In January, the prime minister shocked Wellington’s so-called beltway when he sacked two ministers, Phil Heatley and Kate Wilkinson, for no reason other than to make way for two newcomers, Simon Bridges and Nikki Kaye.
Previously, ministers had only been sacked for the gravest of political
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Matthew Hooton
Mon, 02 Sep 2013
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