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Hide to hand back $12,000 after apology

Act Party leader Rodney Hide will hand Parliamentary Services a cheque for nearly $12,000 on Monday, as he tries to fix the mistake he says he made when he used taxpayer funds to take his partner on overseas trips. Full Article at TVNZ

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