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Letter

Public interest lacking

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Re: How cops caught up with Kiri Allan, September 17 story.

It must be a slow news day at NZME when someone decided that this was in the public’s best interest. Surely that is the first question - is it in the public’s best interest?

I am not seeing it. What has happened has happened and those involved should try to move on.

Dave Henderson

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