Union View Of Kawerau (Press, 22 September 1986)
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Summary: Union View Of Kawerau (Press, 22 September 1986)
On 22 September 1986, the Christchurch public was invited to gain insight into the ongoing dispute involving the Tasman Pulp and Paper mill. Two representatives from the Kawerau union, Tim Horopapera and Kevin Waghorne, were set to attend a public meeting to share their perspectives on the matter. This event was organised with the support of the Committee for a Workers’ Front, a coalition comprised of socialist and Left-wing groups established in Christchurch earlier in the year. The meeting was scheduled to take place in the Stringleman Room of the Canterbury Public Library at 8 p.m.
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