome To Anderton's Plans
Tuesday, 29 February 2000, 1:08 pm | United New Zealand
United New Zealand Party leader, Hon Peter Dunne, has given a cautious welcome to today’s announcement by Deputy Prime Minister Jim Anderton of the Government’s new economic development strategy. More >>
Government And Opposition Miss The Point On Loans
Friday, 25 February 2000, 5:41 pm | United New Zealand
Both Labour and National make valid points about the student loan scheme but both also miss the point says United New Zealand leader, Hon Peter Dunne. More >>
Government Going Soft On IRD Changes
Wednesday, 23 February 2000, 2:26 pm | United New Zealand
Labour is going soft on the recommendations of the Finance and Expenditure Committee (FEC) regarding the powers and operations of the IRD, according to United New Zealand leader, Hon Peter Dunne. More >>
Government Going Soft On IRD Changes
Wednesday, 23 February 2000, 1:33 pm | United New Zealand
Labour is going soft on the recommendations of the Finance and Expenditure Committee (FEC) regarding the powers and operations of the IRD, according to United New Zealand leader, Hon Peter Dunne. More >>
Situations Vacant - NZers Living Overseas
Monday, 21 February 2000, 12:45 am | United New Zealand
Under Grandstand 2000, a new New Zealand Government initiative, the Minister of Sport will do all he can to create a job for you, however meaningless. All you have to do is offer to come home, and allow him to take the full credit for arranging your ... More >>
WINZ Buck Stops With Maharey - United NZ
Friday, 18 February 2000, 11:29 am | United New Zealand
Social Services Minister Steve Maharey’s obsession with WINZ chief executive Christine Rankin means he is missing the point about who is responsible for the student loans fiasco, according to United New Zealand Party leader, Hon Peter Dunne. More >>
WINZ Buck Stops With Maharey
Friday, 18 February 2000, 11:26 am | United New Zealand
Social Services Minister Steve Maharey’s obsession with WINZ chief executive Christine Rankin means he is missing the point about who is responsible for the student loans fiasco, according to United New Zealand Party leader, Hon Peter Dunne. More >>
Student Loans Fiasco Needs Constructive Solutions
Thursday, 17 February 2000, 4:10 pm | United New Zealand
United New Zealand leader, Hon Peter Dunne, today said the finger pointing over the student loan fiasco should stop and constructive solutions be put in place to at least restore some certainty for those affected students. More >>
Dunne Releases Atoearoa New Zealand Day Bill
Thursday, 17 February 2000, 11:24 am | United New Zealand
United New Zealand Party leader, Hon Peter Dunne, has today released a discussion draft of his Member's Bill to establish a new national day. More >>
Stop Crying Crocodile Tears Over Public Television
Tuesday, 15 February 2000, 5:01 pm | United New Zealand
APPOINTMENT OF NEW TVNZ CHAIR A CHANCE FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO STOP CRYING CROCODILE TEARS OVER PUBLIC TELEVISION More >>
Will The Alliance Let Hawkins’ DNA Plan Succeed?
Thursday, 10 February 2000, 10:05 am | United New Zealand
Police Minister George Hawkins’ plans for wider use of DNA testing places the spotlight on his Alliance coalition partners’ soft-on-crime stance, according to United New Zealand Party leader, Hon Peter Dunne. More >>
United Calls For Waitangi Focus To Be Broadened
Monday, 7 February 2000, 3:59 pm | United New Zealand
United New Zealand Party leader, Hon Peter Dunne, is calling for the focus of Waitangi Day to be broadened to become a true national day. More >>
The "Thud" Of Jackboots Is Growing Louder- Dunne
Friday, 28 January 2000, 3:14 pm | United New Zealand
United New Zealand Party leader, Hon Peter Dunne, describes the Prime Minister’s reaction to private e-mail comments by a Timberlands executive as a “chilling and eerie over-reaction.” More >>
Time For A Defence Summit
Wednesday, 22 December 1999, 9:29 am | United New Zealand
The Coalition Government's recent announcement to review the F-16 jet contract should be extended to a full defence summit says, Hon Peter Dunne, leader United New Zealand. More >>
