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Vol 27 : October 1, 1995

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NUCLEAR TESTING
GISBORNE AGAINST

Greenpeace representatives visited Gisborne to speak of the Mana Tangata - the strength of the people - to change the policies of sink to sea where land based sources enter the rivers, carrying the sewerage & chemicals into the sea. A media call to gather at the wharf, to show strength of opinion, was heeded by many Gisborne people in a peaceful protest.

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School pupils, the caretakers of the future, recognised their determination to abhor nuclear testing now and in the future not only for mankind but also for the environment.

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Kathie Fletcher signed as did Tairua Storm, signing his name, to the Gisborne protest against nuclear bomb tests.

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Makareta Te Aorangi (left), Angela Heha with Angela & Heitia

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Natalie Kingsbeer & Nicole Bach.

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Joseph Payne & Shiloh Dooling paddled in the shelter of Nuclear Free Gisborne.

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Kaye Wilson knits with natural fleece as the French testing is condemed.

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P. J., Mike, Gray & Max soaking up the atmosphere in the sun at the Wharf Café.

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