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Caring for the future elevates Party values

Raj Singh Throughout the election campaign, I have had a chance to connect with many communities across New Zealand, particularly in my own home in

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One-in-Three bias distances second-tier parties

Winston Peters  New Zealand First is disappointed that both TVNZ and TV3 have again allowed themselves to be pushed into the “old school” First-Past-The-Post mode

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With NZPP in the House, you could get a home

Sree Nampally Home ownership has become an impossible dream for almost everyone. Owning a home in New Zealand is an aspiration for many, and it

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Pilot project for disengaged young people

Louise Upston  We have announced a new pilot for supporting disengaged young people and help them to stay in education longer and achieve better outcomes

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MMP increases representation in Parliament

And accountability ensures compliance Fourth in a series of Six Parts Venkat Raman One of the most important attributes of Parliamentary system of democracy is

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60,000 ‘Missing Voters’ asked to re-register

Supplied Content 60,000 voters could miss out on voting in the September General Election after their enrolment update packs were returned marked “gone, no address.”

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Transparency is the best foil for corruption

Lyn Provost New Zealand has worked hard to have an ethical and transparent public sector. Accusations of corruption and bribery should be of concern to

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The future brightens with Jacinda Ardern

Thakur Ranjit Singh Those familiar with American Football would know that ‘Hail Mary Pass’ is a very long forward pass made in desperation, towards end of

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New Leader personifies dignity and humility

Kelvin Davis Jacinda Ardern is the hottest political ticket in town. Her appointment as Leader of the Labour Party has changed everything. I was very

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People’s Party guarantees safer communities, properties

Roshan Nauhria In politics, ‘Law and Order’ refers to demands for a strict criminal justice system, especially in relation to violent and property crime, through stricter criminal penalties.

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Three Kings development a good fit for housing

Dr Parmjeet Parmar In my last column, I shared with Indian Newslink readers how this National-led Government is working hard to take on the challenges

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Towards a cohesive and efficient transport network

Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi Reliable and efficient transport systems are essential for ensuring cities continue to thrive, giving people easy access to jobs, education and services.

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Commitment to West Auckland continues

Bala (Venu) Beeram West Auckland is a vital part of Auckland’s economy and National is investing heavily in infrastructure to continue growth. Better connectivity will

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Nothing lasts for ever, none indispensable

Peter Dunne Jacinda Ardern has my warmest congratulations, my best wishes, and my immense commiserations as she takes on the role of Leader of the

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MMP alone cannot resurrect a failing State

Dr Rajen Prasad My recent work for the Commonwealth was in the Kingdom of Lesotho, one of the least developed countries in Africa. It continues

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Young offenders to undergo military training

Amy Adams A re-elected National Government will continue its focus on keeping New Zealanders safe by cracking down on the most serious young offenders and

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Dog whistling on immigration and crime disgusts

Winston Peters More than a third of decisions in May this year concerning Philippines students applying to study in New Zealand were uncovered as fraudulent.

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Fair and Free election motivates people to vote

General Election 2017 Venkat Raman Speaking at the Fourth Annual Indian Newslink Sir Anand Satyanand Lecture held on July 28, 2014, former Commonwealth Secretary General

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Election Circus gets as farcical as the Mad Hatter

Peter Dunne Wellington, July 20, 2017 Watching contemporary political developments over recent days gave me an irresistible urge to read once more Lewis Carroll’s whimsical

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Horse-trading could hurt and humiliate National

Manish Tanna An eighteenth century European philosopher, Joseph de Maistre, remarked – Toute nation a le gouvernement quell merit – Every nation gets the government

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