Petone rest home residents head to Supreme Court
Residents in a Petone retirement village are taking their controversial dispute about grounds maintenance to the Supreme Court.“I just have to carry on and take it as far as I can,” Jackson Mews resident Janice Menere told the National Busines
Laura Caygill
Thu, 21 Jan 2010
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Residents in a Petone retirement village are taking their controversial dispute about grounds maintenance to the Supreme Court.
“I just have to carry on and take it as far as I can,” Jackson Mews resident Janice Menere told the National Business Review.
She was one of three residents who last year
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Laura Caygill
Thu, 21 Jan 2010
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