Politics: As Key departs, parties try on new lines for Election 2017
The most dangerous for National comes from its renegade, one-time future leader Winston Peters
Incoming Prime Minister Bill English isn't even formally adopted by his caucus yet, let alone sworn in, but the line of attack from opposition parties is getting a workout.
The most dangerous for National comes from its renegade, one-time future leader Winston Peters, who used the debate on
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Politics: As Key departs, parties try on new lines for Election 2017
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