No inquiry into Hit & Run – but it's not over yet
The prime minister is effectively inviting the Hager and Stephenson sources to come forward with their evidence.
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So, no inquiry, then, into the allegations in the Nicky Hager/Jon Stephenson Hit & Run book.
The decision, announced yesterday by Prime Minister Bill English, is not a surprise. The government has waited until the fallout from the initial book launch and there has been no shortage of such
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No inquiry into Hit & Run – but it's not over yet
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