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Evidence points to Jami-Lee Ross as leaking Bridges' expenses
A PWC report concludes the person believed to have leaked National leader Simon Bridges' expenses was MP Jami-Lee Ross, but the Botany MP says Bridges has pinned the leak on him and forced him on… Video, Audio
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Bridges confirms Ross as expenses leaker
The parliamentary future of National MP Jami-Lee Ross is looking shaky after Simon Bridges revealed the finding of an investigation into the leak of the National Party leaders' expenses. Earlier today… Audio
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The Panel with Michael Moynahan and Jennie Moreton (Part 1)
Audio 15 Oct 2018The parliamentary future of National MP Jami-Lee Ross is looking shaky after Simon Bridges revealed the finding of an investigation into the leak of the National Party leaders' expenses. Earlier today… Audio
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Watch: Jami-Lee Ross identified as National Party leaker
Dissent in the ranks: Jami-Lee Ross identified as leaker
Simon Bridges has identified Jami-Lee Ross as the National Party leaker after the party's inquiry into the leak, but the MP is denying he was responsible. Video
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National Party leak enquiry - the result
National Party leader Simon Bridges says the inquiry into who leaked his expenses points to National MP Jami-Lee Ross. Audio
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Simon Bridges amended electoral donation return, insider claims
Simon Bridges amended electoral donation return, insider claims
A National Party insider has told RNZ News that leader Simon Bridges amended his personal electoral donation return to remove two donations totalling $24,000.
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Jami-Lee Ross identified as National Party leaker in report, Simon Bridges has revealed
Jami-Lee Ross identified as National Party leaker in report, Simon Bridges has revealed
News 15 Oct 2018Jami-Lee Ross identified as National Party leaker in report, Simon Bridges has revealed
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Political commentary with Mills & Sherson
Stephen Mills and Trish Sherson on allegations Simon Bridges amended his personal electoral donation return to remove two donations totalling $24,000, and how the report into who leaked Mr Bridges'… Audio
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Teacher recruitment drive risks creating 'conveyor belt'
Teacher recruitment drive risks creating 'conveyor belt'
Workloads and pay would need to improve before NZ teacher Michael Harvey would consider returning as part of the government' recruitment drive, he says. Audio
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Govt's teacher recruitment drive inadequate - Simon Bridges
The National Party says moves to attract 850 new teachers are merely "papering over cracks" of a critical teaching shortage. The government has announced it will spend an extra $10.5 million to… Audio
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Top Stories for Monday 15 October 2018
Audio 15 Oct 2018Hipkins responds to criticism of overseas teacher drive, Bullying, sexual abuse covered up in Defence Force - Hager, Canterbury gang-related shooting - latest update, Silver Ferns' win over Australia… Audio
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Bridges' expenses inquiry narrows down possible leakers
Bridges' expenses inquiry narrows down possible leakers
It is looking increasingly likely that the person who leaked Simon Bridges' expenses to the media was a National Party MP or staffer.
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Robertson faces the curse of the surplus
Robertson faces the curse of the surplus
Power Play - It's the political curse of Finance Ministers past - deliver a surplus and immediately come under pressure to spend large, writes Jane Patterson.
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Government books reveal a $5.5 billion surplus
Government books reveal a $5.5 billion surplus
The government books remain in a healthy state, as Treasury reports the final results for the past financial year.
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Old friends: Simon resurfaces past gems
Paul Simon offers some new ways of hearing some of his old songs with In the Blue Light. Nick Bollinger lends an ear. Audio
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The Sampler: In the Blue Light by Paul Simon
Old friends: Simon resurfaces past gems
Paul Simon offers some new ways of hearing some of his old songs with In the Blue Light. Nick Bollinger lends an ear.
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Govt surplus 'a testament' to National - Simon Bridges
National's leader Simon Bridges says the government's $5.5bn surplus shows the government inherited a very healthy set of books. Audio
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NZ pays highest pre-tax petrol price in OECD - Ardern
NZ pays highest pre-tax petrol price in OECD - Ardern
Tax increases make up only a small part of petrol price rises - and if the latest rise came off tomorrow there wouldn't be much of a sustained drop for consumers, says the PM. Audio
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No immediate reprieve from high petrol prices
There's no immediate reprieve for motorists from eye-watering fuel prices - even as the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern admits New Zealanders are being fleeced. The government is talking tough - but… Audio
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Ardern speeds up law change to tackle soaring petrol prices
Ardern speeds up law change to tackle soaring petrol prices
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says petrol consumers are being "fleeced" at the pump and she will push through law changes to investigate rising prices.
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Politics with Mills and Morten
Political commentators Stephen Mills and Brigitte Morten discuss Simon Bridges handling of the Jami-Lee Ross situation with Kathryn, and also look at MMP changes. Audio
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Govt urged to cut taxes on petrol
Govt urged to cut taxes on petrol
The government is being urged to consider cutting taxes on petrol as the New Zealand dollar hits a 33-month low.
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Simon Bridges: National Party leadership not at risk
Simon Bridges: National Party leadership not at risk
National party leader Simon Bridges says his leadership is not under threat, but has admitted he made mistakes when he announced Botany MP Jami-Lee Ross's sick leave. Audio
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Simon Bridges on National leadership, NZD, expenses inquiry
Headlines over the weekend have not been kind to the leader of the National Party. Some examples: "Is Simon Bridges a dead man walking?" and "Simon Bridges in the last chance saloon" and "Bridges… Audio
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Week in Politics: Rumour mill keeps Bridges in a spin
Week in Politics: Rumour mill keeps Bridges in a spin
Analysis - Simon Bridges' leadership is under scrutiny after a "train wreck" press conference, Jami-Lee Ross' resignation, and NZ First backs a loser with its immigrant bill, writes Peter Wilson.