A cross-party podcast discusses the recent cabinet reshuffle, particularly the perceived demotion of Chris Bishop, honors the legacy of long-serving mayor Barry Curtis, and reflects on global political rhetoric and the importance of peace and the rule of law.
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Yeah, yeah. Look, about four weeks ago, I went to see Barry Curtis, who was the long running mayor of Manukau City. He actually served 39 years both as a councillor and a mayor, 25 of them as the mayor of Manukau. And he took a newly emerging council into stages of. of town planning into the modern Manukau that we know of and which today is part of Auckland City. And I've got to say, you know, Barry, I mean, he probably was from the other side of the political fence from me, but he was an amazing mayor to have been re-elected that many times. Just talking to his staff members, people who work closely with him, who had huge admiration for him, and that's always a mark. Mark of a person that is an astute politician who knows how to get the best out of the people that he's working with. So his funeral is Friday. I think it'll be quite a big turnout of people remembering a man that took Manukau from farmland to a modern city and part of the modern Auckland council area.
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