OPINION: Key's problem is having no problems
In the race to fit into the world security system, is New Zealand simply picking other people's problems?
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Prime Minister John Key discussed with his cabinet this week whether to send troops to fight in Iraq against Islamic militants. He will also deliver a speech on security on Wednesday. That’s fine but it all feels a bit too forced to be real.
Mr Key is shepherding New Zealand into 2015 as it begins
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Nathan Smith
Mon, 03 Nov 2014
Mon, 03 Nov 2014
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OPINION: Key's problem is having no problems
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