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    The Prime Minister's vouching for the integrity of staff who didn't kick Stuart Nash's email up the chain

    The Prime Minister's vouching for the integrity of staff who didn't kick Stuart Nash's email up the chain


    Emails unearthed by a 2021 Official Information Act request show Nash shared confidential cabinet discussions with donors.

    Two members of the Prime Minister's Office knew -- but didn't alert Jacinda Ardern.

    Chris Hipkins says it was an honest mistake.

    He says he regards both people concerned as hardworking and honest -- and think it's horrible their integrity is being questioned at the moment.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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