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Helen Elizabeth Clark (born 26 February 1950) is a New Zealand politician who served as the 37th Prime Minister of New Zealand from 1999 to 2008, and was the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme from 2009 to 2017. She was New Zealand's fifth-longest-serving prime minister, and the second woman to hold that office.Clark was brought up on a farm outside Hamilton. She entered the University of Auckland in 1968 to study politics, and became active in the New Zealand Labour Party.
How do we afford the champagne lifestyle NZ wants to live?
An opinion piece in the New Zealand Herald by Steve Maharey caught our eye and we wanted to know more. Steve writes that Kiwis have champagne taste but a beer budget ... and it's not working for us. This election is being described as a cost of living battle .. and the word tax is frequent on the c…
Not John Key. Not Helen Clark.
Jack and Tova are joined by RNZ presenter Guyon Espiner to unpack the biggest stories from the second week of the election campaign, including what really went on behind the scenes at TVNZ's Leaders Debate.
Debt panic in Paris as student protests show no signs of easing
On this episode of Europe Today, Méabh Mc Mahon breaks down the escalating student riots in France with socialist MEP Emma Rafowicz. Plus, former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark joins us in the studio to discuss China trade tensions, and potential associate EU membership for New Zealand. We …
Andrew Dickens: Split voting and overhangs won't do us any good
There’s been a concerted campaign by Don Brash and Nick Mowbray to get National voters to split their vote and engineer an overhang.
A move John Key has said would be the opposite of clever.
Over the weekend, Don Brash went to print again to explain why it’s a good idea.
The upshot is that Natio…
Andrew Dickens: Split voting and overhangs won't do us any good
There’s been a concerted campaign bby Don Brash and Nick Mowbray to get National voters to split their vote to engineer an overhang
A move John Key has said would be the opposite of clever
In the Weekend Don Brash went to press again to say why it’s a good idea
The upshot being that National’…
Raw Politics: Qiulae wants a mobile number, Labour wants a fair go
This week on the Raw Politics podcast: a major star in a minor debate, Labour’s rising star, and old political stars sharing the campaign limelightNew Zealanders watched a remarkable political moment this week, with the emergence of Opportunity leader Qiulae Wong as a stand out in the televised deb…
A Love For the Bible, Series 12, Session 2
In this session, Helen Clark shares insights she gained through recently taking a walking pilgrimage in Spain.
Helen Clark on Accountability and Universal Health Coverage — Accountability Breakfast, UN General Assembly Week (2019): Reference Summary (Video)
Published in: Georgian Medical Journal — IAP Legacy Series: Global Health Accountability Authors: Giorgi Pkhakadze DOI: 10.66636/gmj.iap.a52 This document is part of the IAP Legacy Series, which preserves and advances the conceptual foundations of accountability in global health. Read the Full Arti…
John MacDonald: When MMP isn't proportional, change is needed
Do we need to go back to the drawing board with MMP?
Since the election outcome at the weekend, I’ve become more and more convinced that we need to do more than just shrug our shoulders and accept that we’re going to have 11 extra MPs.
And I’m with this politics professor who is saying today that…
John MacDonald: When MMP isn't proportional, change is needed
Do we need to go back to the drawing board with MMP?
Since the election outcome at the weekend, I’ve become more and more convinced that we need to do more than just shrug our shoulders and accept that we’re going to have 11 extra MPs.
And I’m with this politics professor who is saying today that…
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