Candidates for the Rotorua and Waiariki electorates for this month's general election spoke at a breakfast function this morning organised by the Rotorua Chamber of Commerce. Each was asked "What would your party do to encourage business confidence in the Rotorua market?"
Election breakfast: Tamati Coffey
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Election breakfast: Tamati Coffey
Candidates for the Rotorua and Waiariki electorates for this month's general election spoke at a breakfast function this morning organised by the Rotorua Chamber of Commerce. Each was asked "What would your party do to encourage business ...
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Candidates for the Rotorua and Waiariki electorates for this month's general election spoke at a breakfast function this morning organised by the Rotorua Chamber of Commerce. Each was asked "What would your party do to encourage business ...
