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Latest Speeches & ReleasesNATIONAL'S TOUGH GANG TALK HOT AIR SAYS MARK National's ‘tough talk’ at the weekend to crack down on crime, on gangs and the ‘P’ epidemic is simply electioneering and has nothing to do with gang busting, says New Zealand First law and order spokesperson Ron Mark. 08 May 2008 PETERS WELCOMES 4000TH SUPERGOLD OUTLET New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters has welcomed the 4000th SuperGold Card business partner outlet and says he is particularly happy with the growth of the card. 06 May 2008 ITI BAIL DECISION OUTRAGEOUS SAYS MARK New Zealand First has criticised the “insane” High Court decision that allows Tama Iti relaxed bail conditions so that he can star in a stage production touring Europe and Britain. 05 May 2008 17,500 OVERSTAYERS - WHERE ARE THEY? Figures obtained by New Zealand First show that 17,485 people were illegally in New Zealand at the time of the most recent overstayer sample in October. 05 May 2008 NZ FIRST WELCOMES RAIL AND FERRY BUY BACK New Zealand First has welcomed the Government’s purchase of Toll New Zealand’s rail and ferry business but regrets that the railway system was sold for a song in the first place. 04 May 2008 ENROL TO VOTE AND HAVE YOUR SAY New Zealand First strongly supports the Electoral Enrolment Centre’s (EEC) enrolment drive which gets underway tomorrow, and urges Kiwi’s not to miss out on having their say on Election Day. 02 May 2008 CANCER VACCINE PROGRAMME VALUABLE OPPORTUNITY It is good news that a vaccine to guard against cervical cancer will be added to the National Immunisation Programme says New Zealand First’s health spokesperson, Barbara Stewart. 02 May 2008 ANTI-SOCIAL ORDERS WARRANT CONSIDERATION New Zealand First law and order spokesman Ron Mark has welcomed the proposed introduction of British-style behaviour order legislation, and says that this and other such methods which have proved worthwhile overseas deserve full and proper consideration, especially those which could have a direct effect on youth crime. 02 May 2008 VITAL STEP TOWARDS JUSTICE FOR BERRYMANS New Zealand First MPs are delighted at the judgement issued last night which quashed an earlier finding that Keith and Margaret Berryman were responsible for a fatal bridge collapse on their King Country farm in 1994. 01 May 2008 ZAOUI'S MATES IN SPY BASE FIASCO New Zealand First says the raid on Waihopai spy base by a Dominican friar who sheltered Algerian fugitive Ahmed Zaoui should send shivers up the spine of every security conscious New Zealander. |
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MESSAGE FROM THE LEADER
POLL
PRIOR POLL
Do you think that drivers found to be driving under the influence of illegal drugs should be charged with drug offences under the Misuse of Drugs Act in addition to the charges under the new Land Transport Amendment Bill?
NEW ZEALAND FIRST
Leader's Letter
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