NZ First has selected former Whangārei mayor Vince Cocurollo as its candidate, advocating against water fluoridation, promoting a special economic zone at Marsden Point, and opposing the India free trade deal, all framed around economic nationalism and regional revival.
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But look, we do need additional storage for fuel. That ship is literally on its way. I'm here because the recommissioning is over. It's uh ready to rock and roll. I wanted to ensure that I have a photo opportunity because we're also setting up a special economic zone, according to my leader, after we enjoy the fruits of victory at the next election, God willing.
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corporate benefit at democratic cost
Democracy Briefing: NZ First’s special economic zone is a gift to corporate interestsa long-term rural development ambition
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