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Ex-MP Stuart Nash’s employer begins formal review into ‘deeply inappropriate’ remarks about women

10 September 2025
in New Zealand
Ex-MP Stuart Nash’s employer begins formal review into ‘deeply inappropriate’ remarks about women
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Former Labour Cabinet Minister Stuart Nash is under review by his employer, recruitment agency Robert Walters, for making “deeply inappropriate” comments during a radio interview, where he defined a woman in crude terms. New Zealand First leader Winston Peters condemned Nash’s remarks, while Nash later apologized on LinkedIn, acknowledging his disrespectful comment.

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