'Maori village' has potential, says liquidator

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• Peter Griffin: Google's Gmail leaps to front in the space race - A couple of years back, I interviewed an amiable chap called Sabeer Bhatia - otherwise known in tech circles as "Mr Hotmail".

Similar news:

• 'Maori village' venture in liquidation - Rawaka, Suzanne Paul's ambitious Maori village project on Auckland's North Shore, went into voluntary liquidation this morning.
• Suzanne Paul's Maori village project goes into voluntary liquidation - The venue stopped taking reservations last weekend, but has retained forward bookings already lodged up to October.
• Maori village venue said to be haunted and cursed - A former owner of the old Fisherman's Wharf in Northcote is not surprised Suzanne Paul's Maori village venture has gone bust, saying the venue is haunted and cursed.

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