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NZ First and social enterprise with Ria Bond

By: Twice Podcasts
Published: Thu 14 Sep 2017 05:17 PM
NZ First and social enterprise with Ria Bond Election17 episode 4 of 4
Our Election17 series concludes with Ria Bond, community and voluntary sector spokesperson for NZ First. Our impartial and independent purpose is to ‘be useful to build understanding of the social enterprise sector in New Zealand through meaningful dialogue with politicians and those involved in the sector’.
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Other episodes in this Election17 special series:
52C: Alfred Ngaro and National
52B: Chloe Swarbrick and Gareth Hughes NZGreens
52A: Poto Williams and NZLabour
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