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Audio and Images: Labour Cabinet Re-Shuffle 07

Published: Wed 31 Oct 2007 01:52 PM
Audio and Images: Labour Cabinet Re-Shuffle 2007


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The new Ministers Shane Jones, Darren Hughes, Steve Chadwick and Maryan Street next to veteran Minister Michael Cullen
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According to the Prime Minuister everyone was a winner in the cabinet re-shuffle. Newly ex-minister's such as Mark Burton were evidently simply leaving - entirely of their own free will - so they could devote themselves to salvaging their seat following recent electoral boundary's being redrawn.
The face of youth in the Labour Party and indeed Parliament Darren Hughes looked particularly chuffed at becoming a Minister (albeit outside cabinet) while Shane Jones a man with an extensive business career outside Parliament was more sanguine in his expressions. Steve Chadwick was a big winner bagging the Conservation portfolio while former Labour Party president Maryan Street makes it to the cabinet table after just over two years as an MP.


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The Prime Minister announces the new Ministers to the media
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Listen to audio of the PM explaining the cabinet re-suffle
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