New Zealand politician discusses Paris Agreement and emissions
Winston Peters discussed the Paris Agreement and emissions policy on a New Zealand radio programme on September 10, 2026, alongside other guests.
Winston Peters discussed the Paris Agreement and emissions policy on a New Zealand radio programme on September 10, 2026, alongside other guests.
Sir Michael Jones approached Winston Peters in June 2026 in Samoa to seek government funding for Moana Pasifika rugby team. The letter request highlights efforts to secure financial support for the Pacific rugby franchise.
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Jim Peters, a former NZ First Member of Parliament and educator, died at age 89 in the week prior to 2026-09-21. Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters described his brother's death as a shock to the family.
New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters has appointed his adviser as Ambassador to Sweden on 7 September 2026. The adviser has worked for Peters for nearly a decade.
New Zealand's Chief of Army acknowledged on 2026-09-05 that launching the Army's bicultural policy was an error, following criticism from politician Winston Peters who stated that 'the only culture that matters is the New Zealand culture.' The policy rollout generated political conflict.
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On 27 September 2026, Foreign Minister Winston Peters claimed that a UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) provision in the India Free Trade Agreement conflicts with the coalition government's agreement. Official advice contradicted Peters' position.
Peters says NZ's 'anti-nuclear' stance built national identity but not without cost.
China's ambassador Wang Xiaolong commented after New Zealand Minister Winston Peters told a Green Party MP to 'go back to your own country,' with the ambassador suggesting Peters' words revealed more about his own character. The remarks drew diplomatic attention from Beijing.
Irish band Kneecap backed New Zealand Green MP Tamatha Paul after she made remarks described as critical of language, drawing a public dispute with National Party leader Winston Peters. The incident sparked broader debate over political rhetoric.
NZ First party experienced severe difficulties on July 24, 2026, describing a "week from hell," as the party struggled with operations without leader Winston Peters.
New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters requested information from Russia about a planned missile launch warning that prompted a US Antarctic flight to turn back on August 19, 2026. The incident raised diplomatic concerns in the Pacific region.
Winston Peters, New Zealand's Foreign Minister, faced calls for dismissal after making comments deemed racist directed at a Green Party MP. China's ambassador to New Zealand publicly commented on the controversy.
The final parliamentary debate before the New Zealand election on 2026-09-23 featured intense exchanges including clashes between Winston Peters and the Greens. The din in Parliament made some speakers nearly inaudible.
Political leaders including Winston Peters and Chlöe Swarbrick addressed Auckland seniors at a Grey Power election meeting on 11 September 2026 to discuss issues affecting older voters. The 2026 New Zealand election campaign focused on senior policy concerns.
China lodged a formal complaint against New Zealand after Foreign Minister Winston Peters told a China-born New Zealand lawmaker to "go back to your own country." The diplomatic protest highlights tensions over national identity and political rhetoric.
New Zealand's National Party vowed to avoid new taxes ahead of the 2026 election, but Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters signalled on 25 August 2026 that the bed tax remains under consideration. The statement appeared to dampen National's efforts to distance itself from the tax.
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This fucking guy, our Minister of Foreign Affairs🤦🏻♂️ #nzpol The NZ First leader made no apologies for using the word “retarded” to describe the Green Party’s call for a one-year moratorium on data centre consenting.