More MPs appear to be leaking caucus business over their breakfast.
National Party leader Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, National Party president Sylvia Wood (l) and deputy leader Nicola Willis with MPs at the party's 2024 annual conference, Due Drop Events Centre in Manukau. Photo / Claire Trevett
National Party leader Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, National Party president Sylvia Wood (l) and deputy leader Nicola Willis with MPs at the party's 2024 annual conference, Due Drop Events Centre in Manukau. Photo / Claire Trevett
National Party leader Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, National Party president Sylvia Wood (l) and deputy leader Nicola Willis with MPs at the party's 2024 annual conference, Due Drop Events Centre in Manukau. Photo / Claire Trevett
National Party leader Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, National Party president Sylvia Wood (l) and deputy leader Nicola Willis with MPs at the party's 2024 annual conference, Due Drop Events Centre in Manukau. Photo / Claire Trevett
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The actions of key National Party figures, Christopher Luxon and Chris Bishop are in focus amid reports of flagging caucus support for the Prime Minister. Photo / Michael Craig
The actions of key National Party figures, Christopher Luxon and Chris Bishop are in focus amid reports of flagging caucus support for the Prime Minister. Photo / Michael Craig
The actions of key National Party figures, Christopher Luxon and Chris Bishop are in focus amid reports of flagging caucus support for the Prime Minister. Photo / Michael Craig
The actions of key National Party figures, Christopher Luxon and Chris Bishop are in focus amid reports of flagging caucus support for the Prime Minister. Photo / Michael Craig