Penny Webster - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • ACT Members of Parliament. (2001), Closing the gaps: policy papers, Wellington, : ACT New Zealand Parliamentary Office, ISBN 0-9582178-1-5
  • Webster's contribution is a paper entitled: "Tomorrow's agriculture."
  • from ACT Members of Parliament. (2002), Old values, new ideas, Wellington, : ACT New Zealand Parliamentary Office, ISBN 0-477-01964-1
  • Webster's contribution is a paper entitled: "City of snails."
  • Du Faur, Ralph; Webster, Penny (1993), Sharemilking: how sharemilking agreements can benefit both parties, Masterton, : Farm Books, ISBN 0-909014-01-9
  • Webster, Penny (2007–), Penny Webster for mayor, n.p.: Penny Webster, http://www.pennywebster.co.nz/, retrieved 2008-04-07
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