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Hot Topic Hawke’s Bay
Politics
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Health Minister David Clark finally falls on his sword

Clark said it had become increasingly clear his role was ‘distracting’ the pandemic response.

Julie Iles Thu, 02 Jul 2020

David Clark’s formal resignation as health minister has been accepted by the prime minister. 

Clark told reporters on Thursday: “It has become increasingly clear to me that my continuation in the role is distracting from the government’s overall response to Covid-19 and the global

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