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Selwyn Manning Reports From Rod Donald's Funeral

By: Selwyn Manning
Published: Thu 10 Nov 2005 01:52 PM
Selwyn Manning Reports From Rod Donald's Funeral
Scoop Co-Editor Selwyn Manning attended this morning's funeral for Green Party Co-Leader Rod Donald at Christchurch Cathedral. After the service he talked by phone to Scoop's Alastair Thompson and gave his impressions of the funeral and the man. Later he spoke to 95Bfm's Simon Pound with further impressions of the funeral and a brief update on other topical political issues.
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