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Politician's baby barred from council session
Japanese politician stirred debate after her baby was forbidden into a council session.
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Fashion industry fails to fix labour exploitation
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National MP: Party 'dodged bullet' when Winston chose Labour
Chris Finlayson says National dodged a bullet when Winston Peters chose Labour.
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