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"I'll probably go to my holiday home at my private beach and do a bit of sailing in my 50 foot yacht. What will you be doing over Christmas?" "Cursing you." 5 December, 2005.

"I'll probably go to my holiday home at my private beach and do a bit of sailing in my 50 foot yacht. What will you be doing over Christmas?" "Cursing you." 5 December, 2005.

Holiday Safety. 10 January 2011

Holiday Safety. 10 January 2011

"Great to make the most of the last break before winter eh, Dear... Dear?" 29 March, 2005

"Great to make the most of the last break before winter eh, Dear... Dear?" 29 March, 2005

FAMILY HOLIDAY... DON BRASH HOLIDAY... HELEN HOLIDAY. 7 January 2007

FAMILY HOLIDAY... DON BRASH HOLIDAY... HELEN HOLIDAY. 7 January 2007

Fletcher, David 1952-:'Why do you always smile at speed cameras?' 'Ive seen how much revenue they bring in!' Dominion, 31 December 2001.

Fletcher, David 1952-:'Why do you always smile at speed cameras?' 'Ive seen how much revenue they bring in!' Dominion, 31 December 2001.

"Yes Minister. There are no problems here, everything is running smoothly... It's safe for you to come back to the office for a few days." 28 December, 2005.

"Yes Minister. There are no problems here, everything is running smoothly... It's safe for you to come back to the office for a few days." 28 December, 2005.

Evans, Malcolm, 1945- :'Here we are high on a hill in the middle of nowhere.' 'Free from the petty worries of the everyday world!' 'And the stress of mundane life!.' 'I'll ring Doris and tell her what she's missing!....AAAAAAAAAAHH!....She says Doug Howlett's moving to France!!' New Zealand Herald, 6 January, 2003.

Evans, Malcolm, 1945- :'Here we are high on a hill in the middle of nowhere.' 'Free from the petty worries of the everyday world!' 'And the stress of mundane life!.' 'I'll ring Doris and tell her what she's missing!....AAAAAAAAAAHH!....She says Doug Howlett's moving to France!!' New Zealand Herald, 6 January, 2003.

Hawkey, Allan Charles, 1941- :New Zealand has been named top travel destination by the Lonely Planet Guidebooks. Waikato Times, 17 January 2003.

Hawkey, Allan Charles, 1941- :New Zealand has been named top travel destination by the Lonely Planet Guidebooks. Waikato Times, 17 January 2003.

"You can't plan your summer holiday AND run the country. Get your priorities right!" "You're right - what was I thinking! To hell with the country!" 13 December, 2002.

"You can't plan your summer holiday AND run the country. Get your priorities right!" "You're right - what was I thinking! To hell with the country!" 13 December, 2002.

"Absenteeism, people taking sickies... Has the Minister plugged that holiday law loophole yet?" "Er... No!" "He's away sick!" 4 September, 2004

"Absenteeism, people taking sickies... Has the Minister plugged that holiday law loophole yet?" "Er... No!" "He's away sick!" 4 September, 2004

Peak time holiday problems; impatience and overtaking could risk a head on collision... 28 December 2010

Peak time holiday problems; impatience and overtaking could risk a head on collision... 28 December 2010

"Hang on, didn't we just DO a national day of introspection?" "That was a funeral... This one has REGGAE!" 6 February, 2008

"Hang on, didn't we just DO a national day of introspection?" "That was a funeral... This one has REGGAE!" 6 February, 2008

"Has everything been running smoothly?" "Yes, but we're expecting all that to change soon." "Why?" "You're back." 9 January, 2006.

"Has everything been running smoothly?" "Yes, but we're expecting all that to change soon." "Why?" "You're back." 9 January, 2006.

"What are you doing here, you're supposed to be on holiday?" "It's so depressing out there that I decided to come back to parliament where the real world doesn't exist!" 26 December, 2008.

"What are you doing here, you're supposed to be on holiday?" "It's so depressing out there that I decided to come back to parliament where the real world doesn't exist!" 26 December, 2008.

"The economy is in bad shape & times are tough but don't worry I'm gonna be right behind you as soon as I get back from my luxury pad in Hawaii." Don't forget to tighted your belts while we're away!" 16 December 2010

"The economy is in bad shape & times are tough but don't worry I'm gonna be right behind you as soon as I get back from my luxury pad in Hawaii." Don't forget to tighted your belts while we're away!" 16 December 2010

THE EASTER LAW OF PHYSICS... One object travelling at 80kmh in one direction intent on four days of fun and frivolity... will almost certainly run head on into another object travelling at 100kmh in the opposite direction... 9 April, 2004

THE EASTER LAW OF PHYSICS... One object travelling at 80kmh in one direction intent on four days of fun and frivolity... will almost certainly run head on into another object travelling at 100kmh in the opposite direction... 9 April, 2004

"I spy with my little eye something... we should have dropped off at the gate as we left!" 29 December 2010

"I spy with my little eye something... we should have dropped off at the gate as we left!" 29 December 2010

Fletcher, David 1952- :'The Minister has been accused of talking down the value of our dollar!' 'Don't worry, he'll be talking it up again... soon...He's got an overseas holiday coming up.' The Dominion, 28 May, 2002.

Fletcher, David 1952- :'The Minister has been accused of talking down the value of our dollar!' 'Don't worry, he'll be talking it up again... soon...He's got an overseas holiday coming up.' The Dominion, 28 May, 2002.

"Your remedy for the 'Back to work blues' seems to be working - now what?" 17 January 2011

"Your remedy for the 'Back to work blues' seems to be working - now what?" 17 January 2011

"Yet another MP has decided to retire." "The relentless pressure of the job gets to us all eventually! Right, I'm off on my eight weeks Christmas break." 17 December 2010

"Yet another MP has decided to retire." "The relentless pressure of the job gets to us all eventually! Right, I'm off on my eight weeks Christmas break." 17 December 2010