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Tom Frewen: Today In Parliament 31.03.10
Tom Frewen: Today In Parliament 31.03.10
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Tom Frewen: Allegations that Agriculture
Minister, David Carter, who owns a farm in Canterbury, will
benefit from Government's intervention in the province's
water management are rejected by Prime Minister, John Key,
while Environment Minister, Nick Smith, responds by
attacking Greens co-leader, Russel Norman. Labour tests
relationship between Maori Party co-leaders and their
National cabinet colleagues.
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