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Greg OConnor wrapped up his nine-year parliamentary career with a poetic farewell—rhyming verse delivered in the House, crafted over pints at a local pub. From policing roots to Deputy Speaker duties, he reflected on navigating crises like Christchurch and COVID, crediting his team and family for his journey. He honored unseen staff, lamented the split of his electorate Ōhāriu, and shared heartwarming moments with his son Michael. Ending with hope for Parliament’s future, he urged slower, smarter law-making—and signaled excitement for life beyond the chamber.

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