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Q+A: Winston Peters' pop song reference, KiwiBuild eligibility and the US-China trade war

July 8, 2018

Host Corin Dann has the big quetsions and answers of the week. (Source: Other)

Host Corin Dann has the big questions of the week. 

This includes the meaning behind Winston Peters' pop song reference, KiwiBuild eligibility and whether there is an emerging US-China trade war.

Watch for all the answers.

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