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MP perks have become a private subsidy machine, Edwards argues
“The perks are relatively small; the breach of reciprocity is much larger.”


“The perks are relatively small; the breach of reciprocity is much larger.”


The pattern is becoming the story.


“Membership of the party demonstrates a close affiliation with the CCP.”


“I never comment on rumour or speculation.”


“Why don’t we burn mosques and their temples down, tit for tat.”


“Public pressure is working.”


The correction reduces the party’s projected net revenue by about $200 million a year, or roughly $800 million over four years.


“A blunt instrument…”


Should the undefined concept of gender identity become a competing legal category?


The result also depends on TOP remaining outside Parliament.