Labour and NZ First line up on policy – but Peters will want respect
Not all the coalition talks are going on in Parliament.
Not all the talks about the new government are going on in Parliament.
The corridor stakeout theatre in and around Wellington’s Beehive has attracted much of the media attention, as New Zealand First leader Winston Peters plays off the National and Labour parties following the weekend’s final
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Rob Hosking
Mon, 09 Oct 2017
Mon, 09 Oct 2017
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Labour and NZ First line up on policy – but Peters will want respect
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