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Is New Zealand In Mourning?

,   and  Bob Jones
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Sir Bob Jones

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Prime Minister Luxon, on hearing that Charles and Camilla will be visiting Australia but not New Zealand, issued “an open invite” to visit New Zealand.

That is the same “invite” already available to everyone else in the world, in line with our major tourist industry.

A Buckingham Palace insider told a newspaper, “Naturally it will be a bitter disappointment on both sides.”

Really! I can’t think of anyone who would give a damn, let alone feel bitter disappointment.

On the other hand I know plenty of people who find it farcical that a goofy Pom living 12,000 miles away is our nominal Head of State.

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