Judith Collins may be gone but New Zealand’s search for a credible and viable opposition is far from over
- Written by Richard Shaw, Professor of Politics, Massey University

When Shane Reti replaced Judith Collins at the helm of New Zealand’s National Party today, he became the fifth National leader Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has faced. When Reti, who is in the top spot on a caretaker basis, steps aside next week, that number will tick over to six. In four years.
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