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- Weekend - Cath Tizard, Mayor of Auckland
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At the time of this 1984 interview with Catherine Tizard, Auckland had just been announced as host for the 1990 Commonwealth Games. Weekend's Terry Carter interviews the city’s mayor on her preparation plans: covering commercialism, chauvinism, Treaty of Waitangi, tourism, and a proposed All Blacks tour to South Africa (“it won’t help”). Tizard defends the controversial Aotea Centre and talks about family sacrifices she's made for the mayoral job. ‘Dame Cath’ was the first female Mayor of Auc...
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- 1984
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- politics / feminism / feminist / auckland / mayor / governor-general / valerie young / waitemata gun club / westlake college / commonwealth games / olympic games / sport / auckland commonwealth games / christchurch commonwealth games / maidment theatre / mt smart stadium / treaty of waitangi / aotea centre / alcohol / tobacco / tourism
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