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The Socialist Equality Group’s meeting, held to launch the book <em>Pike River: The Crime and Cover-up</em>, was addressed by author Tom Peters, Bernie Monk, whose son died in the mine disaster, Australian WSWS writer Terry Cook, and Malcolm Bray, a former mineworker from the UK.
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