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Winston Peter’s heckler voided his free speech rights the moment he put the company lanyard around his neck.
Dispatches from the edge of a temporarily unbalanced Aussie mind.
Luxon can keep smacking it around the world if he likes. Meanwhile the rest of New Zealand will be wondering why their government seems more interested in distant billion customers than the struggling families right here at home.
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‘It’s you, and people like you, that is the reason we are doing so well and why we will win in November – the poetic part is that you don’t even know it.’ – Winston Peters.
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