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Winston Peters says PM’s office concedes error over not releasing Luxon’s foreign affairs speech
Foreign Minister Winston Peters says the Prime Minister’s office concedes it made an error in not sharing Christopher Luxon’s ...
NZ First leader Winston Peters defends gender bill during fiery RNZ interview
The NZ First leader has mounted a defence of his party's proposal to define "woman" in law when questioned over its enforcement.
Winston Peters criticizes RNZ host during gender definition bill debate
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters faced backlash after a heated interview. The discussion revolved around a bill ...
Politicians have a right to complain about media, but Winston Peters crossed a line – Thomas Coughlan
Winston Peters crossed swords with Corin Dann in a fiery Morning Report interview. Peters made the remarks in an interview ...
PM Will Not Step In Over Peters' Comments In RNZ Interview
The Prime Minister says he will not intervene over comments by Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters about RNZ's funding.
The Huddle: Does Winston Peters have a point about RNZ?
Tonight on The Huddle, Jack Tame, host of Saturday Mornings and Q&A and Jordan Williams from the Taxpayers' Union joined in ...
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Winston Peters’ war against woke and RNZ, the PM, and new roads
ANALYSIS: PM refuses to rebuke Peters over his funding threat to RNZ. Count on Winston Peters to spark an otherwise dull, political week.
'Focus on the facts': Winston Peters explains why definition of 'woman' should be clarified
Winston Peters says the term 'woman' needs protection - by a bill legally defining it as an adult human biological female.
New Zealand bill would legally define ‘women’ as ‘biological female’: ‘Win for common sense’
A right-wing party in New Zealand is pushing a bill that would legally define "men" and "women" according to biological sex.
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Winston Peters At 80: The Populist’s Populist Clocks Up 50 Years Of Political Comebacks
Winston Peters turns a venerable 80 on April 11, but he showed no sign of retiring as New Zealand’s archetypal populist during his recent state of the nation speech. He especially enjoyed the ...