PM's chum drops name suppression bid
A well-known Auckland businessman embroilled in the Digi-Tech tax benefits trial this afternoon dropped a bid to get name suppression on the grounds he is Prime Minister John Key’s friend.
Trial judge Justice Stephen Kos earlier made it clear name suppression could not be granted for
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Jock Anderson
Fri, 26 Aug 2011
Fri, 26 Aug 2011
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PM's chum drops name suppression bid
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