Sat, 11 Jun 2011 12:30p.m.
Every New Zealander knows who Prime Minister John Key is.
But how much do they know about him?
He spoke to The Nation this morning.
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06 Nov 2011 12:45a.m.
Keith wrote:
Brilliant interview. I think Sean and Duncan run the most interesting program on TV, the Nation. The questions are incisisive and the debate is controlled. They are great interrogators and get good answers without histrionics. Loved the Cunliffe/Joyce interview.
04 Sep 2011 05:39p.m.
Jesse Lee wrote:
@Darren God I can't stand today's Labour warriors. My uni's full of them. The idea is to get people off the benefit, in a functioning country, the benefit should be an aid, not a lifestyle choice. The disabled aren't being hindered by the National government (it would be interesting to know just how how they are) and trade unions are (coming from the son of a forever self employed tradesman) annoying as hell when their demands don't suit the capabilities of different economic circumstances. The economy needs to be fixed and pandering to lame causes won't do that in a recession.
24 Jun 2011 11:14p.m.
Jake wrote:
Staunch leftie, but I thought that was a brilliant interview.
14 Jun 2011 03:32p.m.
Darren wrote:
@Clem Yeah "New Zealand's people will be OK", as long they are not beneficiaries, the disabled, public servants, trade unionists, youth and anyone else who Key and co. are prepared to hurt in order to 'fix' the economy, if they get in for a second term. The Nation has become a tabloid program presented by shameless sycophants of National, ACT and the Business Roundtable.
14 Jun 2011 12:13p.m.
Brent wrote:
Good point Kim, This simple mistake was Drug induces. Please to see you noticed it, So after reading the minutes of the meeting what was your take on the statements.
13 Jun 2011 08:53p.m.
Kim wrote:
@Brent...Which
13 Jun 2011 06:16p.m.
@Kim, Witch Mistake, page1 or page2 were it is more blatant, The cash raffles sound cool,
12 Jun 2011 07:15p.m.
Stephen Berry wrote:
It's pronounced Mo-it. Moet may be a French champagne but it's maker was Dutch
12 Jun 2011 03:18p.m.
@Brent..LOl you call that hard questions? All i see is an out of context quote from minutes taken by someone who probly doesn't do it often. For all we know the comment was made (if it was indeed made at all) by someone who didn't understand the rules. I notice they didn't print any reply to the suggestion.... The no comment had nothing to do with that acusation..It was about where the info came from. Do you expect them to advertise a security breach/lapse before they have a chance to close it?
12 Jun 2011 11:36a.m.
Sam wrote:
Same old crap with a national govt,as long as the rich are ok then bugger the rest of us.I will never vote national agian.
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