“A just cause should need no interpretation yet flounders when confronted by self- interest and corruption.”
Quote by Peter Dunne
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Peter Dunne
Peter Dunne is a seasoned New Zealand politician born on March 17, 1954. He has been active in the country's political scene for many years, holding several key positions. more
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