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Chateau Tongariro: Iwi prefer demolition over new commercial lease, briefing says
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Reopening the Chateau on the other hand, could boost local economy by $56m over 60 years.
- Reopening the Chateau on the other hand, could boost local economy by $56m over 60 years.
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- Chateau Tongariro: Iwi prefer demolition over new commercial lease, briefing says
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- 6m agoNZ Herald (NZ): Reopening the Chateau on the other hand, could boost local economy by $56m over 60 years.
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