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[Scoop NZ - Politics] Morning commuters are being stopped to sign Oxfam’s Feel the Heat climate change petition and watch world-renowned ice carver Victor Cagayat at work. At lunchtime, members of the cast of Shortland Street will work the crowd, urging them to make their voices heard and tell Government to take a stronger stance in the international climate change negotiations culminating in Copenhagen in December.

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