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National and Labour defend Te Papa's right to display English version of Treaty of Waitangi

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IntroductionNeither National's deputy Nicola Willis nor Labour leader Chris Hipkins had a problem with Te Papa d

Neither National's deputy Nicola Willis nor Labour leader Chris Hipkins had a problem with Te Papa displaying the English version of the Treaty of Waitangi. Photo: RNZ

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