Phil Goff Stand-up Audio: Welfare

Monday, 21 February 2011, 3:49 pm
Article: Scoop Audio

Audio: Phil Goff Stand-up 21 Feb 2010

Supplied audio of Labour leader Phil Goff's media standup. Discussion concentrated on welfare reform. Labour's potential relations with Winston Peters were also discussed, as well as recent poll results and Labour's tax cut plan.

Scoop Audio: - Phil Goff Stand-up 21/2/2010

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