Nick Smith's housing plan more pertinent than pointless Panama papers
Some disgruntled Panamanian employee of Mossack Fonseca is just not going to care that much about John Key. With special feature audio.
Parliament takes a break this week in between the frenzy of the Panama papers, which dominated the past fortnight and budget week next week.
And it is time for a deep breath all around.
The Panama Papers did not live up to their hype. They might have been promoted with all the arm waving and
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Nick Smith's housing plan more pertinent than pointless Panama papers
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