Helen Clark announces election date

Fri, 12 Sep 2008 12:00a.m.

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Helen Clark has announced the date when New Zealanders will go to the polls to decide who will govern the country for the next three years.

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18 Sep 2008 09:48a.m.

lena wrote:

oh please, this cronie government has done nothing thats emensly worth glorifying, compared to what they have delivered in my hometown otara and southauckland, if anything there have been more murders, guns,drugs and gang-activities, with financial corruption from parking officers to MPs in the last 5 -10 yrs, of decieving our middle to low income communities? so whats so GOOD and gracious about punishing the purses that put them there?EXTREMELY CONFUSED, they havent had their priorities straight and that got us nowhere, and still getting us nowhere, At-least john key in the nz first and winstons saga,shows prioritising as part of his practicing principals as leader, in rectifying helens mess, alot more proof provided than your highness helen? LAURA so your 3yrs of experience in my home-town is SENSITIVELY EMPTY and patheticly meaningless..so OOPS IV DONE IT AGAIN, but this time with no appologies needed...

14 Sep 2008 12:31p.m.

Laura wrote:

When do I pull out the violin? National won't be running a dirty campaign! Let me see. The P.M. is "NOT TRUSTWORTHY" right now! "DIRTY CAMPAIGN", STEALING" your lines! All in one breath too. Wow. That's clean.

12 Sep 2008 10:39p.m.

Alex, Auckland wrote:

"I don't think the Prime Minister is in the position to be talking about trust right now," Mr Key said.

That's hilarious coming from the U-turn king.

Love her or hate her at least we know where the PM stands on the important thing: POLICY!