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Unforced errors like Haylen’s are signs of hubris. Voters will have taken note
Jo Haylen’s unauthorised use of a government car and driver begs the question: has the Minns government grown too comfortable with the trappings of power?
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The fallout from Jo Haylen’s resignation will force Premier Chris Minns into his first substantial reshuffle since being elected two years ago.
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Haylen says she didn’t want to be a ‘distraction’. Garbage. She quit because she was caught
Jo Haylen quits as minister for transport after having rudely discovered in politics there is no such thing as a free ride.
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Transport Minister Jo Haylen quits over chauffeur scandal
Haylen, one of Premier Chris Minns’ closest allies in parliament, will step down from the ministry after a string of revelations surrounding her use of ministerial vehicles.
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Why Haylen had to go – and why the premier resisted pushing her
Premier Chris Minns is only changing the rules for parliamentary drivers because Jo Haylen was caught out. The government has better things to do with its time.
- Alexandra Smith
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