Economic scorecard: Why are things so bad in Wellington?
New Zealand's economy is patchy at best, but Wellington is bottom of the table.
Laatste berichten en historisch nieuws uit Nieuw-Zeeland. Hoofdstad: Wellington.
New Zealand's economy is patchy at best, but Wellington is bottom of the table.
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