Marae smear shows lack of ideological compass
If John Key's government had any sense of purpose, it would have known that Te Puea Marae's chairman was its best friend. With special feature audio.
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A true National government would celebrate Te Puea Memorial Marae and its chairman Hurimoana Dennis.
As winter loomed, Mr Dennis and his fellow trustees decided something needed to be done to help the greater-than-usual numbers of homeless people in their community in South Auckland.
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Marae smear shows lack of ideological compass
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