New Zealand First MP and Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones talks to Te Ao Mārama.
Tag: New Zealand First. Showing results 1 - 10 of 67
Showing results 1 - 10 of 67
Primary tabs
Search results
-
Poverty action plan tops Green Party policies for election
Greens look to improve social support system to pull Kiwis out of poverty.
-
Northland ministers give away more money
Winston Peters and Shane Jones have announced more than $7.5 million of Provincial Growth Funding for their home province.
-
NZ First supports fast-tracking of RMA for Waikato River water consent
Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones says it's time this bill is passed.
-
Shane Jones on education leader Toni Waho
Te Ao Mārama talked to Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones about politics and life.
-
Shane Jones on National reshuffle
NZ First MP and Regional Economic Minister Shane Jones reacts to National's latest announcement on their reshuffle, whether a NZ First-National relationship could be on the cards, and what's the latest on the Provincial Growth Fund.
-
NewsShane Jones: Child abuse protectors are ‘social head lice’
Shane Jones’ used his parliamentary his speaking time to condemn those who refuse to disclose child abuse. “We call them in the Ngāpuhi country, kutus. They are a type of social head lice!”
-
The 'SFO won't be calling me up'- Winston Peters
Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters says donors are entitled to have their donations kept secret in the same way that voters were entitled to have a secret ballot. Peters went live to his personal Facebook page last night to address his voters about the issues pertaining to the NZ First Foundation.
-
News
Simon says and Winston replies at Waitangi
Simon Bridges used his time at Waitangi to promote the National Party, prompting a response from Winston Peters.
-
News
National rules out NZ First coalition
NZ First leader Winston Peters says National's Simon Bridges has "a lot to learn about politics". This follows the National Party leader today ruling out working with NZ First after September's election.
