Mr Jones believes that what he calls “two Maori boys from the North” – himself and Winston Peters – have the potential to barnstorm the nation over the next six months and secure 10% of the vote. Funding will come from mutual frien
Matthew Hooton Wed, 11 Jul 2018
Maverick Labour MP Shane Jones is becoming ever more indiscreet.
The former fishing industry bigwig is under no illusion he can become Labour leader. The unions, the Women’s Council and Rainbow Labour all loathe him. On the whole, the feeling is mutual. Just seven out of 34 Labour MPs backed his
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