Michael Laws talks about Ngai Tahu’s booming business operations and South Island council boundary plans which he thinks could morph into co-governance.
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In the lead up to the 1984 election, Bob Jones’s New Zealand Party stormed onto the political scene, winning one vote in eight, but gaining ...
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And the sheeple will still be asleep at wheel and let it happen.Then they will awaken and wonder whats happened
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