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Nicola Willis Mentions Sir John Key in Boardroom Speech

24 September 2025
in New Zealand
Nicola Willis Mentions Sir John Key in Boardroom Speech
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Finance Minister Nicola Willis criticized former Prime Minister Sir John Key for contributing to New Zealand’s current economic challenges during a speech to business leaders. Her comments followed a disheartening Mood of the Boardroom survey, which revealed that neither she nor Prime Minister Christopher Luxon ranked in the top 10 among Cabinet members, reflecting a poor assessment from 150 top executives.

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