The Week in Politics: Labour strikes back - who's soft on crime now?
Analysis - "Soft on crime" taunts finally get a response from Labour, National's Christopher Luxon puts his foot in his mouth, and a poll shows Labour's support hasn't collapsed.
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Analysis - "Soft on crime" taunts finally get a response from Labour, National's Christopher Luxon puts his foot in his mouth, and a poll shows Labour's support hasn't collapsed.
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“For me, it’s always been about small-town policing,” Greencastle Police Chief John Phillippy said. “I love what I do here.”