Second protest held at munitions company
As promised, peace activists made their comeback to munitions company NIOA Rolleston at 10am on April 7.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
As promised, peace activists made their comeback to munitions company NIOA Rolleston at 10am on April 7.
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