Vote campaign featuring Shorty stars waste of government money
NBR readers poll result: Is the government's attempt to make voting cool futile?
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A vast majority of NBR member subscribers say the $6.4 million Electoral Commission campaign this year to get people to the polls, which featured Shortland Street stars, was not a good use of government money.
Earlier this week the Crown agency launched a campaign with TVNZ which featured
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Victoria Young
Wed, 09 Aug 2017
Wed, 09 Aug 2017
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Vote campaign featuring Shorty stars waste of government money
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