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    SUMMARY STATEMENT OF EVIDENCE OF JACK ALFRED HEINEMANN ON BEHALF OF THE WHANGĀREI DISTRICT COUNCIL AN FAR NORTH DISTRICT COUNCIL : 30 October 2018 (2018)

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    Heinemann J (2018). SUMMARY STATEMENT OF EVIDENCE OF JACK ALFRED HEINEMANN ON BEHALF OF THE WHANG REI DISTRICT COUNCIL AND FAR NORTH DISTRICT COUNCIL.
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