National MP with links to Chinese spy agencies retires from politics
Jian Yang was dogged by speculation he had links to Chinese spy agencies.
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Derek Cheng: Another breach; a blot on the Govt's record and a reprieve for National
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Helen Clark: Cannabis not so bad for you, won't turn your hair green
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Air NZ won't rule out compensation from Government
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Kiwis stuck in Australia 'gutted' after flights canned
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Derek Cheng: New Health Minister Chris Hipkins sweeps in to clear up the mess
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Winston Peters denies hiring 'bad boys of Brexit'
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