Pragmatism rules regarding possibility of Peters as deputy prime minister
Poll result reflects alignment of the electoral planets. With special audio feature.
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Prime Minister John Key is now reluctantly acknowledging the electoral planets are aligning in such a way that working with Winston Peters after the next election may be unavoidable, and a clear majority of NBR readers weighing in on the possibility agree he shouldn’t rule out NZ First being a
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Nick Grant
Wed, 06 Jul 2016
Wed, 06 Jul 2016
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Pragmatism rules regarding possibility of Peters as deputy prime minister
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