Bell, Jeff, 1978- :[Wellington mayoralty]. 22 August 2013

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Bell, Jeff, 1978- :[Wellington mayoralty]. 22 August 2013

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Shows Wellington mayor, Celia Wade-Brown, leaning out the window of the Wellington City Council building. Opposition candidate John Morrison is shown trying to repel his way into the building. Below them, a group of voters look at their phones, listen to music, drink coffee, and generally seem oblivious to the election, making rumbling noises reminiscent of an earthquake. Wade-Brown says, "Just a little tremor!" and Morrison says, "That's what I'm afraid of". Refers to a significant earthqua...

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Image

Date created

2013

Creator

Dominion post (Newspaper)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/32298299

Locations

Wellington City

Related subjects

Wade-Brown, Celia, 1956- / Morrison, John Francis, active 1970s / Mayors / New Zealand / Wellington Region / Election / Politicians / Women politicians / Apathy / Voter registration / Voting / Lake Grassmere Earthquake, N.Z., 2013 / Wellington City

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