Winston Peter's guest appearances

Winston Peter

The Mike Hosking Breakfast

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

New Zealand Public Party

Kelvin Davis

Ron Mark

Martin Dunn

Sharon Zollner

Donna Demaio

Tony Blakely

Grant Robertson

Joanna Pidgeon

Rod Carr

David Strong

Kevin Bowler

Geoff Thorn

Peter Dunne

Paul Stocks

Simon O'Connor

OwlTail

Billy Te Kahika

The New Zealand Public Party was formed by Billy Te Kahika in response to the blatant injustice and tyranny being hurled upon the New Zealand people by the Labour/NZ First/Green government. Reclaim New Zealand for ALL the People – is the main goal and message. However, this message is also more significant than any one political party alone. To that end, we have established an Advisory Board to include all political interests. Billy has engaged in talks with all the minor parties to get to learn more about them and their policies in hopes that we will come together under one banner and one voice. The fragmenting of the vote across many smaller parties does not help New Zealand. Unity in change is a good thing. It is time. We will post updates to this as the agreements happen. Stay tuned!  ---   Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/new-zealand-public-party/message

The <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCefcnrJIOrJKYsjh-mKwoRQ/about" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">New Zealand Public Party</a> was formed by <a href="https://www.facebook.com/NZPublicParty" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Billy Te Kahika</a> in response to the blatant injustice and tyranny being hurled upon the New Zealand people by the Labour/NZ First/Green government. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCefcnrJIOrJKYsjh-mKwoRQ/about" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Reclaim New Zealand for ALL the People</a> – is the main goal and message. However, this message is also more significant than any one political party alone. To that end, we have established an Advisory Board to include all political interests. Billy has engaged in talks with all the minor parties to get to learn more about them and their policies in hopes that we will come together under one banner and one voice. The fragmenting of the vote across many smaller parties does not help New Zealand. Unity in change is a good thing. It is time. We will post updates to this as the agreements happen. <a href="https://newzealandpublicparty.substack.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Stay tuned!</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/new-zealand-public-party/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/new-zealand-public-party/message</a>

New Zealand Public Party - Billy Te Kahika: Exposes Winston Peter NZ First - Ardern Labour Party 2020

Health Minister David Clark's Wikipedia entry was today edited to include a new piece of information.As of earlier this morning, the entry about Clark on Wikipedia states that he is, as well as the Minister for Health, "an avid campaigner for throwing under the bus policy".David Clark's biography on Wikipedia includes a new reference to the latest controversy. Photo / WikipediaThe Health Minister and director general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield have been the subject of controversy for comments made by Clark yesterday, when he was accused of throwing Bloomfield under the bus over the border blunders.Meanwhile, New Zealand First has crashed - with a new poll showing Winston Peter's party on just 1.8 percent.The latest TVNZ Colmar Brunton poll shows Labour could govern alone, with 50 percent support.Meanwhile, the Greens are up to 6 percent - meaning they would make it back into Parliament.The ACT Party has risen by almost a percent, up to 3.1 percent, so if David Seymour wins in Epsom, he'd bring three extra MPs back to the Beehive with him.Listen above as Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson join Mike Hosking to discuss the big topics of the week.

Health Minister David Clark's Wikipedia entry was today edited to include a new piece of information. As of earlier this morning, the entry about Clark on Wikipedia states that he is, as well as the Minister for Health, "an avid campaigner for throwing under the bus policy". David Clark's biography on Wikipedia includes a new reference to the latest controversy. Photo / Wikipedia The Health Minister and director general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield have been the subject of controversy for comments made by Clark yesterday, when he was accused of throwing Bloomfield under the bus over the border blunders. Meanwhile, New Zealand First has crashed - with a new poll showing Winston Peter's party on just 1.8 percent. The latest TVNZ Colmar Brunton poll shows Labour could govern alone, with 50 percent support. Meanwhile, the Greens are up to 6 percent - meaning they would make it back into Parliament. The ACT Party has risen by almost a percent, up to 3.1 percent, so if David Seymour wins in Epsom, he'd bring three extra MPs back to the Beehive with him. Listen above as Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson join Mike Hosking to discuss the big topics of the week.

Wrapping the Week: Are Winston Peter's days numbered?

Take a look at what’s happening to Australia today and you’ll realise how much Winton Peters is gambling our economic future by deliberately irritating China.China has just suspended meat exports from four Australia abattoirs. Just days ago, China proposed introducing tariffs on Australian barley.This looks a lot like punishment for Scott Morrison demanding an investigation into the origins of Covid 19.Australia’s trying to hose this down, saying it’s not retaliation, blaming technical problems. But it’s always technical problems with China. That’s China’s MO for how to use trade to inflict political punishment.This is what Winston Peters is risking by using China as election fodder.Let’s be clear: that’s what he’s up to.That game last week of repeatedly calling for Taiwan’s reinstatement to the WHO and telling the Chinese ambassador to “listen” to her “master” in Beijing is an attempt to breakthrough the PM’s news dominance and get some headlines of his own.The stakes have just gone up. China rebuked us overnight for violating our “One China” policy, and our PM had to clear up after Peters at her press conference today, reiterating that we still take a “One China policy”Fingers crossed China understands how our political system works and that it knows Winston Peters going rogue doesn’t represent our national position.But the fact she cleared it up means it’s worrying our PM. It should do given what Australia is experiencing.Winston has got to be careful here. He will know as well as the rest of us that New Zealand needs our biggest trading partner to help us recover from the looming depression.He would be wise not to sacrifice this country’s recovery economically for a few votes at September’s election.  It’s too high a price to pay.

Take a look at what’s happening to Australia today and you’ll realise how much Winton Peters is gambling our economic future by deliberately irritating China. China has just suspended meat exports from four Australia abattoirs. Just days ago, China proposed introducing tariffs on Australian barley. This looks a lot like punishment for Scott Morrison demanding an investigation into the origins of Covid 19. Australia’s trying to hose this down, saying it’s not retaliation, blaming technical problems. But it’s always technical problems with China. That’s China’s MO for how to use trade to inflict political punishment. This is what Winston Peters is risking by using China as election fodder. Let’s be clear: that’s what he’s up to. That game last week of repeatedly calling for Taiwan’s reinstatement to the WHO and telling the Chinese ambassador to “listen” to her “master” in Beijing is an attempt to breakthrough the PM’s news dominance and get some headlines of his own. The stakes have just gone up. China rebuked us overnight for violating our “One China” policy, and our PM had to clear up after Peters at her press conference today, reiterating that we still take a “One China policy” Fingers crossed China understands how our political system works and that it knows Winston Peters going rogue doesn’t represent our national position. But the fact she cleared it up means it’s worrying our PM. It should do given what Australia is experiencing. Winston has got to be careful here. He will know as well as the rest of us that New Zealand needs our biggest trading partner to help us recover from the looming depression. He would be wise not to sacrifice this country’s recovery economically for a few votes at September’s election.  It’s too high a price to pay.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: Winston Peter's war with China just got real