Dunne on the defensive after falling for hoax. Or did he?
Internal Affairs Minister criticised on social media for regurgitating hoax post.
Campbell Gibson
Fri, 01 Jul 2016
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United Future leader Peter Dunne has called for Facebook to respect his privacy by way of a viral hoax post but quickly admitted it has no standing.
Last night at 9:55pm, the minister for internal affairs posted this announcement to his Facebook account:
As of today, 30June 2016 at 8.32pm Iin New
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Campbell Gibson
Fri, 01 Jul 2016
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