I was down at parliament today to listen to the protesters and hear their side of the story. The govt and politicians refusal to talk is just going to make things much worse. pic.twitter.com/H00EeV9yF9
— Winston Peters (@winstonpeters) February 22, 2022
Winston Peters here, being mobbed by people who want selfies pic.twitter.com/uWuaqrMqqx
— henry cooke (@henrycooke) February 22, 2022
“I will cooperate fully with the investigation and look forward to having this matter dealt with.”
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“We honour our commitments in free trade agreements.”
“Public pressure is working.”
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