Ohariu's view of Peter Dunne

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Wed, 27 Jun 2012 7:00p.m.

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What do the people of Ohariu, United Future MP Peter Dunne's electorate, think of his vote for asset sales?

What do the people of Ohariu, United Future MP Peter Dunne's electorate, think of his vote for asset sales?

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28/06/2012 6:34:24 p.m.

bukster wrote:

Can the rest of New Zealand divorce Ohariu? We all have to suffer over the failure of one small electorate to vote this pest out. Enough is enough. If they won't do it let's just cast the whole electorate adrift and be rid of the lot of them.

28/06/2012 5:40:47 p.m.

Craig wrote:

I seem to remember that this Phoney man only just mangered to hold on to his seat last election looks like he won't be so lucky next time..

28/06/2012 11:39:14 a.m.

Helena Hutchinson wrote:

i dont believe that these assets will stay at 51% Nz ownership for instance NZ born children of immigrants buy share but they see themselves as Chinese Greek South African etc where will their loyalties lie to Nz or their famlies I have always said MP's should get the equalivent of the dole live in HNZ houses and earn bonuses for increasing gdp these men and women are NZ highest paid beneficaries let demand they stio their pay increases and perks It's a bit like feeding the kids catfood while you go out to dinner so you can save money

28/06/2012 11:14:56 a.m.

Nick wrote:

Peter Dunne is the man but he needs to sort his stuff out. Why would you sell your assets when you know when we start to break even they will recover the loss

28/06/2012 7:41:44 a.m.

Ruz wrote:

I was surprised that some people on the video though that the proceeds of asset sales would be used to reduce Government debt. My understanding is that it would be used to pay for infrastructure ie new schools and hospitals. The irony is that the electricity generation network is infrastructure which makes it a case of robbing Peter to pay Paul. As for Dunne - well surely this must be his last parliamentary term.