One of the most crucial appointments any political leader will make is that of chief of staff . In most cases, that person becomes the most trusted political.
OPINION At 2pm, Christopher Luxon, David Seymour and Winston Peters find out the hands voters have dealt them. They will then move on from what Luxon calls.
Sir John Key’s old chief of staff Wayne Eagleson – now a lobbyist – has been called back into service to help set up Luxon’s office on the 9th floor of the.