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	NewLabour Party (New Zealand) Information
		NewLabour was the name chosen by Jim Anderton, an MP and former President of the New Zealand Labour Party, for his new left-of-centre party in 1989.
		NewLabour was established by a number of Labour Party members whom left the party in reaction to "Rogernomics", the economic policies implemented by the Labour Party's Minister of Finance, Roger Douglas, which saw the traditionally left-wing Labour Party swing heavily to the right.
		By 2000, however, many felt that maintaining parallel NewLabour and Alliance structures was counter-productive, and at NewLabour's October conference, it was decided to completely assimilate the party into the larger Alliance structure, marking the end of NewLabour as an autonomous group.
	www.bookrags.com /NewLabour_Party_%28New_Zealand%29 (307 words)

	Blair's Third Way - NewLabour & the new misogyny
		NewLabour’s second intervention was its response to the all-women short lists that were dramatically increasing at that time in what were then regarded as unwinable seats.
		NewLabour’s discourse established itself as a new kind of social authoritarianism that in turn was important for the sense that the Labour Party this time was not going to ‘tax and spend’ and organise governmental priorities in the interests of the have-nots - most by then women who constituted the poorest portion of British society.
		NewLabour’s law-and-order discourse asserts that parents are to blame for crime, by which they really mean that mothers are to blame, and really that single mothers are to blame for crime.
	www.search.org.au /news/blair1.html (3140 words)

	Jim Anderton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In April 1989, believing that Labour was beyond change, Anderton resigned from the party.
		When, in 1991, the Alliance was established, NewLabour (and Anderton) were at the centre of it.
		Anderton became leader of the new party, and in the 1993 elections, he was joined in parliament by Alliance colleague Sandra Lee.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/j/ji/jim_anderton.html (801 words)

	New Zealand general election 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Labour Party, which had been in Opposition since losing the 1990 elections, presented a strong challenge, particularly due to its agreement with the smaller Alliance party.
		NewLabour had been established by Jim Anderton, a former Labour MP who quit the party in protest over the economic reforms of Roger Douglas, which were often blamed for Labour's election loss in 1990.
		Gradually, as the Labour Party withdrew from "Rogernomics", the Alliance (led by Anderton) reduced its hostility towards Labour, but it was not until shortly before the 1999 election that a formal understanding was reached regarding a possible left-wing coalition.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/n/ne/new_zealand_general_election_1999.html (1096 words)

	Socialism Today - A left government in New Zealand?
		NewLabour was created in 1989 when 5,000 Auckland workers led by union leader, Matt Macarten, and Labour MP, Jim Anderton, split from Labour in disgust at its neo-liberal policies.
		At the time of the NewLabour split, socialists internationally looked with great interest at this development, hoping to see a similar process elsewhere and not ruling out the possibility of the creation of a new mass workers' party on a left programme in New Zealand.
		NewLabour won control of Auckland city council and undertook a policy of cuts and counter-reforms.
	www.socialismtoday.org /46/new_zealand.html (858 words)

	Beehive.govt.nz - Address to NewLabour Party Conference (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		NewLabour was formed because we rejected all that.
		After everything that NewLabour has been through over the past eleven years it is crucial that we direct our energy as effectively as possible towards achieving the goals that still lie ahead.
		NewLabour is not asking the other constituent parties of the Alliance to do the same.
	www.beehive.govt.nz /ViewDocument.aspx?DocumentID=8782 (1997 words)

	NewLabour Party (New Zealand) Photos, NewLabour Party (New Zealand) Pictures, NewLabour Party (New Zealand) Images, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		NewLabour was the name chosen by Jim Anderton, an MP and former President of the New Zealand Labour Party, for his new left-of-centre...
		NewZealandNewLabourPartyLogopng NewLabour Party logo NewLabour was the name chosen by Jim Anderton an MP and former President of the New Zealand Labour...
		NewLabour Party (New Zealand) NewLabour Party logo NewLabour was the name chosen by Jim Anderton, an MP and former President of the New Zealand.
	www.iphotofind.com /NewLabour+Party+(New+Zealand).html (394 words)

	Green Left - NewLabour's plan to rebuild New Zealand
		NewLabour has produced an alternative budget which it says could arrest the country's economic decline within a year.
		At present, NewLabour says there are many indicators that the depression is still deepening: retailers have been forced to extend their mid-winter sales from weeks to months, investment is still declining, unemployment is still rising, building construction is declining while housing waiting lists are growing longer, and exports are declining.
		NewLabour's strategy of “balanced development” would also involve restructuring the international debt, revaluation of the currency and a return to Reserve Bank control over the exchange rate, import controls including temporary control over luxury imports that don't add to productive capacity, and control of prices of essentials.
	www.greenleft.org.au /1991/25/723 (538 words)

	Green Left - NZ NewLabour Alliance takes lead in polls
		The Panmure campaign received national publicity and is somewhat of a test case for the old Labour Party, which threw the whole Auckland branch Labour machine into the campaign and hoped that a high profile candidate would marginalise the Alliance.
		According to the NewLabour Party president Matt McCarten, the Alliance is leading in the popularity polls among young people between 18 and 24 years of age, pensioners and other low income earners.
		The Alliance between NewLabour, the Greens, the Democrats and the Maori movement Mana Motuhake was formally launched on December 1.
	www.greenleft.org.au /1991/39/35 (547 words)

	where's me country?: 2005-05-08
		Recently in G2 there was an article explaining the theory behind the newLabour obsession with choice and consumer power.
		For newLabour the appeal is obvious, middle England would always have been best disposed to choice, they could afford private but wouldn’t automatically chose it if the public services were of good enough quality.
		The current system embodies almost everything that newLabour sees as wrong in the provision of public services, namely that power lies in the institutions hands and very little weight is given to the voter’s voice.
	progressiveireland.blogspot.com /2005_05_08_progressiveireland_archive.html (6356 words)

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		Its deconstruction was to be NewLabour's historic mission.
		The NewLabour orthodoxy is that only the private sectoris "efficient" in a measurable way.
		This is what peopleinvoke when they insist, defensively, that NewLabour is not, after all, neo-liberal.
	www.opencity.org.uk /article.php?id=93 (878 words)

	Three Auckland candidates in Greens' top 7 - Green Party
		She was a founder and trustee of the Auckland Region Employment Resource Centre and from 1987 to 1990 the national co-ordinator of Te Roopu Rawakore o Aotearoa.
		She was vice-president of the NewLabour Party from 1989 to 1990.
		He was one of the organisers of the anti-Vietnam war mobilisations and for the past 10 years has been a spokesperson on international affairs and defence for NewLabour and the Alliance.
	www.greens.org.nz /searchdocs/PR3983.html (250 words)

	Lasalute.net - Don’t believe that New Labour have become better (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Before proclaiming the re-emergence of a democratic spirit in the parliamentary NewLabour Party we might soberly reflect that the overwhelming majority of the governing party believes in — or is prepared to vote for — an arbitrary three months'...
		Before proclaiming the re-emergence of a democratic spirit in the parliamentary NewLabour Party we might soberly reflect that the overwhelming majority of the governing party believes in — or is prepared to vote for — an arbitrary three months' imprisonment for any of us.
		Blair and his lobby stooges, jostling to be in camera shot, will soon try to, as they say, "revisit" the matter; to keep voting until they get it right.
	www.lasalute.net /article-print-49356.html (160 words)

	New Zealand Democratic Party - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Democrats, finding themselves increasingly pressured by the growth of NewLabour (founded by rebel Labour Party MP Jim Anderton) and the Greens, opted to increase cooperation with compatible parties.
		This resulted in the Democrats joining NewLabour, the Greens, and Māori-based party Mana Motuhake in forming the Alliance, a broad left-wing coalition group.
		By the 1999 Election the Democrats were one of only two remaining parties in the Alliance as the Greens left the grouping and the Liberals and NewLabour components formally dissolved, their members becoming members of the Alliance as a whole rather than of any specific constituent party.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_Zealand_Democratic_Party (829 words)

	Mana Motuhake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mana Motuhake stood candidates in the 1981 elections, 1984 elections, 1987 elections, and 1990 elections, but was unsuccessful on each occasion.
		In 1991, the party agreed to join forces with three other political parties (NewLabour Party, the Green Party, and the Democratic Party) to form a single group, known as the Alliance.
		This decision was controversial, as a number of prominent figures in Mana Motuhake believed that by joining the party with non-Māori parties, even sympathetic ones, the party would no longer be free to speak up for Maori.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mana_Motuhake (465 words)

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