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Street View: Should fireworks be sold to the public?

Ben Flood
Ben Flood
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2 Nov, 2017 05:00 PMQuick Read

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Lizzy Gaston, 40's
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I like fireworks from a distance but not up close. I think organised community events are safer and it minimises the risk of people getting hurt or property damage.

LIZZY GASTON, 40s

Glenholme

Jojo Calcena, 55
Jojo Calcena, 55
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I'm from the Philippines and over there fireworks are banned from public use and are only used in organised displays. I think it's better this way because it's safer and it's also a waste of money to buy your own fireworks.

JOJO CALCENA. 55

Central

Christopher Downdey, 21
Christopher Downdey, 21

It's a difficult topic but I think it's about selling them to the right people. As long as they don't get in the hands of young kids and are used responsibly I think it's fine.

CHRISTOPHER DOWNDEY, 21

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Glenholme

Megan Potts, 23
Megan Potts, 23

I think they should be sold to the public. If there were more fireworks displays in Rotorua then maybe there wouldn't be the need to sell them.

MEGAN POTTS, 23

Owhata

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