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24 May 2013

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Pictured: Rachel Ward, Rosy Herstell, Daniel White, Achelles Sefard, Lucinda Staniland, Chennoah Walford.

Pictured: Rachel Ward, Rosy Herstell, Daniel White, Achelles Sefard, Lucinda Staniland, Chennoah Walford.

“Exposed” was the name of their game and the participants certainly were. A mainly student flash mob clothed in little  more than underwear looked cheerful but chilly yesterday when they hopped off a Melling train to join others in the southerly at Wellington station. They were part of Generation Zero, a group protesting that the government spends too much money on roads. 

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