' The right to know’
PA Wellington The Freedom of Information Campaign is gaining momentum in New Zealand, according to the Auckland chairman (Mr A. Richardson). “There is a growing demand for the public’s right to know,” he said yesterday, announcing that a new branch had been opened in Nelson. A workshop afternoon, which will be opened by the Mayor of Auckland (Sir D o v e-Meyer Robinson) would be held in Auckland this Saturday, said Mr Richardson.
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