Begging the question – Wellington mayoral candidates on Sir Bob’s ban brainwave
If Sir Bob Jones is right, one candidate already has a lock on the capital's mayoralty.
If Sir Bob Jones is right when he opines a Wellington or Auckland mayoral candidate promising to ban begging if elected would “romp home” in this year’s local body elections, then councillor Nicola Young will have a new position come October.
She’s the only one of the five declared candidates to
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Nick Grant
Mon, 04 Apr 2016
Mon, 04 Apr 2016
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