Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on Act leader David Seymour's attempt to drive a vehicle up Parliament teps. “What’s ill-advised is commenting when you don’t know all the facts and ...
David Seymour is playing down criticism after he drove a 77-year-old Land Rover up the front steps of Parliament. Parliamentary security stopped the ACT leader before he got further than a few stairs.
The Prime Minister and his ministers are attempting to downplay the significance of a public spat yesterday between Christopher Luxon and his soon-to-be deputy David Seymour. Today’s Question ...
Despite the destined backlash, ACT Party leader David Seymour still fronted up to Waitangi. Greeted by turn backs, waiata, and protest - he spoke on behalf of the ACT Party, tapping into parts of ...
The 'Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman' star spoke to PEOPLE ... Michael Kovac/Getty Jane Seymour is embracing flexibility in her career. While attending the AARP Movies for Grownups Awards in Los Angeles ...
ACT leader David Seymour is likely to be in hot water with the speaker after attempting to drive a historic Land Rover up Parliament's steps today. Mr Seymour was admiring the 77 year old vehicle ...
The prime minister says he is not interested in "political sideshows," after ACT Party leader David Seymour earned himself a rebuke from Parliament security for attempting to drive a Land Rover up ...
Seymour threw back Chris Luxon's words at him, saying HE was "ill advised" to call Seymour ill-advised - for writing to Police to advocate for constituent Philip Polkinghorne - who was later ...
Prime Minister Chris Luxon has called the letter ill-advised, but notes Seymour wasn't a Minister at the time. Seymour says his job as Epsom electorate MP is to be a last line of defence for ...
The University of Waterloo's Faculty of Engineering has honored Dr. Christopher Wilson with the Faculty Research Excellence Award for his significant contributions to research and scholarship ...
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