Labour's leader Chris Hipkins says this election offers voters a choice of unity and progress, or fear, cuts and chaos.
In a fierce attack speech yesterday, Mr Hipkins accused the right bloc of being divisive and chaotic, ruling out working with National, ACT, and New Zealand First.
Chris Hipkins says Labour would not work with New Zealand First, a party he says is more interested in toilets than the issues that matter most to New Zealanders.
Winston Peters spoke to Corin Dann.
