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One of the great ironies of NZ politics is the main party on the Left has been much more conscious of its past than has the main “conservative” party.

Rob Hosking
Fri, 20 Nov 2015

One of the great ironies of New Zealand politics is the main party on the Left – the “progressive” party, as many of its members like to style it – has been much more conscious of its past than has the main “conservative” party.

But its consciousness has often seemed uncomfortable. The Labour

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