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History says Bridges and Nats are talking hot air
Monday 18 Jun 18 12:00pm
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Simon Bridges .. believe me |
By publisher ADELIA HALLETT
IS OPPOSITION Leader Simon Bridges’ offer to work with the Government on climate change policy worth any more than a dodgy hot-air carbon credit?
We hope so, but a look over the politics of the past few decades suggests it might not be.
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