PM Post-Cabinet Press Conference - April 7, 2014

Monday, 7 April 2014, 6:21 pm
Article: Anne Russell

PM Post-Cabinet Press Conference - April 7, 2014

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By Anne Russell

The Prime Minister met with reporters today to discuss:
• Budget 2014
• The Royal Family's arrival in New Zealand
• The logistics around foreign ownership of New Zealand real estate
• Anti-Semitic commentary against National on social media

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