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Secret recordings and leaks – the nature of tawdry politics

Public interest in more transparency around political leaks.

Brent Edwards
Thu, 06 Dec 2018

National Party politicians must be worried.

They can hardly open their mouths without someone recording what they are saying. Then it gets released to the news media and is replayed as though it reveals some huge truth about the politician concerned.

More often than not it is a damp squib but

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Brent Edwards
Thu, 06 Dec 2018
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