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Scoop Images: Banking Revolution Talked In Hill St

By: Alastair Thompson
Published: Tue 12 Dec 2000 12:30 AM
Around 60 people turned up to the inaugural meeting/debate of New Zealand Banking Reform held at Connelly Hall in Hill St, Wellington, yesterday. Pictures from the evening follow...
NZ Banking Reform Chairwoman Deidre Kent
Democratic Party Leader and Alliance MP John Wright
Reserve Bank participant Michael Reddell
A vision...
...and a challenge from NZ Banking Reform spokesman Finlay Thompson.
The audience...
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