Seymour ‘happy to support’ Henderson project
Not into cancel culture: Deputy Prime Minister the guest speaker at former bankrupt's Gibbston Valley launch event.
The Yards development in Gibbston Valley offers industrial sites
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Former multiple bankrupt and banned director Dave Henderson is launching a commercial property development in Central Otago this month, with the help of Deputy Prime Minister and Act Party leader David Seymour.
The June 18 event marks the opening of The Yards , a 49ha site in Gibbston Valley between
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