Luxon and Peters clash over potential state asset sales

Otago Daily TimesStuffRNZ1NewsThe PressTuesday 11 November 2025 · 5 outlets · 10 reports · updated

In this story Christopher Luxon, Labour Party, National Party, Winston Peters, NZ First

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and NZ First leader Winston Peters have disagreed over the possible sale of state assets. Peters criticised the suggestion as a silly argument following a failure to fix the economy, while Luxon dismissed the critique, citing Peters' entrenched views.

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First reported by Otago Daily Times, Tue 11 Nov 2025, 8:48am · 10 reports from 5 outlets over 8 hours
  1. Otago Daily TimesOtago Daily Times

    Peters slams asset sales, say govt hasn't fixed economy (opens in new tab)

  2. StuffStuff via RNZ

    'Tawdry, silly argument': Winston Peters criticises asset sales, says government has not fixed economy (opens in new tab)

    Also on RNZ (opens in new tab)

  3. 1News1News via RNZ

    Luxon brushes off Peters' asset sales attack (opens in new tab)

  4. The PressThe Press via The Post

    ‘He’s been here for 50 years’ - Christopher Luxon dismisses Winston Peters’ asset sales barbs (opens in new tab)

  5. RNZRNZ

    Christopher Luxon brushes off Winston Peters' asset sales attack (opens in new tab)