Queen of the shaky isles

Article Abstract:

New Zealand's PM Jenny Shipley survived a no-confidence motion in Feb, 1999, over a dinner she had with a chief executive of the advertising agency hired to promote the country. Her government has been hurt by scandals leading to the resignation of the Deputy Speaker and the tourism minister. Shipley, the country's first female PM, faces opposition over her budget, which is due in May, 1999.

Political activity

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Fast train to Clarksville

Article Abstract:

This article discusses newly-elected New Zealand prime minister Helen Clark's plans to make numerous social and economic changes. Topics include Clark's political career, plans to raise taxes for the wealthy and boost pensions, and competition between Clark and ousted National Party leader Jenny Shipley.

Elections, Prime ministers

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Abandon shipley

Article Abstract:

Polls predict a narrow victory for Helen Clark of the Labor Party over current Prime Minister Jenny Shipley of the National Party in the November 27, 1999 election. Reasons include improved benefits such as more employer-paid holidays and pension income.

Planning, Brief Article, Economic policy, Economic development, Labour Party (New Zealand), National Party (New Zealand)

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