Did anyone notice Gerry Brownlee looking uncomfortable in Parliament yesterday when John Key started talking abut things that are 'bloated and inefficient'?
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I don't thin BOb Parker and Tony Marryatt use Mirror in their daily life. If so ... they would have realised how disgraceful they are for themselves, to their family and to the residents of Christchurch.
They should resign voluntarily.. so that they could save the Agony that is being put thru to Christchurch residents.
Tony Marryat (THE SUPER CEO ) is very much in demand for Super City Auckland.
RIP OFF CEO... GO AWAY
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