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Expert auditors offer insights on the key issues that RNZ's inquiry could consider.
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Expert auditors offer insights on the key issues that RNZ's inquiry could consider.
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Former National Party president Sue Wood has penned an open letter to its caucus, asking them to take control of the party after a “lacklustre” election campaign ‒ and others back her stance.
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Former National Party president Sue Wood has penned an open letter to its caucus, asking them to take control of the party after a “lacklustre” election campaign ‒ and others back her stance.
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“A successful National Party is not an echo chamber of the traditional establishment; but a genuine, living reflection of the communities we seek to govern,” says Sue Wood, the party president from 1982 to 1986.
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