Key's scene-setting speech will have to be more than aspirational
National will not be able to do much in the 2017 election year. So the next 12 months matter a lot
This year will matter.
Prime Minister John Key delivers his annual state of the nation speech on Wednesday in Auckland and it will, as is well signalled, feature much about Auckland and infrastructure.
There will have to be a clear signal that gains will be made. ‘Aspirational’ will not cut
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Key's scene-setting speech will have to be more than aspirational
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