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More Questions over Mahuta
Sean Plunket: Did Minister Mahuta know when she turned up with her husband to help launch its new facility in Auckland that her husband was in the midst of a major transaction with the Global Metals?
More on the Mahuta mess from Graham Adams
Graham Adams: A ministry investigation shows that concerns about perceived conflicts of interest are not going away. Opposition MPs have lodged a slew of written questions for ministers to answer.
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The cabinet minister and the RNZ editorial executive
Karl du Fresne: The issue, then, is this: while in one respect the relationship between Allan and Dunlop is their own business, they must accept there are unavoidable wider implications.
Virtue signalling, Kiri Allan, Three Waters & secret donations
Karl du Fresne: I like what I’ve seen of Allan. She’s Maori and lesbian, but she doesn’t appear to play the woke card
How Government funding is used to muzzle mainstream media
The Platform looks closer at the Public Interest Journalism Fund and exactly what mainstream media have agreed to.
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Why is New Zealand’s defence minister visiting South Korea?
Geoffrey Miller: The Pacific remains the focus during Henare’s current trip to Asia
Sister Act: Just how powerful will Tipa Mahuta be?
Graham Adams: It appears that Nanaia Mahuta’s younger sibling will have unusual influence through her “advisory” role in Three Waters.
MSM's silence speaks volumes
Martyn Bradbury: Is the Public Interest Journalism Fund's strict editorial policy smothering focus on Nanaia's Three Waters nepotism criticism?
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Mahuta imbroglio a quagmire for the Government
Graham Adams: Ardern will soon be in the gun alongside her minister.
Aotearoa? It's New Zealand
Michael Laws: Destroying our history and heritage is not a solution. Editorial 3rd June 2022.