National Party leader Simon Bridges has announced that a $200 million cancer agency would be on the cards in a National-led government. But Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters is calling him to task over the efforts of the previous National government.
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NewsPeters in Solomon Islands and Vanuatu for Pacific Reset
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters is in the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu this week for the Pacific Reset.
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New Zealand, Fiji to hold regular talks
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters says New Zealand and Fiji will establish joint ministerial consultations to allow regular discussions on issues and events in the region.
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Peters to tour Pacific this week
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters is leading a New Zealand government delegation on a Pacific regional visit this week.
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PM and deputy PM talk first year in govt
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Deputy PM Winston Peters discuss a year of governance, the 'prime miniature' and how they think they’ve performed when it comes to issues that affect Māori.
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Japan and NZ to work more closely in Pacific
Japan and New Zealand will work more closely on Pacific issues to make progress in the region amidst China's influence in the area. Japan's Foreign Affairs Minister Taro Kono met with Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters today to discuss the next steps.
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Opinions split over first year Labour-led government
It's nearly a year since the Labour-led government came into power, but public opinion in South Auckland is split over whether Māori have had any gains under the new coalition.
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Peters targets media and National leadership in speech
Putting the people first is what NZ First is all about according to party leader Winston Peters. In his speech to his supports in Tauranga it was the media who came under fire.
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NZ First celebrates 25 years
NZ First member Shane Jones says that the party is focused on building young leaders and contesting the next election in 2020.
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Tobacco tax turmoil
To keep the tobacco tax or to throw it out? That's the million dollar question as the Ministry of Health reviews its impact on smokers, their families and crime.
