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August 16, 2026
Winston Peters - “The Labour, Green, Māori, Opportunity - Antipodean Animal Farm”
Introduction Good afternoon. We are here on the seventh day of a total circus in Wellington – it boiled down to what was just an utter distraction last week. As already stated – after days of specu...
August 15, 2026
Winston Peters - “The Labour Party You Once Knew, Is No More”
Introduction Good afternoon. You may have noticed there was a slight distraction that happened in a flurry in Wellington earlier this week. As already stated – after days of speculation and guesswo...