Peter Dunne Wellington, August 28, 2022 When Sir Peter Blake was heading Team New Zealand’s successful 1995 and 2000 America’s Cup campaigns, he posed one
Peter Dunne Wellington, August 24, 2022 Is Christopher Luxon’s leadership of the National Party starting to run out of steam? When he took over as
Peter Dunne Wellington, August 10, 2022 Speculation that the Prime Minister’s leadership of the Labour Party may be at risk because of this week’s adverse
Peter Dunne Wellington, August 3, 2022 In a weekend television interview, the Prime Minister pushed back on a suggestion her government is far better at
Peter Dunne Wellington, July 27, 2022 The Greens’ current co-leadership wrangle reminds me of former Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam’s famous comment “Only the impotent
Peter Dunne Wellington, July 21, 2022 One of the more frequently quoted statements of the Irish statesman and philosopher Edmund Burke was, “Your representative owes
Reconnecting to New Zealand and united approach are vital Peter Dunne Wellington, July 15, 2022 Winter is usually a time of rising national grumpiness. Cold
Peter Dunne Wellington, July 6, 2022 There was great excitement in Wellington recently when the government finally announced – after much procrastination and indecision –
Today (June 24, 2022) is the first Matariki Day in New Zealand Peter Dunne Wellington, June 24, 2022 While much of the focus this week
We need a long-term Medicines Policy Peter Dunne Wellington, June 11, 2022 When he announced the government’s response to the recent independent review of PHARMAC,
(Christopher Luxon from Facebook) Time may well prove Christopher Luxon right in his boast that National will form the next government because of Labour’s handling
The call by Te Pāti Maori Co-Leader Rawiri Waititi to pay Māori a pension from the age of 57 should not be dismissed out of
Peter Dunne Wellington, March 29, 2022 According to Mental Health and Wellness Commission statistics, one in ten New Zealanders made use of the website www.depression.org.nz
And we wait and see how the Luxon-Willis combo develops
Families reunite as New Zealand opens borders, removes
Public impatience wanes as fatigue intensifies Peter Dunne Wellington, February 14, 2022 At first glance, Andrew Little’s admission that he does not know when the
Christopher Luxon brings refreshing changes to National and to politics (INL File) Christopher Luxon can feel well pleased with how things have gone since he
“Parliamentary Speaker Trevor Mallard over-stepped the mark”- Peter Dunne (Photo for Getty Images by Hagen Hopkins[/caption] In a column some months ago, I drew attention
A discord on working arrangement can set them back by three years By most reckonings, the ACT Party has had a very successful political year.
Just three weeks ago, the Minister of Local Government received the interim report of the Future for Local Government Review which the government had earlier
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