Hubbard, James, 1949- :"Coffee black, no sugar and 2 arrowroots ta ...." 17 July 2011

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Hubbard, James, 1949- :"Coffee black, no sugar and 2 arrowroots ta ...." 17 July 2011

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ACT leader Don Brash sits at his desk working. Lying on the desk is a newspaper that reads 'Brash says ACT need more women'. A woman has just arrived with the tea and coffee trolley and Don Brash doesn't stop wordprocessing as he calls out 'Coffee, black, no sugar and 2 arrowroots ta' Context: Act leader Don Brash says the party needs more young women and brown faces as candidates to more broadly represent New Zealand society at the election. (NZ Herald 13 July 2011) Quantity: 1 digital cart...

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2011

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23526449

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New Zealand

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Brash, Donald Thomas (Dr), 1940- / ACT New Zealand (Political party) / Women politicians / Equality / Women employees / Discrimination in employment / Sex discrimination against women / New Zealand

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