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Winston Peters Leader NZ First New Zealand First Media The debacle we have witnessed over the past few days created by Trevor Mallard’s dictatorial and bullyboy behaviour is just another in a long list of examples of his unsuitability to remain in his role as Speaker. Today in his
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Winston Peters Leader NZ First New Zealand First Media After being contacted by the media, and checking my emails, not the doorstep, I have learnt that the trespass notice issued to me has been withdrawn as at 1:39 pm today. It should not have taken the threat of a
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Winston Peters Leader NZ First New Zealand First Media After carefully considering advice from my lawyers, I have decided to seek a judicial review of the decision made by Trevor Mallard to trespass me from parliament grounds. This is not about whether former Members of Parliament should be treated differently
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