Labour ‘needs to be focused on economic, not social, issues’ – Edwards
Political scientist says local party's malaise is part of a global phenomenon. With special feature audio.
When asked to identify the causes of the malaise the Labour Party finds itself in as it celebrates its centenary, Otago University political scientist Dr Bryce Edwards points to some of the same problems as Richard Prebble and Matthew Hooton – although his analysis is somewhat less inflammatory
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Nick Grant
Fri, 08 Jul 2016
Fri, 08 Jul 2016
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Labour ‘needs to be focused on economic, not social, issues’ – Edwards
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