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Kiosk Politics: Rob Prow on police complaints and GST
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Our Kiosk Politics series continues with Home Affairs president Rob Prow.
He joined host Matt Fallaize at Vistas at Vazon to talk about some of the big issues of the term, including population management, police complaints and GST.
Plus his thoughts on running for P&R president and the debate over executive government.
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