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Phil Goff reveals he has not given up hope
Phil Goff isn't sure whether he believes in God, so he doesn't pray. Has he felt like praying sometimes, though? The politician gets the point and laughs. "I think people are put on earth, or are on earth, to determine their own fate," he says. Forging his fate as opposition leader, of course, hasn't turned out so well. "Being leader of the Labour Party is a huge privilege," he says, leaning back in the sunshine. "But being leader of the opposition is a pain in the arse." The trouble is that one goes with the other. Goff still has a sense of humour after three years of grief. Perhaps you ...
Kiss and make up too late for ACT, says Goff
Labour leader Phil Goff says an apparent "kiss and make up" between ACT leader Rodney Hide and MP Heather Roy is too late for the party to redeem its image. After a week of messy disputes, Mr Hide and Mrs Roy have declared a truce. She returned to Parliament on Wednesday. Mr Hide had said she was "fragile" and might struggle to return to the party after being deposed as deputy leader by John Boscawen. The ACT caucus met again yesterday and pledged support for the leadership team. In front of the news media Mr Hide apologised for any distress his behaviour had caused Mrs Roy, and she ...
Goff slams
Labour leader Phil Goff is accusing the government of writing off high unemployment, as the price New Zealand has to pay to recover from the recession. But Finance Minister Bill English says saving, not spending, is the key to long-term economic health."If people were rushing back to the shops and the housing market then I would be a bit concerned that New Zealanders hadn't got the message," English told TVNZ's Q + A programme. "Well to some extent it is because a lot of those jobs were dependent on this credit-fuelled economy that we had, particularly from 2005 onwards, and we are going ...
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New Zealand Studying Defence Capabilities In Case Iraqi Government ... - International Business Times AU Newstalk ZBNew Zealand Studying Defence Capabilities In Case Iraqi Government ...International Business Times AUDespite Brownlee's statements, Labour's defence spokesperson Phil Goff said the declaration that the government has not made any decision was “not honest.” He remarked that the issue was not about protecting human rights and fighting ISIS. Goff ...NZ Iraq deployment a fait accompli, says LabourStuff.co.nzIraqi minister tipped to seek NZ's help in tackling ISISTVNZStep closer to Iraq deployment decisionRadio New Zealand3News NZ -New Zealand Herald -Voxyall 71 news articles » |
Tech expecting big senior year from Maton - Shreveport Times Shreveport TimesTech expecting big senior year from MatonShreveport Times“Phil's a very competitive guy. That struck me from the get-go. Sometimes he's too competitive but that's a great attribute to have. He's going to want the ball each and every time. I think he's putting himself in a great position to have a great ...and more » |
PHIL GOFF: "I think there's a clear conflict of interest." - Stuff.co.nz Stuff.co.nzPHIL GOFF: "I think there's a clear conflict of interest."Stuff.co.nzFormer police minister Anne Tolley is refusing to discuss whether she was told before the election that police were investigating a National MP. Tolley and one other minister with a related portfolio reportedly knew police were looking into an unnamed ... |
McCully: IS fight invitation not 'rocket science' - 3News NZ 3News NZMcCully: IS fight invitation not 'rocket science'3News NZThe New Zealand Government has been considering options including to go into Iraq in a training role, but Labour's Defence spokesman Phil Goff believes the Government made up its mind "months ago". Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully says he has ... |
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