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The Photographer John Miller, the Protestor, Gerard Dobson

The Photographer John Miller, the Protestor, Gerard Dobson

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The Photographer John Miller, the Protestor, Gerard Dobson
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John Miller has documented M­āori protest since the 1970's. As he sits with Maraea Rakuraku scrolling through images on his computer screen he relives the protest action outside Athletic Park, Wellington on the day of the Second Test of the Springbok Tour. Gerard Dobson was one of those protesting. Maraea then accompanies him to John Millers exhibition Tour Scrums featuring some of the photographs.

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Audio
Date created
23 February 2014
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Te Ahi Kaa
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http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/teahikaa/audio/2586609/the-photographer-john-miller,...

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