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Tag Archives: Annette King
Radio Live Panel: 25 October 2015
Listen to my RadioLive panel with Mark Sainsbury and Matthew Hooton. We talked about the annual round of scrutiny of MPs’ expenses. These tend to be a bit of a beat up but we are more critical of the former-MPs and their … Continue reading
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Tagged Annette King, flag, Jacinda Ardern, Justin Trudeau, Mark Sainsbury, Matthew Hooton, MP expenses, Paula Bennett, Referendum, Sexism, twitterati
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Paul Henry Panel: 22 October 2015
A panel with Heather du Plessis-Allan on the Paul Henry Show. We discuss Heather’s exploitation of a legal loophole to purchase a rifle and the prosecution that may result. What would my legal advice be for Chris Cairns? We discuss Annette … Continue reading
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Tagged Annette King, firearm, gun, Heather du Plessis-Allan, Jacinda Ardern, Labour, rifle, State of the Environment
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