Indian High Commissioner rubbishes Winston Peters' FTA claims | Ryan Bridge TOD…
Indian High Commissioner rubbishes Winston Peters' FTA claims | Ryan Bridge TODAY
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Indian High Commissioner rubbishes Winston Peters' FTA claims | Ryan Bridge TODAY
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Comments
Zoe King
Peters talking out his arse again? High Commissioner says nah mate.
Taylor Wright
i dunno who to believe tbh, both sides spin everything these days
Zoe King
cope harder. High Commissioner wouldn't bother if it wasn't true.
Rowan Blake
Winston just trying to look busy before retirement lol
Mia Carter
Says the High Commissioner who's probably never been to a dairy in South Auckland. Typical diplomat.
Mia Carter
not the point. diplomats doing their job vs politicians grandstanding.
Sophie Ngata
Oh dear, another diplomatic spat. Can't we all just get along?