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Balmoral residents insisted they were from Epsom, not grotty Mt Albert, and they spammed the Electoral Commission with complaints until it agreed.

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While there’s broad agreement that the RMA needed fixing, there’s growing unease about what its replacement will prioritise – and who it will leave out.

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Twelve candidates – including at least one actual clown – have put up their hands for the worst job in local politics.

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Stories by Duncan GreiveDuncan Greive is the founder of The Spinoff, and writes with a focus on business, pop culture and media. He also hosts The Fold, a podcast which features interviews and ...

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