Adam blogged the other day that there were questions to be answered re the Swazi story.
Today’s Trans-Tasman notes that one Darren Hughes, Labour MP, is the nephew of Swazi’ s owner Davey Hughes.
Strange this story surfaced on the eve of the Jobs Summit, eh!
Funny nobody in the media picked this up.
Funny that the overall contract was let under the Labour regime.
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Now, which tv news or newspaper will be first to report the WHOLE truth about Swazi? Anyone willing to take any bets? I’m guessing that if any do carry the story, it’ll be buried on the back pages of the newspapers, but with no mention whatsoever on the tv.
Did he donate $5,000 to the Labour Party? All in cash collected at Chinese restaurants, of course.