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Scoop Coverage – Labour’s Ministerial Expenses
Scoop Coverage – Labour’s Ministerial Expenses
In June 2010 a Parliamentary Press Gallery request under the Official Information Act saw thousands of receipts detailing goods and services charged to ministerial expenses released from Labour’s previous three terms in Government. The documents revealed misuse of ministerial credit cards by several high-ranking MPs, including expensive bottles of champagne, sporting and recreational equipment, flowers and massages and several pay-per-view pornographic videos.
Scoop’s coverage follows:
Streets Ahead: Maryan Street Biggest Winner In Goff's Re-Shuffle
Labour Leader Phil Goff today announced changes to Labour MPs rankings and portfolios following the demotions of Chris Carter, Shane Jones and Mita Ririnui over credit card expenses. More>>
ALSO:
- Labour - Carter Apologises "Unreservedly"
- PDF for Download - Labour Portfolio Allocations
- Media Coverage
- 3 News - Foreign Affairs Blow $10m on pools, fridges, toilets
- 3 News - Foreign Affairs, Trade Ministers Always Spend More – Key
- 3 News - Ministerial Spending Will Continue To Be Public, Says Key
- Campbell Live - Interview with Shane Jones
- Public Address Outlink - Costly Indeed
- Gordon Campbell - On A Solution For The Ministerial Spending Scandal
Labour
- Labour - Statement on Ministerial Card Use
- Labour - Portfolios Reshuffled
- Labour - Chris Carter’s Statement on Ministerial Expenses
- Labour - Jones Accepts and Understands Goff’s Position
- Labour - Carter’s Statement of Responsibility
- Labour - Public Apology
- Family First - Real Issue Is Porn, Not Jones
- SOLO – Sense Of Life Objectivists - Physician, Heal Thyself!
Media Commentary:
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