
	Where results make sense

Topic: Allan Peachey

Related Topics

Siege of Fort Wayne

Barili

Triad (LSH)

List of examples of typical Baroque architecture

Aalto Vase

Abandoned child syndrome

In the News (Mon 7 Dec 09)

Northern Trust

Marvin Harrison

Peter Chernin

Gary Locke

Match Play

Penelope Cruz

Mickey Rourke

AR Rahman

Danny Boyle

Hugh Jackman

	Peachey accused of intimidating college - 14 Mar 2006 - Ainsley Thomson
		National MP Allan Peachey is being accused of running a vindictive campaign to intimidate Selwyn College just three months after his "knife in your back" email to the co-principal.
		Mr Peachey said the quality of the school was a major topic of conversation in the electorate.
		Mr Peachey said he believed 60 to 70 per cent of parents in the area were refusing to send their children to Selwyn College because they were concerned about its standards.
	www.nzherald.co.nz /author/story.cfm?a_id=6&objectid=10372482 (597 words)

	Descendants of Edward Peachey - aqw06.htm
		Allan James PEACHEY was born 17 Jun 1950.
		Susan Ann PEACHEY was born 11 Mar 1965.
		Kym Maree PEACHEY was born 10 Nov 1968.
	www.peach-tech.co.nz /peachey/familytrees/edwardpeachey/aqwg06.htm (210 words)

	Unlimited - What's up with our schools?; The Maverick and His Machine; The World’s Banker; For Richer or Poorer
		As Peachey tells it, schools began their decline when a number of things conspired after the election of the Labour government in 1999.
		Peachey came to believe only one thing had changed: he was politically untrustworthy, prepared to challenge the educational powers that be and needed to be put in his place.
		The other reasons are the growth of the sector’s bureaucratic arms, the government’s move to abolish bulk funding of teachers’ salaries and the inability of school boards to pay teachers on merit — a move strongly opposed by the teacher unions.
	unlimited.co.nz /unlimited.nsf/toolkit/0A5C439C4D01A597CC25701500002AD5 (933 words)

	Hard News: O.G. : Public Address \| System
		Allan Peachey was blathering on in the same way on 3 News last night.
		National MP Allan Peachey says people have no interest in celebrating the kind of behaviour associated with gangs of young people who wear hoodies.
		The traditional BA fur lined hood worn with an undergraduate gown for graduation from the University of Cambridge.The hood was originally a functional garment, worn to shield the head from the elements.
	publicaddress.net /system/topic,1135,hard_news_og.sm (1669 words)

	A fright, now back to work for Allan Peachey - 12 Feb 2007 - NZ Herald: Health, Health Services and Medical news
		Allan Peachey had a tumour removed from his kidney after three or four years of listlessness.
		It was mid-way through last year that Allan Peachey developed a grey pallor and became increasingly listless and unenthusiastic.
		Mr Peachey had no chemotherapy or radiotherapy, which he describes as "a good news and a bad news story, because at the moment there's nothing there to treat, so there's a question mark as to what caused it".
	www.nzherald.co.nz /section/story.cfm?c_id=204&objectid=10423445&ref=rss (689 words)

	Principal stands up to bullying - 23-Sep-2004 - NZ Education news
		Allan Peachey, principal of Rangitoto College, says teachers must take a stand to stop being bullied by students
		Allan Peachey, the principal of Rangitoto College on Auckland's North Shore, says he does not tolerate any aggression against teachers and even looking at a teacher the wrong way is enough to get a student expelled.
		Mr Peachey says Stalinism is a good description for what is going on in education.
	home.nzcity.co.nz /news/article.aspx?id=43397&cat=975 (181 words)

	Feature: Fronting Up by Denis Welch \| New Zealand Listener
		Yes, says Peachey, ERO had some rigour when Aitken was in charge; but that’s long since gone.
		Peachey says that far too many principals are criticised by ERO for bad staff management practices when all they’ve done is deal with teachers who don’t make kids learn.
		He agrees with Peachey’s “one size fits all” criticism, but says you’ve got to have a measure common to all schools.
	www.listener.co.nz /printable,2996.sm (1836 words)

	National Hates People - again. « Concerned of Linwood
		So right off the bat, we have their education spokesperson having a go a the youth of NZ, this is going to be a bloody long 3 years, not yet in power and they don’t give a stuff about the youth of NZ.
		Allan Peachey (former Principal at some pretty ‘Kiwi’ schools), broke out into what could only be described as a tirade based on stereotypes and misinformed fears, thus perpetuating the myths about youth in NZ.
		But this outburst by Peachey seemed to hit a nerve with the scrooge like folk of the right, ripping into the government for promoting this, a “waste of tax payers money” was the common call.
	concernedoflinwood.wordpress.com /2008/06/02/national-hates-people-again (991 words)

	Media releases archive Jan-April 2005
		Reports that National Party MP Allan Peachey made disparaging remarks about Selwyn College to a contributing primary school add to the growing evidence that his email threat to Selwyn’s principal was more than a mistake, Debbie Te Whaiti said today.
		Te Whaiti said Mr Peachey appeared to be driven by a personal vendetta and ideological differences with the school’s management.
		Te Whaiti said Peachey had badly misjudged his role as a member of parliament and a servant of the people and in doing so had badly damaged his political credibility.
	www.ppta.org.nz /cms/imagelibrary/101225.htm (5424 words)

	Allan Peachey - MP forTamaki
		National’s Associate Education spokesman, Allan Peachey, says Labour’s ‘hire and hope’ approach to school principals leaves boards and communities powerless to act if their performance is not up to scratch.
		He is commenting on the resignation of the entire board of trustees at Swanson Primary School in protest at the performance of the new principal.
		Mr Peachey, a former principal at Auckland’s Rangitoto College, says Labour must take another look at the employment relationship between principals and their boards.
	www.allanpeachey.co.nz /pressreleasedetail2006.asp?Ref=Hireandhopepolicyisfailingschools (186 words)

	Tenants fight backyard land grab - PropertyTalk.com
		Retired people who have lived in their homes for decades have called in Tamaki MP Allan Peachey to help them to fight the bid to take their backyards without compensation.
		She is also worried about who might move into the proposed new houses and prefers a suggestion from Mr Peachey that the land should be sold to private homebuyers.
		Mr Peachey said he was advising the tenants not to sign variations until they were happy with them.
	www.propertytalk.com /forum/showthread.php?t=5137 (624 words)

	Beehive - Peachey apologises for getting caught, not for being wrong
		Steve Maharey says Allan Peachey's apology to Selwyn College does not go far enough.
		He needs to explain whether he has changed that view or whether the college should continue to feel threatened by him.
		"Mr Peachey must provide a convincing statement about how he has changed his view and reassure the college he no longer has a 'knife' in their back.
	www.beehive.govt.nz /node/24642 (151 words)

	Questions for Written Answer
		Allan Peachey to the Minister of Education (18 August 2006): Does the Minister accept the finding in the Perceptions of Teachers and Teaching Report (Kane and Mallon: 2006) that poor student behaviour is seen as a significant barrier to recruitment and retention of teachers?
		Allan Peachey to the Minister of Education (18 August 2006): Does the Minister accept the view expressed in the Perceptions of the Status of Teachers Report (Hall and Langton: 2006) that teacher negativity is a key barrier to teacher recruitment?
		Allan Peachey to the Minister of Education (18 August 2006): Does the Minister agree with the statement from United Future’s education spokesperson that the ejection of students from Auckland Grammar School for enrolment irregularities has "highlighted the ongoing difficulties created by the zoning system"; if not, what are his reasons for disagreeing?
	publications.clerk.parliament.govt.nz.clients.intergen.net.nz /QuestionsForWrittenAnswer.aspx?Mode=Lodged&Days=0&Sets=6 (7376 words)

	A full apology \| Kiwiblog
		Allan Peachey did stuff up with his e-mail to a principal in his electorate.
		Mikey Bill, as a former student of Rangitoto College while Mr Peachey was principal there, I know for a fact that bullying was definitely not a problem.
		It amazes me that Peachey could be so indiscreet, especially in response to the rather generous offer to be involved in a school prizegiving.
	www.kiwiblog.co.nz /2005/12/a_full_apology.html (1800 words)

	Peachey
		National’s Associate Education spokesman, Allan Peachey, has questioned the lack of provision of special schooling for children with disabilities.
		At the Education and Science Select Committee this morning he told the Secretary for Education that he was disappointed at the lack of clarity around the need to make more places available at special schools.
		Mr Peachey asked why it is being made so difficult for parents to enrol their children at a special school.
	www.ccsdisabilityaction.org.nz /News/LatestNews/Peachey/tabid/1017/Default.aspx (236 words)

	Mr Allan Peachey - Tamaki Electorate MP - Aotearoa Youth Voices
		Mr Allan Peachey - Tamaki Electorate MP - Aotearoa Youth Voices
		Mr Allan Peachey - Tamaki Electorate MP Applications for this MP have closed!
		Mr Allan Peachey's Youth MP for Youth Parliament 2007 is;
	www.myd.govt.nz /ayv/youthparliament/youthmps/auckland/mrallanpeachey.aspx (61 words)

	Shine TV
		The debate over ‘religious’ versus ‘spiritual’ we talk to Martin Connelly from the Ministry of Education, and Allan Peachey, now National MP but formerly Principal of New Zealand’s largest school, Rangitoto College.
		Bob McCoskrie was joined in the studio by Allan Peachey, National Party MP, and former Principal Rangitoto College on the latest debate over ‘religious’ versus ‘spiritual’ in our schools.
		John Sax, Founder, ‘For the Sake of our Children’ trust joined Bob McCoskrie to talk on his life as a businessman over 30 years and tells us what drives his strong desire and vision that he takes in the community and on his projects.
	www.shinetv.co.nz /nzonepage.php?id=69 (188 words)

	MP sidelined after surgery
		FIRST term Tamaki MP Allan Peachey is sidelined for four to six weeks, following urgent surgery to remove a diseased kidney.
		It may be an opportune time for Mr Peachey to be out of the parliamentary political spotlight, as the mudslinging on personal and party funding matters continues.
		Mr Peachey, the former Secondary Principals’ Association of NZ president and Rangitoto College headmaster, turns 57 on October 18 and expects a straightforward recovery.
	www.times.co.nz /cms/news/2006/09/art100013362.php (531 words)

	Quest For Security - Politics, economics and culture in NZ: One of Parliament's Worst MP's
		Catching up on my usual browsing of MP's websites for comical photos, idiotic news and attempting to find evidence of general deprivation, I chanced upon the exceptionally unfortunate news that National Party dunce MP Allan Peachey was not challenged for control of his electorate.
		My disdain for Peachey comes from his self-righteous behaviour and general lack of involvement in Parliament, and his rather discourteous behaviour outside the Beehive.
		I think it may be more correct to say that Allan Peachey is THE worst MP in Parliament.
	nzquest.blogspot.com /2008/01/one-of-parliaments-worst-mps.html (933 words)

	[No title]
		And a local business owner who asked not to be named, says it makes sense for the station to be open after 4.30pm daily.
		The local MP, National's Allan Peachey, says the police argument does not make sense - especially after more than $3 million was spent upgrading the police station.
		He says the police need to become more visible in the area so that criminals are put off committing crime in the first place.
	www.newswire.co.nz /main/viewstory.aspx?storyid=310577&catid=0&m=print (251 words)

	Auckland news on Stuff.co.nz - Printable
		Tamaki MP Allan Peachey says the shortsighted decision to carve up the three hectare block of parkland and bush in Kohimarama will cost the community dearly.
		He says land was sold without any thought as to what the school would be like in 10 to 15 years.
		Debate over the land has erupted since the East and Bays Courier revealed in October that Education Holdings Ltd had secured a 150-year renewable lease from Ngati Whatua and was applying for a plan change from education to health to build a 200-unit retirement village.
	www.stuff.co.nz /print/4266325a6016.html (449 words)

	Shadows Over Waverley - Education - redOrbit
		The odds on Waverley High School surviving are bleak, according to the National Party's associate education spokesman, Allan Peachey, a former high school principal.
		After talking to sources close to the school, Peachey believes Waverley High has been run by a group of self-serving staff and, when a new principal came in and tried to bring about change, he was stonewalled.
		Even worse, said Peachey, NZQA and ERO glossed over problems with education jargon in reports that parents would struggle to understand, and failed to act fast enough.
	www.redorbit.com /news/education/846578/shadows_over_waverley/index.html (2022 words)

	MPs urged to screen their kidneys - New Zealand, world, sport, business & entertainment news on Stuff.co.nz
		DIY: National MP Allan Peachey with one of the do-it-yourself urine test kits sent to MPs.
		National MP for Tamaki Allan Peachey gets by on one kidney after his other, cancerous, one was removed 18 months ago.
		The first sign something was wrong came in the middle of one night in September 2006, as Mr Peachey got up to watch the All Blacks play South Africa on television.
	www.stuff.co.nz /4428688a6160.html (601 words)

	Scoop: Peachey appalled by Principals’ Federation comment
		National’s Associate Education spokesman, Allan Peachey, says he is appalled at the hostility of Principals’ Federation President Pat Newman towards parents of children with special needs.
		In response to a plan from the IHC and parents of children with special needs to prepare a code of rights for their children, Mr Newman dismissed their concerns and claims of discrimination.
		Mr Peachey, who has responsibility for special education, says he is shocked at the lack of sensitivity displayed by Mr Newman towards a group of parents seeking the best for their children.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/PA0608/S00545.htm (1112 words)

	Maxim Institute
		The Ministry has stressed that the guidelines are merely advice and that schools still have freedom to make their own decisions.
		However, former Principal and current MP, Allan Peachey, has said that the guidelines may make it too difficult for schools to continue with religious activities.
		This would be a great loss for schools and for New Zealand in general.
	www.maxim.org.nz /index.cfm/policy___research/article?id=60 (472 words)

	Allan Peachey: Member for Tamaki, National Party: Aotearoa New Zealand's Parliament \| TheyWorkForYou.co.nz
		Allan Peachey: Member for Tamaki, National Party: Aotearoa New Zealand's Parliament
		If this MP has contributed more than once to a debate, only one speech is shown.
		(based on oral questions asked by Allan Peachey and answered by Ministers or Members)
	theyworkforyou.co.nz /mps/allan_peachey (253 words)

	One Community - John Allan Cup Begins
		The Road to the Arrive Alive cup began in Canberra on Thursday, with the first round of the John Allan Cup for college age students.
		The winner of this round robin tournament will be declared the winner of the John Allan cup for 2007, and will have the chance to move on to the next stage of the national Arrive Alive cup competition to represent Canberra.
		Raider's junior development officer Leigh Woodbridge said it was a good standard of Rugby League on Thursday, and he expected some good matches in the upcoming weeks.
	www.rugbyleague.com.au /onecommunity/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=166&Itemid=1 (391 words)

	Tamaki Selection \| Kiwiblog
		And Allan Peachey has won on the first ballot which is a decisive victory.
		Well done Allan and commiserations to Scott, Margaret, Stephen and Jonathan.
		This entry was posted on Monday, October 11th, 2004 at 8:02 pm and is filed under Uncategorized.
	www.kiwiblog.co.nz /2004/10/tamaki_selection.html (106 words)

	SPEAKERS
		Allan Peachey MP Allan Peachey is one of New Zealand’s better known educators.
		During that time the College roll increased in size from 1650 to 3100 pupils, and Allan was responsible for building the infrastructure and culture necessary for a school of that size.
		Allan has a reputation for being blunt and outspoken on schooling issues.
	www.confer.co.nz /NASDAP2007/speakers.html (2749 words)

	ACT News - PPTA And Labour Must Think Outside The Box (Site not responding. Last check: )
		ACT New Zealand Education Spokesman Deborah Coddington today congratulated Rangitoto College Principal Allan Peachey for rewarding parents and teachers who went above and beyond the call of duty to coach sports teams and help with school activities.
		“Mr Peachey’s initiative to provide a corporate box to thank parents and teachers for spending up to eight hours a week taking activities in their spare time should be applauded,” Miss Coddington said.
		“Rather than bagging Mr Peachey for his inspirational choice of a corporate box, PPTA President Phil Smith should be citing this case as an example of why schools need performance-based pay.
	www.act.org.nz /item.aspx/24812 (377 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)