Simon Bridges has been announced as the new board chairman of the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA).
Bridges says he feels "very lucky" his injuries aren't worse.
The Labour Party leader posted the epic wipeout on Instagram.
He was joined on the panel by Ella Henry and Jenée Tibshraeny
Hipkins became Prime Minister following Jacinda Ardern's resignation.
The former National leader joined Dita De Boni and Sue Bradford on Newshub Nation's expert political panel.
"We've got to do what we can to get business back on its feet quite quickly."
He said Ross was seeking revenge after he felt Bridges had not promoted him as expected.
"There was never a magic monster, there was never a blue penguin, I literally had the Retro Robot."
"You have a very distinctive accent. When you sing, it's not there."
Jami-Lee Ross Ross maintains he was protecting himself by recording Simon Bridges.
"My thoughts were, this is a bit dodgy - potentially in breach of the law."
Winston Peters said ex-Tauranga MP Simon Bridges has "walked out" on the three-year promise he gave the city.
Bridge will take over at the Chamber in August.
He took a swipe at former MP Simon Bridges.
"Māori will be used by some as a political football."
"Good on them for doing that and recognising there's an issue."
The former National MP is ready to "have some fun".
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Labour is keeping expectations of a victory very low.
The resignation of National's Simon Bridges has triggered a by-election in Tauranga.
"There is a bit of a sense of déjà vu."
The National MP opened up about his eight-year-old son's near-death experience that pushed him to leave politics.
The Minister said a blurb on the WorkSafe website previewing advice being released was the advice.
AM became somewhat of a love-fest between the rival MPs on Friday.
"Someone like Winston Peters might do quite well here and turn it into a three-horse race and start splitting National's votes."
He won the Tauranga electorate in 2008 by more than 10,000 votes.
The former National leader has revealed what his "megalomaniac desires" were as a child.
The opening creates a gap that might see the return of formerly the most familiar face in New Zealand politics.
The National MP announced his retirement on Tuesday.
