Shane Jones unapologetic about making government uncomfortable with Fonterra criticism
Fonterra's corporate culture disconnected from its producers. Watch Grant Walker's interview with the regional economic development minister.
Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones is unapologetic for making life uncomfortable for the government with his public criticism of Fonterra.
For Mr Jones it is a simple case of ensuring New Zealand First remains relevant and independent despite being in coalition with
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Brent Edwards
Thu, 14 Jun 2018
Thu, 14 Jun 2018
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Shane Jones unapologetic about making government uncomfortable with Fonterra criticism
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