Shipley backs Key’s charge to China
The former Prime Minister shares her thoughts on the government's efforts to expand trade with China.
Former prime minister Jenny Shipley is backing the government’s efforts to carve out an upgraded trade agreement with China.
Dame Jenny, who after a carefully planned coup against Jim Bolger became New Zealand’s first woman prime minister in 1997 and is chairwoman of China Construction Bank, says
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Jason Walls
Thu, 16 Jun 2016
Thu, 16 Jun 2016
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Shipley backs Key’s charge to China
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