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03 Jul 200895,000 JOB LOSSES "COLLATERAL DAMAGE" New Zealand First is encouraged by the Reserve Bank’s pledge to pursue other options for implementing monetary policy but fears 95,000 jobs will be lost while the bank does this. 02 Jul 2008 MATERNITY REVIEW MORE OF THE SAME “There’s no point reviewing Wellington maternity services again unless something will actually be done to improve them, says New Zealand First health spokeperson Barbara Stewart. 02 Jul 2008 PUBLIC MUST BE CONSULTED on HEALTH CHANGES Any action to make changes to the health system must only be carried out after public consultation and this should be done as soon as possible, says New Zealand First health spokesperson Barbara Stewart 30 Jun 2008 OVER-ENTHUSIASM LED TO BANNER New Zealand First has promised to cooperate fully with the police investigation into an election banner being draped over a supporter’s section in Tauranga. 29 Jun 2008 SUPER LEVEL MUST INCREASE New Zealand First has warned National and Labour to prepare to lift superannuation levels to 68 percent of the net average wage after the next election – whichever party forms the government. 26 Jun 2008 THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE Address by Rt Hon Winston Peters Plimmerton Rotary Club 7.45pm Thursday 26 June 2008 26 Jun 2008 PROSECUTE FOREIGN FISHING VESSELS – NZ FIRST Foreign vessels fishing illegally in New Zealand waters should be prosecuted instead of receiving a mild slap on the wrist, says New Zealand First fisheries spokesperson Pita Paraone. 25 Jun 2008 GOVERNMENT IN DENIAL OVER GANG NUMBERS New Zealand First law and order spokesperson Ron Mark is disappointed that the Government continues to understate the number of gang associates and believes that the greatest barrier to successfully addressing the gang problem is denial of gang presence. 25 Jun 2008 GET GANGS OUT OF STATE HOUSING New Zealand First housing spokesperson Pita Paraone is deeply concerned that Housing New Zealand continues to rent state housing to gang members, and is surprised the Government continues to defend the practice. 22 Jun 2008 WE'RE BACK Rt Hon Winston Peters, Address to New Zealand First Mount Branch Mid-Winter Luncheon 2.30pm Omanu Bowling Club Beach end of Golf Road Mt Maunganui
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