Not only do New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s recent public utterances at Harvard University directly contradict her autocratic behaviour, equally worrying for New Zealanders is that what should be a vigorous National Party in opposition is producing a lacklustre performance. Its novice leader, Christopher Luxon, formerly chief executive of Air New Zealand, treating National MPs as if they are his employees, shows little understanding of what is hap…
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