$1 billion infrastructure fund grabs more headlines than hearts
John Key's gift for retail politics appears to desert him, as majority decline to buy his pitch. With special feature audio.
The prime minister’s announcement of a new $1 billion housing infrastructure fund has received a decidedly mixed response from NBR readers participating in a poll on the topic.
The pitch John Key made at the National Party’s annual conference on Sunday, which framed the one-off contestable fund as
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Nick Grant
Mon, 04 Jul 2016
Mon, 04 Jul 2016
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$1 billion infrastructure fund grabs more headlines than hearts
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