Fact or Fiction: National troubles, parliamentary spats, Auckland traffic woes
National leader Judith Collins rejects suggestions she has demoted Chris Bishop.
Brent Edwards
Sat, 04 Sep 2021
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Hawke’s Bay
The National Party just cannot shake off questions about the party’s unity and discipline.
The speculation was given further impetus with the reshuffle of the party’s front bench, with Chris Bishop losing the coveted role as shadow leader of the House. National leader Judith Collins rejected
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Brent Edwards
Sat, 04 Sep 2021
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