English downplays impact of Dunne’s departure
PM says neither he, nor anyone in the National Party, had given any advice to Mr Dunne.
Prime Minister Bill English is playing down the potential impacts of losing one of National’s key coalition allies, instead attempting to shift the focus to problems on the political left.
Addressing media today after the resignation of United Future leader Peter Dunne, Mr English was putting on
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Jason Walls
Mon, 21 Aug 2017
Mon, 21 Aug 2017
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English downplays impact of Dunne’s departure
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