<i>Matthew Lynn</i>: If we can talk about sex, we can talk about money
Most people are still reluctant to discuss money.
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Labour releases MPs' expenses
Phil Goff has released details of his MPs' expenses from July to September, ignoring Lockwood Smith's decision to withhold the information.
Key, Goff baulk at secrecy on perks
John Key and Phil Goff say they want their caucuses to release details of members' use of the MPs' international travel perk.
PM against move to keep MPs' overseas travel secret
John Key has come out against Lockwood Smith's move to shield individual MPs' travel expenses from public scrutiny.
Perk change keeps MPs' overseas travel secret
MPs are now free to use an international travel perk and keep their individual holidays - subsidised by public money - a complete secret, under new rules revealed by Speaker Lockwood Smith.
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Individual MPs use of travel perks - such as that used by Act leader Rodney Hide to take his fiance on an overseas holiday - will now be kept secret under new rules.
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