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Inside Parliament: Dreams both ended and realised for National MPs as Judith Collins takes charge

July 20, 2020

The 1 NEWS political team take a look at a number of National MPs bowing out after Judith Collins became leader.

In this week's Inside Parliament the 1 NEWS political team looks at dreams ended and dreams realised, as a number of MPs bow out following Judith Collins’ successful bid to lead the National Party.

We also look at both main parties competing to charge Kiwis for the cost of managed isolation.

Watch the full video above or listen to Inside Parliament on Soundcloud , iTunes and Spotify.

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