There's certainly going to be a battle here in the Northland electorate this Saturday and if Winston Peters wins the seat it will be the first major upset for John Key's government.
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Winston Peters to vie for Northland general seat
Winston Peters, leader of NZ First, has thrown his hat into the ring in the fight for the general seat of Northland at the coming by-election on March 28.
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NewsNZ First party vote does well in Māori Electorates
A lot of Māori electorate voters threw their party vote behind NZ First, led by Winston Peters in this year’s election. With 100 percent of voting booths counted NZ First came in with strong numbers overall and 11 of it’s MP’s including it’s leader will have seats in Parliament.
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Peters dubbed Kingmaker as Election Day looms
Travelling throughout Northland was Winston Peters who is said to hold the balance of power in the upcoming elections.
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Māori wardens anxiously await tribunal decision
With the future direction of the Māori wardens hinging on a looming Waitangi Tribunal decision, Winston Peters says the wardens have been neglected for too long.
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NZ First election campaign takes a swing at foreign investors
NZ First has also launched its election campaign and Winston Peters came out swinging against foreign investors using a racial slur to highlight his position on the matter and he had babies in mind, even though most of his supporters are a lot older.
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Māori Party to draft bill banning sale of NZ land to foreign investors
The Māori Party says it will draft a bill banning the sale of New Zealand land to foreign investors, which they'll put on the table if they're called up by one of the major parties, post-election. However, the Māori Party wouldn't go as far as saying it was a bottom line, unlike NZ First who is standing strongly behind its own position.
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NZ First focuses on Māori needs heading into Elections
NZ First leader Winston Peters says you couldn't be more right to think Māori are looking at his party to better represent their needs in the next Elections.
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Māori MP's head to Gisborne
The campaign for votes in Gisborne for the upcoming election is heating up, with six Māori MPs making the trip to the region.
