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Adams cites gender equality in finance appointment

New finance spokeswoman says Labour policies a threat to the economy.

Brent Edwards
Thu, 08 Mar 2018

Amy Adams has become National’s second female finance spokeswoman after Ruth Richardson and is keen to point out only her party has given women senior economic roles.

The finance role is the second most important after the leader and Ms Adams will be a key figure for the opposition as it takes

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Brent Edwards
Thu, 08 Mar 2018
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