Pacific Debate Ends Week in the House

Update: 2016-11-17

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Civil Defence Minister, Gerry Brownlee, explains the significance of Sunday night’s Kaikoura earthquake being upgraded from magnitude 7.5 to 7.8. Building and Housing Minister, Nick Smith,. faces questions about the quality of Wellington buildings. He also faces questions about the possibility of recovering the 29 bodies still in the Pike River Coal mine six years after the mine exploded. Beehive springs a leak? Former Transport Secretary, Martin Matthews, recommended for appointment as the next auditor-general. House acknowleges Pacific Parliamentary Forum with special debate

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Pacific Debate Ends Week in the House