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Marian Hobbs says Richard Prebble is a realist

Published: Wed 22 May 2002 02:02 PM
22 May 2002
Wellington Central MP Marian Hobbs says she understands ACT Leader Richard Prebble's decision not to stand in the electorate at this year's General Election.
"While I welcome all challengers in the coming election, Mr Prebble has clearly read the lie of the land in Wellington Central. There is a positive, upbeat mood in the city and the government has contributed to this.
"I am quietly confident that my work as a practical, approachable MP will be recognised when I seek re-election later this year. I am keen to continue to be Wellington Central's voice in government," Marian Hobbs said.
Marian Hobbs took Wellington Central from Richard Prebble at the last election by 1400 votes
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