The Guardian -
24 Jul 2020 22:00

Hopes were high when Judith Collins assumed the leadership of National, but after a horror week the challenge facing her party seems huge With an arched eyebrow and a ready stash of her sardonic remarks - "if life was fair I'd be 5'10" and a gorgeous Slovakian model" - Judith Collins confidently assumed leadership of New Zealand's centre-right opposition party. A politician whose leadership ambitions have been stymied for years, she was, commentators said, the only chance to turn around the flag...
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