Latecomers to leadership contest rubbish talk of generational change
Steven Joyce and Mark Mitchell say it's all about the right person for the job. Watch Grant Walker's interviews with both men.
The two latecomers to the National Party leadership contest have both rubbished claims the party should be looking at generational change.
Rodney MP Mark Mitchell, who is 49, says electing the next leader of National should have nothing to do with generational change.
“It’s what someone
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Brent Edwards
Wed, 21 Feb 2018
Wed, 21 Feb 2018
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Latecomers to leadership contest rubbish talk of generational change
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