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Wellington via The Daily Telegraph

Tuesday, 25 January 2005, 4:36 pm
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Wellington via The Daily Telegraph

Wellington is now featured in the British Daily Telegraph's online newsletter for expats.

So-called mentors describe their home city for the use of tourists and those considering emigrating or a working holiday.

Now Wellington is described by Nick Lee-Frampton who has spent 21 years in New Zealand, 18 in Wellington and who was granted NZ citizenship two years ago.

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