Two Goldies and a Hotere sold at Auckland art auction
The two Charles Goldie works sold under the hammer will stay in NZ.
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Robert Webb thanks public for $43K in donations to keep the centre alive
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Positive outcomes are better for our community - Minister McKee
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'Called me a Māori-loving' c***': Finlayson on Treaty referendum division
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