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The Greens co-leaders James Shaw and Marama Davidson on their inquiry into Elizabeth Kerekere calling Chloe Swarbrick a crybaby. Video / Mark Mitchell
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Controversial Chinese CCTV cameras, lobbying shake-up & NZ fashion icon in administration | Focus Morning Bulletin: 4 April, 2023
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