A trip to remember, at a good price

Hong Kong : China | May 02, 2012 at 11:04 AM PDT

Source: New Zealand Herald

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The invoice came from a Christmas holiday taken by Mr Banks, who just two weeks before had been sworn in as a minister, and his wife Amanda. It followed claims in Parliament that Mr Banks was given a discount for the hotel stay, which Dotcom helped to arrange. FULL ARTICLE AT New Zealand Herald

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