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Peters chafes at 'w****r question', bemoans 'career politicians'

Peters chafes at 'w****r question', bemoans 'career politicians'
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters reacted aggressively to a journalist's question regarding potential coalition plans with the Labour Party. Peters dismissed the inquiry as a 'wanker question' and reiterated his party's stance against forming a government with Labour.

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The exchange highlights the volatile nature of New Zealand's political discourse and the ongoing speculation surrounding coalition dynamics ahead of the election.

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NZ First leader Winston Peters has angrily responded to a query about whether he might side his party with Labour after this year s election, calling it a "wanker question".

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The article reports on the politician's outburst neutrally, providing context on his past coalition history without endorsing his behavior.

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