Martin Doyle cartoon: Home to Hundertwasser

Monday, 30 June 2014, 3:17 pm
Opinion: Martin Doyle

Martin Doyle cartoon: Home to Hundertwasser

The decision of the Whangarei District Council to drop the Hundertwasser Arts Centre idea is mind-numbing. The powers that be need to step in. Hundertwasser belongs to all of us.
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