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Winston Peters on NZ's declining appeal
Peters says New Zealand is less attractive than before but will restore it.
In brief
Peters says New Zealand is less attractive than before but will restore it. Winston Peters claims New Zealand is less attractive than it used to be but will restore it as an appealing place to live, work and raise a family. Originally reported by RNZ.
Winston Peters' political experience
Winston Peters has been in politics since 1978 with National Party before founding New Zealand First in 1993.
MMP election stability claim
Peters believes MMP will stabilize New Zealand's political landscape ahead of November election.
Two-party government skepticism
Peters says two-party government is impossible as mainstream media treats it like first-past-the-post.
Fiscal plan readiness
New Zealand First has a two-year fiscal plan with sovereign fund details already outlaid.
Opposition costings critique
Peters claims other parties' costings are unworkable due to low economic growth rates.
Election campaign focus
Peters says election will be decided in next three weeks with National's fiscal plan due Monday.
New Zealand's attractiveness
Peters states New Zealand is less attractive than before but will restore it as a place to live, work and raise families.
Party list refresh
New Zealand First released party list with new candidates in top spots including former National MPs.
Ron Mark's list ranking
Former Defence Minister Ron Mark ranked 16th on New Zealand First list despite past political ambitions.
The main idea
Winston Peters claims New Zealand is less attractive than it used to be but will restore it as an appealing place to live, work and raise a family.
