Key Runs From His Government’s Claims on TPPA Gains
Press Release – New Zealand First Party The Prime Minister is backing off his governments claims that the TPPA will be worth $5 billion to New Zealand, says New Zealand First.
Press Release – New Zealand First Party The Prime Minister is backing off his governments claims that the TPPA will be worth $5 billion to New Zealand, says New Zealand First.
Press Release – Joint Press Release New Zealand is likely to come under pressure to extend the monopoly times for a new group of potentially life-saving specialty medicines under the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA), say the Association of Salaried Medical Specialists (ASMS) and …
Article – Robert Kelly Todays post-cabinet press conference was dominated by discussion of the security agencies review and the visit last weekend of the Iranian Foreign Minister Dr Zarif. Key also addressed concerns about the Clutha Southland electorate and the effect …
Press Release – Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers Karen Shepherd, and Anaru Gray, President and Tumuaki of Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers (ANZASW) says ANZASW will be celebrating Work Social Work Day on Tuesday 15 March 2016. This day acknowledges the work done around the world by social …
Column – Gordon Campbell If the New Zealand economy was a tennis player, it would be Maria Sharapova a player reportedly reliant on artificial stimulants, and corporate endorsements. In similar vein, our economy is seemingly dependent on artificial boosts to activity …
Press Release – TPPA Action Dunedin TPP Action Dunedin welcomed Trade Minister Todd McClay and MFAT officials with a Monty Python theme on the eve of their Dunedin TPP Roadshow.
Press Release – Peace Movement Aotearoa The UN Human Rights Committee, which monitors state party compliance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), will examine New Zealand’s performance next week, during its 116th session in Geneva. This update has a brief overview of …
Speech – New Zealand Government Thank you for the opportunity to address you today and to share New Zealands perspective on some of the pressing issues facing our region and the world.
Press Release – New Zealand Treasury Speech delivered in Auckland by the Secretary to the Treasury, Gabriel Makhlouf, 9 March 2016.
Column – Gordon Campbell T o no-ones real surprise, the Cullen/Reddy review of the security services has recommended an extension of the powers of the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), mainly to legally enable the agency to use its technological expertise …
Press Release – New Zealand First Party The TPPA is not going to be the silver bullet that will drag New Zealand out of a dairy disaster as the prime minister keeps stating, New Zealand First says.
Press Release – Office of the Clerk 1. FLETCHER TABUTEAU (NZ First) to the Minister of Revenue : Is he satisfied with all legislation regarding tax on property sales to foreigners?