Auckland mayor Len Brown went grooving with Paul Simon while his deputy Penny Hulse defended the council’s unitary plan against stroppy St Helier-ites.
A day after whooping it up with justice minister Judith Collins at the New Zealand Breakers grand final basketball game at Vector Arena, Mr
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Niko Kloeten
Thu, 11 Apr 2013
Thu, 11 Apr 2013
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Len Brown grooves as deputy gets St Heliers' hiding
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