United Nations

...elections there were fraudulent and recommend a second vote, he said. Mr Goff also discussed politics with UN officials, including his former boss, Miss Clark. Mr Goff stuck to serious discussions, unlike Mr Key who managed to squeeze...

In this article: Phil Goff, John Key, Ban Ki-moon, United States, Helen Clark, Labour, NATO, and Anders Fogh Rasmussen

...for UN job Monday, 9 February 2009, 1:33 pm Press Release: New Zealand Labour Party Strong NZ support for Helen Clark's bid for top UN job - Goff Labour leader Phil Goff says he has received strong expressions of support from across...

In this article: Helen Clark, UN, Phil Goff, New Zealand, New Zealand Labour Party, Don McKinnon, Labour, WTO, Commonwealth, and Mike Moore

...60%. This also bodes ill for Labour's chances in Mt Albert. Phil Goff fares even worse in the preferred Prime Minister stakes falling behind erstwhile leader Helen Clark who is shuffling off to try and add some credibility to the corrupt UN.

In this article: Phil Goff, Richard Worth, Labour, UN, and Helen Clark

...of the Afghan Government after vote-rigging allegations against president Hamid Karzai, who claimed victory in recent elections despite a United Nations watchdog ordering a recount of up to 500,000 ballots. "I think a growing number of...

In this article: John Key, Special Air Service, Phil Goff, New Zealand, Afghanistan, Allegation, and The Dominion Post

...Whaleoil on Tue, 28/04/2009 - 4:53pm While doing a bit of research on Phil Goff's chosen candidate for Mt Albert we came across some interesting articles written by the former student and UN worker. I must say that previously I was against...

In this article: UN, Phil Goff, Outsourcing, Socialism, Executive Outcomes, and Roger Douglas

...operating in 166 countries. PLAUDITS Miss Clark's successor as Labour leader, Phil Goff, congratulated her on the nomination, which will now go to the UN General Assembly for endorsement. "Helen will do a great job. She has the...

In this article: Helen Clark, Labour, Phil Goff, Ban Ki-moon, John Key, and Michele Montas

...on stand-by to head to Dili if needed. United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said he was "shocked and dismayed" over the attack, urged the nation's one million people to remain calm. Gusmao vowed to restore stability in a press...

In this article: Jose Ramos-Horta, Xanana Gusmao, Alfredo Reinado, Kevin Rudd, East Timor, Dili, Ban Ki-moon, and Australia

...for the June 13 by-election. David Shearer, 50, flew in from Baghdad, where he is deputy head of the UN mission in Iraq, to defeat seven other candidates after a five-hour selection meeting yesterday. It was a high-stakes race for both...

In this article: Labour, Phil Goff, National Party, Auckland, The Dominion Post, and Russel Norman

...put up signs about 1pm today. Former Prime Minister Helen Clark left the seat vacant when she resigned from Parliament to take up a senior United Nations post and the by-election will be held on June 13. Labour has received nine...

In this article: Phil Goff, Labour Party, Helen Clark, Kiwi Party, Russel Norman, Labour Party, and Green Party