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Richard Gaddum: ‘Economic vandalism’ - Harvests not homes on our fertile soils

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Richard Gaddum is spokesman for Save the Plains Group. THREE KEY FACTS One of my late father’s favourite sayings was “there’s enough for the needy but not...

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Richard Gaddum: ‘Economic vandalism’ - Harvests not homes on our fertile soils

Richard Gaddum is spokesman for Save the Plains Group. THREE KEY FACTS One of my late father’s favourite sayings was “there’s enough for the needy but not...

·Auckland, New Zealand
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