Rt. Hon. Winston Raymond PETERS
Educated Whangarei Boys High School, Dargaville High School. BA (History/Pol Studies); LLB (Auckland); Dip. Tchg. Two children (son and daughter).
Former teacher and subsequently a barrister and solicitor in his own law practice.
Former captain of the Auckland Maori Rugby team and also played for Auckland University seniors. Maintains interest in sport, fishing, and reading.
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PARTY VOTE NEW ZEALAND FIRST!
New Zealand First was formed on 18 July 1993 to represent the views of all New Zealanders concerned about the country's economic and social direction, the sale of public assets to foreign control, and the decline in employment and social services.
PARTY VOTE NEW ZEALAND FIRST!
The party represents tens of thousands of New Zealanders wanting progressive policies and
common sense decision-making in the best interests of all New Zealanders, and has a proud
record of achievement on a wide range of policy fronts.
PARTY VOTE NEW ZEALAND FIRST!
A vote for New Zealand First is a vote to put New Zealanders first through enlightened economic and social
policies, by placing control of New Zealand's resources in the hands of New Zealanders, and by
restoring faith in the democratic process.
CANDIDATES 2011
The Rt Hon Winston Peters will not be standing for an electorate seat. The New Zealand First Board has decided he should concentrate his efforts on the party vote throughout the country.
It is not possible for Mr Peters to concentrate on an electorate while campaigning the length and breadth of New Zealand, nor is it fair for an electorate to have an absentee candidate.
However New Zealand First has excellent candidates in many electorates and the Board has every confidence in them...
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For a Fair Go
This is our position and this is our message for voters.
If you don't want to vote for National,
Vote for New Zealand First.
If you don't want to vote for Labour,
Vote for New Zealand First.
If we have to, and if that is what NZ First decides, we will be pleased to sit on the cross benches guarding the interests of ALL New Zealanders.
We have done it before...
























