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What is Development West Coast (DWC)?
DWC is a charitable trust that operates in the West Coast region of New Zealand and serves as the economic development agency and regional tourism organization for the region.
What controversy led to the origin of Development West Coast?
The controversy over logging native trees by Timberlands West Coast Limited, a former state-owned enterprise based on the West Coast, led to the origin of Development West Coast.
Who supported Timberlands' actions in the late 1990s controversy?
Timberlands' actions were supported by then-prime minister Jenny Shipley.
What book was published just prior to the 1999 election, alleging Timberlands' actions?
The book published was 'Secrets and Lies' by investigative journalist Nicky Hager.
What was the outcome of the 1999 general election in relation to logging on the West Coast?
Labour won the election and stopped logging on the West Coast.
Who opposed Timberlands' actions in the late 1990s controversy?
Environmental groups, led by Native Forest Action
Which political party committed to stop logging on the West Coast in the 1999 general election?
Labour Party
Who supported Timberlands' actions in the late 1990s controversy?
Then-prime minister Jenny Shipley
Which organization operates as the economic development agency and regional tourism organisation for the West Coast region of New Zealand?
Development West Coast (DWC)
Who published the book, 'Secrets and Lies', just prior to the 1999 election, alleging Timberlands' actions?
Investigative journalist Nicky Hager
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