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John Key unveils new election hoardings

National election
hoardings, billboards, 2001: 1. Balance The Books
Sooner
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Rt Hon John Key
Prime Minister &
Leader of the National Party

11 October 2011 Media Statement

John Key unveils new election hoardings

National Party Leader John Key is helping hammer in the first of a new series of election hoardings in Hamilton today.

"At this election New Zealanders face an important choice. They will choose whether to support a strong, stable National-led Government that remains focused on the things that matter, or Opposition parties that advocate complicated new taxes and increased borrowing."

Mr Key says each of the seven hoardings features a part of National's plan to grow the economy, build exports, create jobs, reduce debt and improve public services.

"Kiwi families understand that New Zealand and the world have faced significant challenges in the past three years. The National-led Government has worked hard to take the rough edges off the recession for the vulnerable, and at the same time get our books back in order sooner.

"An earlier return to surplus gives future governments more choices, and National is focused on that goal."

The seven hoardings feature the following messages:

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1. Balance The Books Sooner
2. More Exports, More Real Jobs
3. Rebuilding Christchurch
4. Tax And Welfare Incentives For Work
5. Building Roads, Rail And Fast Broadband
6. Less Debt And Lower Interest Rates
7. Staying Strong On Crime

This is the first seven in a series of hoardings about National’s plans.

Attached: Hoarding Files
Authorised by John Key MP, Executive Wing, Parliament, Molesworth Street, Wellington

ENDS

National election
hoardings, billboards, 2001: 2. More Exports, More Real
Jobs
Click for big version.

National election
hoardings, billboards, 2001: 3. Rebuilding
Christchurch
Click for big version.

National election
hoardings, billboards, 2001: 4. Tax And Welfare Incentives
For Work
Click for big version.

National election
hoardings, billboards, 2001: 5. Building Roads, Rail And
Fast Broadband
Click for big version.

National election
hoardings, billboards, 2001: 6. Less Debt And Lower Interest
Rates
Click for big version.

National election
hoardings, billboards, 2001: 7. Staying Strong On
Crime
Click for big version.

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