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First we had Alamein Kopu leave Mana Motuhake and the Alliance. She did not enjoy being shouted at by Mana Motuhake.

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

Richard Prebble has proved beyond doubt the adage that 'the trouble with publishing is that too many with half a mind to write a book, do so,' says Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer Winston Peter

  • Winston Peters
  • Deputy Prime Minister

Reserve Bank Governor, Dr Donald Brash, is to be reappointed for a third five-year term, when his current term expires on 31 August 1998, Treasurer Winston Peters announced today.

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

The Government's financial statements released today provide further reassurance that economic growth forecasts are on track, said the Treasurer Winston Peters today.

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

The current volatility in the New Zealand sharemarket does not reflect the positive economic indicators in the New Zealand economy, Treasurer Winston Peters said today.

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

The Government is adamant that the proposed Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI) must preserve New Zealand's foreign investment laws whilst providing certainty for overseas traders and invest

  • Winston Peters
  • Acting Prime Minister

Housing permits data out today reflects increased confidence and an economy in significant growth mode, Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer, Winston Peters, said today.

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

Strong increases in consumer confidence in many main provincial areas is a key feature of the latest WestpacTrust Dermott Miller Survey of Consumer Confidence, Treasurer Winston Peters said today.

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

The NZ Institute of Economic Research's latest report, which shows a rise in business confidence in the September quarter, is yet more positive news, said Treasurer Winston Peters.

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

Labour's Dr Cullen got it wrong yet again when he hurriedly issued a press release today claiming the Treasurer refused to rule out new user charges and means testing for health services.

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

Treasurer Winston Peters today welcomed the latest quarterly CPI result which showed annual CPI inflation down to 1 per cent, its lowest level for four years.

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

The Government will amend the Overseas Investment Act 1973 to strengthen the requirement that foreign investment in farm land is in the national interest, Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer, Winst

  • Winston Peters
  • Deputy Prime Minister

The Population Conference is to be held on November 13 and 14, Prime Minister Jim Bolger and Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters announced today.

  • Winston Peters
  • Deputy Prime Minister

The Government's economic policies were giving the export sector the stability and certainty it needed to make investment decisions, the Treasurer Hon.

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

Winston Peters said the improvement in the merchandise trade surplus for the third quarter in a row, revealed in the release today of the Balance of Payments figures for the December quarter 1996,

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

The Treasurer, Hon. Winston Peters, today welcomed the results of the FPG-Westpac Household Savings Survey, saying they were good news.

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

An editorial in the Australian Financial Review peddles some tired old assumptions about the New Zealand Government's economic policy which it claims will lead to policy "slippage," Treasurer Winst

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

Statistics New Zealand Gross Domestic Product figures released today show growth in the economy is becoming more balanced and sustainable, Treasurer Winston Peters said today.

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

The National Bank's March Business Outlook makes three claims: Treasury's economic forecasts are overly optimistic, expenditure is not under control and the Government's objectives have been dilute

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer

A mandatory order covering the settlement of this claim would be disastrous for New Zealand, says Deputy Prime Minister and NZ First Leader Winston Peters.

  • Winston Peters
  • Deputy Prime Minister

In a break with tradition the International Monetary Fund released a summary of its review of the New Zealand economy today which strongly endorses the country's economic performance, Treasurer Win

  • Winston Peters
  • Treasurer