ipredict Election Update #26
Press Release – iPredict Labours probability of leading next government continues to recover as Greens make further gains
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Elections
Gordon Campbell on TPP talks and the election in Afghanistan
Column – Gordon Campbell As negotiators gather in Ottawa this week for the latest round of talks on the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal, the opposition to (a) the TPP deal itself and (b) the Trade Promotion Authority needed to pass it into US law is increasing within …
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iPredict Election Update: Maori Party in serious trouble
Press Release – iPredict Maori Party in serious trouble, with 57% chance of leaving Parliament Combined Labour/Green vote rises Conservatives up at expense of NZ First, but not expected to win seat National now expected to win Palmerston North and Waimakariri, and …
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Carolyn McKenzie stands in Hamilton East
Press Release – Democrats for Social Credit Accomplished curator, art reviewer and consultant Carolyn McKenzie is standing for the Democrats for Social Credit Party (DSC) in Hamilton East.
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DSC selects Mischele Rhodes for Hamilton West
Press Release – Democrats for Social Credit Patient’s Rights Advocate Mischele Rhodes has been selected as the Democrats for Social Credit Partys candidate for Hamilton West. As Vice President of Patient’s Rights Advocacy Waikato, Ms Rhodes says she is “passionate about championing …
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Lisa Owen interviews Maori Party co-leader Pita Sharples
Press Release – The Nation Pita Sharples says Hone Harawiras split from the Maori Party has been quite damaging and cost Maori people a solid voice in parliament.
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iPredict Election Update #24
Press Release – iPredict The National Party remains favoured to gain re-election, however still needs either the support of the NZ First Party or the Conservatives to win an electorate, according to this weeks snapshot of the combined wisdom of the 7000 registered traders on …
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iPredict 2014 Election Update: Peters in control
Press Release – iPredict Support for NZ First increases Winston Peters forecast to hold balance of power and back National National able to govern without NZ First if Conservatives win an electorate 2017 election race narrows Ruth Dyson now in tight battle in …
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PM Post-Cabinet Press Conference – 23 June 2014
Article – The Scoop Team The Prime Minister met with reporters today to discuss: His visit to the US The state of TPP negotiations Donghua Lius donations to both Labour and the National Party The possibility of an election deal with Colin Craig New …
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iPredict 2014 Election Update: Cunliffe gone by year’s end
Press Release – iPredict Growth expectations are unchanged this week. Growth in the March 2014 quarter is still expected to be 1.2% (steady compared to last week), 1.0% in the June quarter (steady), 1.0% in the September quarter (steady) and 1.1% in the December quarter …
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2014 Election Update #21: Maori Party in Trouble
Press Release – iPredict Reserve Bank to raise OCR again tomorrow Probability of fiscal surplus in 2014/15 dips Complex post-election situation forecast NZ First to hold balance of power and decide whether National or Labour governs but National could govern without …
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Agri-business leaders fear loss of trade consensus
Article – BusinessDesk June 9 (BusinessDesk) – Leaders in the agri-business sector fear the loss of the traditional political consensus favouring free trade agreements if there’s a change of government, but are equally fearful that a Labour-Greens coalition will see heavier …
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