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NZ Made to be showcased at Parliament

Published: Mon 6 Nov 2006 02:35 PM
NZ Made to be showcased at Parliament
Food to fire engines, wine to wind turbines, socks to sound systems; these Kiwi-made products and more will be showcased at Parliament on Wednesday 8 November.
Government Spokesperson on Buy Kiwi-Made, Green MP Sue Bradford, is hosting the invitation-only showcase as the first of six regional events that kick-off the Government's Buy Kiwi Made programme.
"We have been overwhelmed by the response of firms wanting to showcase their Kiwi-made goods," says Sue Bradford.
"A range of mostly lower North Island made products have been selected for this event, many more will be showcased in the other regional events which will be held early next year."
The event also marks the first anniversary of the death of Green Co-Leader Rod Donald, who was the champion of Buy Kiwi Made and ensured it became one of the two top cooperation agreements between the Green Party and the Government. His work will be acknowledged on the day.
Speakers at the showcase will be Sue Bradford, Phil O'Reilly representing the Buy NZ Made campaign and Andrew Little from the manufacturing union, EPMU.
What: NZ Made Showcase
Where: Banquet Hall, Parliament
When: 12 noon (Speeches at 12.30 pm) Wednesday 8 November.
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