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Molesworth & Featherston - 3 August 2004

By: Molesworth and Featherston
Published: Tue 3 Aug 2004 03:00 PM
Molesworth & Featherston
Business and Political News
3 August 2004
In the latest edition:
The shape of the next government looks to be changing in the exclusive Molesworth & Featherston rolling poll of polls. We’ve got the low-down on this week’s Cabinet, a preview of the PM’s visit to the Pacific, a round-up of the economy, new media gossip and a little more…
For the inside oil on politics and business in Wellington see…
http://www.molesworthandfeatherston.info/
Direct Link To This Week's Edition:
http://www.molesworthandfeatherston.info/pdf/MandF3AugB.pdf

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