Donovan Clarke, CEO of Toitu te Waiora (I didn’t know either, so click here) used his work credit card for perks during a work trip to Australia in August. The cost to taxpayers was over $6000. Clarke was attending a Council of Ambulance Authorities (CAA) conference. The New Zealand
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Civil Servant Debra Jensen was the general manager of communications, digital and marketing at Te Hiringa Hauora (THH). Questions have been repeatedly raised about conflicts of interest in several projects Jensen has been involved with, but were ignored. Health NZ took over THH earlier this year and has done its
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