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Helen Clark, the prime minister of New Zealand, joins Sir David Frost to discuss the raging debate about whether her country should become a republic. |
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Our Prime Minister attends New Zealand's biggest gay, lesbian and transgender event eachyear to wish us well... here's her speech in 2007. |
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Better version here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIfc67nJnYM
Everyone has the right to freedom of expression, including the freedom to seek, receive, and impart information and opinions of any kind in any form.
Labour's Electoral Finance Bill says you don't have that right in an election year. |
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New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark discusses the highlights of the Labour-led government's 2007 Budget. |
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Sarah Montague asks Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand, whether the time is right for a referendum on becoming a republic. |
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Mike Ferris estimated there were 5000-6000 Scientologists in New Zealand, although 357 people called themselves Scientologists in the 2006 Census.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/topic/story.cfm?c_id=137&objectid=10504548
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New Zealand has recently become the first developed country to agree a free trade deal with China. How does this relate to her agenda of progressive politics? |
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Questions to Rt. Hon. Helen Clark regarding the Labtests debacle. |
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The Rt. Hon. Helen Clark presents a speech on sustainability and carbon neutrality. Unfortunately the rest was deleted. |
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Prime Minister Helen Clark's full address to the 2008 Labour Party Congress at the Wellington Town Hall |
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Helen Clark interviewed by Paul Henry on Monday about the China/Tibet situation |
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101 East speaks to the leader of a small country that is pushing to play a bigger role internationally. |
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On the 18-4-2006 Helen Clark the Prime Minister of New Zealand said in answer to a question regarding fuel prices being so high "I'm sure (the rise in oil prices) is causing concern in every country. Because everyone is on the receiving end of the same phenomenon. Which is oil prices very high, because WE'RE PROBABLY NOT TOO FAR SHORT OF PEAK PRODUCTION, IF NOT ALREADY THERE, and that concentrates the mind..... snip.... yet her fool minister of energy David Parker came out a week later saying the world wouldn't peak until 2030 - 37, we truly have idiots for leaders in New Zealand, and that goes for National as well, another bunch of con artistes who think the Kiwi Saver is a good idea, while in the light of Helen's peak oil statement we (those who can work it out) know there will not be an economy worth 2 cents soon enough
I told ya so.
www.oilcrash.com |
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Oliver Driver interviews Prime Minister Helen Clark on ALT TV's current affairs show Let's be Frank.
Sky Digital-Channel 65, Tuesdays @ 8:30pm.
Current affairs as if they mattered. |
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Prime Minister Helen Clark outlines her Statement to Parliament, along with the visions and practical priorities her government will be pursuing through 2008. |
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Prime Minister Helen Clark launches the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme at a function in the Beehive Banquet Hall, Wellington. |
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101 East speaks to the leader of a small country that is pushing to play a bigger role internationally. |
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New Zealand's Prime Minister Helen Clark raps it out xD.
A song created by the ZM radio station in the 2002 elections i think it was,
with a voice sounding like Helen dissin all her rivals like Bill English, Winston Peters etc, with her stereotypes of her being a man lol.
I have nothing for labour btw xD
in fact you shouldn't vote labour.
you'll get stupid laws, like
not being able to smack ur kids, 86% of NZers voted against the bill yet labour choose to ignore it.
The fart tax! taxing farmers for their cows farting. i mean comon!
amd she legalised prostitution.
anyway.
I converted this song from an audio tape from the radio.
enjoy |
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Our Prime Minister attends New Zealand's biggest gay, lesbian and transgender event each year to wish us well.
A video of 2007's speech became one of New Zealand's most commented on YouTube videos.
By popular demand, here's her speech in February 2008. |
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watch helen clark flip flop and admit a year ago she didnt approve of a antismacking bill,shes singing another tune today |
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New Zealand Prime Minister gives her State of the Nation Speech to start the Labour Party election for 2008. |
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Rt. Hon. Helen Clark and Hon. Michael Cullen regarding the 'Anti-smacking' bill. In that report, New Zealand is third worst. Behind only the USA and Mexico. |
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The Chasers Julian ask New Zealand Prime Minister some trival pusuit questions in order to get her to say "SIX" in her New Zealand accent |
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New Zealand's PM's visit to USA. 21st,Mar 2007 |
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PM Helen Clark outlines the Government plans on Housing. |
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Battle to the death between George bush and Helen Clark. |
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Neuseeländische Premierministerin Helen Clark zu Gast bei der Bertelsmann Stiftung in Berlin.
Trotz der geographisch großen Entfernungen zwischen Neuseeland und Europa besteht eine große Übereinstimmung in den Werten, der Kultur, den Interessen und in der gemeinsamen Verantwortung für eine globalisierte Welt. Diese Einschätzung vertrat Helen Clark, Premierministerin von Neuseeland, bei einem Gastvortrag in der Bertelsmann Stiftung anlässlich ihres offiziellen Besuches in Deutschland. Für Neuseeland seien Europa und besonders Deutschland die wichtigsten Partner in der internationalen Politik. Umgekehrt sollten der Südpazifik und Neuseeland noch mehr als bisher als Chance für die Politik der Europäer erkannt werden. |
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A tribute to the Thursday Caption Contest from Kiwiblog http://www.kiwiblog.co.nz/
Helen Clark morphing to Dr Frank-N-Furter |
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Oliver Driver interviews Prime Minister Helen Clark on ALT TV's current affairs show Let's be Frank.
Sky Digital-Channel 65, Tuesdays @ 8:30pm.
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Helen Clark on Foreign Aid |
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Kids HIP HOP group RASA was invited to the Plunket100 years anniversary national conference 2007.
This day, Momoka performed hip hop dancing infront of two tousand of Audiances inclulding New Zealand's Prime Minister Helen Clark, John Key,City mayor Piter Chen, etc. |
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I have created a Chaser's fans Youtube Group called "Chasers Biggest Fans". If you love the Chaser, please do not hesitate to join freely. Type in the domain: http://www.youtube.com/group/chasersbiggestfans
Australia's favourite primetime satirical comedy team is back for a whole new season of laughs - watch them mock our political leaders (and America's), attack the mass media and target absolutely anyone and everyone. WARNING: FOR MATURE AUDIENCES OVER 15 ONLY. |
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Paul Henry talks to Helen Clark about Roger Douglas' return to ACT politics. |
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Amusing fuck up on Newstalk |
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Edison 50690-L. Written by Milton Ager |
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Animated political cartoon |
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PM Helen Clark details a change in plan for Broadband in New Zealand. |
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Prime Minister Helen Clark launches the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme at a function in the Beehive Banquet Hall, Wellington. |
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A better version of the original clip, have attempted to synchronise with the music a little bit. |
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John questions Helen Clark about actions her Government has taken to improve the economy. Miss Clark insists that the economy is doing well despite the growing budget pain experienced by New Zealanders and the deterioration in macro measures of performance. After digs from the Prime Minister and her Deputy, Michael Cullen, about National's support for private education, John points out that, for the sake of comparison, it was Michael Cullen who actually went to a private school. [2:52] The now-infamous "diddums" response from Helen Clark follows that exchange. [3:45] Later in the exchange [6:00], John asks Helen Clark if she is aware that recent reports show families are being forced by economic pressure to ration milk and other critical grocery items when feeding their children. Helen Clark again insists that families are better off under Labour. |
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Oliver Driver interviews Prime Minister Helen Clark on ALT TV's current affairs show Let's be Frank.
Sky Digital-Channel 65, Tuesdays @ 8:30pm.
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John and Prime Minister Helen Clark go head to head over tax in this volatile Question Time exchange. After the exchange, John said: "Helen Clark has no answers on this issue, as Parliament's question time showed today.
"She had no answer to her own comments to the Labour Party conference in 2000 that: 'Tax cuts are a path to inequality... They are the promises of visionless and intellectually bankrupt people'.
"She had no answers to the fact that Treasury told Michael Cullen in 2003 that: 'This healthy fiscal position presents the Government with scope to cut taxes, increase expenditure, and build up financial assets'.
"And she had no answers to Michael Cullen's comment to a television reporter: '$8.5 billion surplus and still no tax cuts. So? What's the connection between the two? None. Right?'
"Helen Clark and Michael Cullen have failed over eight years to cut taxes, and their claims that they now believe in them are simply not credible.
"They have argued time and again against them - despite all the official advice to the contrary.
"Only now, when they are desperate, are they trying to convince the public that they believe in tax cuts and it was the fault of the officials all along why they didn't earlier. |
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Evelyn Howard interviews Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand. In this interview Evelyn Howards asks the hard quwstions of Helen Clarke. |
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Helen Clark outlines Labour policies that invest in New Zealand families. |
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The Dave Clark Five perform their two biggest hits(Glad All Over/Bits And Pieces) in their hometown of Tottenham. Also top British Singer Helen Shapiro performs in front of a rapturous Polish audience. |
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Helen Clark's Hen Do |
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Item from TV3 New Zealand's "Nightline" show (www.tv3.co.nz/nightline), aired on 21/09/06. It shows Labour Party MP's dancing, mixed with sampled Helen Clark and Don Brash grabs from the past 2 weeks over their personal antics in and out of Parliament. Oh, and it's done to MC Hammer. |
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The New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark gave a rousing speech at the annual queer event "Big Gay Out" in Auckland New Zealand on 10th February 2008. Ms Clark has attended every one of these events in her nine years as Prime Minister.
The Big Gay Out attracts thousands of queer New Zealanders to this fun day of drag, music, food, and dancing. |
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Facelift, the parody/satire show that uses caricatures to make fun of New Zealand MPs and the media.
In this clip: a version of Super Nanny, as Don Brash and Helen Clark try to get Winston Peters (of NZ First) to decide who he'll make a coalition with in the 2005 election. |
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www.whaleoil.co.nz Helen Clark 2008 |
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The Mad Butcher picks up his cellphone and rings Prime Minister Helen Clark.
It rings, then goes to voicemail.
"Oh, Prime Minister, Mad Butcher calling. I just want to thank you for giving up your time to launch my book. The greatest gift a human being can give another is time and I really appreciate it'cause I know you don't get much quality time with your husband."
The Mad Butcher, also known as Peter Charles Leitch QSM, was thanking her in advance for launching his book What A Ride, Mate! on Thursday night. And showing the Weekend Herald that, yes, he really can and does just ring her up.
So, does Helen Clark call him Mad Butcher or does she use his real name?
"She calls me a bit of both. It's the same with me to her - sometimes it's Prime Minister, sometimes it's Helen Clark."
The Mad Butcher said Helen Clark is "a leaguie" just like him and he often rings her up to invite her to Warriors games.
He asked her to write the foreword to the book, and she said, "Butcher, I'll launch it for you, too." |
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Helen Clark lies again to the New Zealand Public. |
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NZ PM Helen Clark and China's Premier Wen Jiabao
March 7th 2008
Description:
If you were wondering why Paul Holmes wasn't doing his normal Monday morning phone in interview with Helen Clark this morning on Newstalk ZB - it's because he's up here in Beijing getting the low down on how to export to China.
Holmes is one of the more unusual members of the big delegation that has come up to witness the signing of the Chinese free trade agreement (FTA) at the Great Hall of the People at 11.30am (Beijing time). The Newstalk host has developed a sideline in making olive oil under his own brand 'Paul Holmes'. "Wish I'd got on to this years ago," he told me.
Helen Clark signalled out Victor Percival - an 'old China hand' - for special mention when she spoke to the business delegation at their 'mix and mingle' at the Sofitel Hotel last night. Percival - and former Labour Trade Minister Warren Freer who was also present, were in on the ground in China during the 1970s when Chairman Mao's regime began establishing external links.
The delegation certainly covers the full range of NZ business. Everyone from the chairman of New Zealand's biggest exporter through to a baker from Opotiki.
Clark emphasized the upside for NZ exporters.
But she also indicated she wouldn't shirk from raising human rights - and the situation in Tibet - when she meets with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao later today.
It's fair to say Air NZ's business class cabin 'rocked' on the lengthy flight up to Narita airport on Saturday. Percival and Holmes were on the flight along with several senior business people which included Maori representatives who made no secret of their impatience at the Maori Party's intransigent opposition to the FTA.
Trade Minister Phil Goff was head down for much of the trip working his way through a 300 page brief that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade had put together for him on the Chinese FTA. Unlike Foreign Minister Winston Peters - who prefers officials to condense briefs to just a few succinct pages - Goff is a detail man.
Air NZ's boss Rob Fyfe is another workhorse. Fyfe dealt to 400 emails on the way up.
Others on the trip (a personal confession here) simply caught up on the latest movies.
Despite the jet lag (we didn't get into Beijing to 1.30am yesterday morning) the delegation was still fizzing when Goff briefed them on the details of the free trade deal late yesterday. The wraps don't come off the detail until 4.30pm today.
But the mood at last night's cocktail function was celebratory.
Fonterra chairman Henry van der Heyden was upbeat. |
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Television advertisement in support of the government's Campaign Against Family Violence, which was launched by Rt Hon Helen Clark and Hon Ruth Dyson today. |
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Prime Minister Helen Clark announces a refreshed Cabinet line-up. |
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Paul Henry and Helen Clark discuss John Key's business dealings |
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Prime Minister Helen Clark launches Christchurch's Earth Hour 2008 campaign. |
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