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Clare Curran, former Member of Parliament for Dunedin South
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Date13th June 2015CreatorPaul S AllenGeo location[1]
Clare Curran, former Member of Parliament for Dunedin South.
“I love South Dunedin, it is one of the most historically interesting parts of New Zealand.” Clare says it is “full of people with stories to tell”. Clare’s “history is rooted firmly on this side of the city” with her father’s family being from the area. “South Dunedin is an amazing place, full of a diversity of people who come from different backgrounds” and “a place where there is always something going on”. Her passion is for South Dunedin to become a “real go-to destination, in demand, and to never lose its character”.
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Paul S Allen, Clare Curran, former Member of Parliament for Dunedin South (13th June 2015). Dunedin Public Libraries, accessed 28/10/2026, https://dunedin.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/213961