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Duff was approached to stand in the seat as the National Party candidate to succeed Riddiford. Ultimately he did not end up standing. He often took a non-partisan line and went against his Citizens' colleagues more than once notably on the city-wide electricity price hike and the conversion of both
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Even after he "retired" in 1969, he still worked over 40 hours a week for the many private and community causes he was affiliated with. From 1976 to 1979 he was President of the New Zealand Electrical Supply Authority. He was also President of the Electrical Development Association, Chairman of the
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Airport Authorities of New Zealand, deputy chairman of the Wellington Regional Water Board and a board member of the Wellington District Licensing Committee and an executive member of the New Zealand Traffic Institute. He was Chairman of Directors of the Wellington
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Despite declining health he continued his public service, though he decided to stand down from the city council after suffering a heart attack in 1979, though was still on the Harbour Board and regional council (which met less regularly). Duff died at his home in
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later described Duff as an "extremely good" councillor. Duff was considered for the position of deputy mayor following the 1974 election, for which the media speculated him as the frontrunner due to his seniority. However second term councillor
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ticket and held a seat continuously until he retired from the council in 1980. At the time of his retirement in 1980 he was Wellington's longest ever serving city councillor, 21 years over seven terms. Wellington Mayor Sir
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was instead chosen. Duff was acting Mayor for one month in 1977 while both Fowler and his deputy Lawrence were overseas, the first time in decades that both the mayor and deputy were overseas at the same time.
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which he thought was the city's most important asset and was for many years the Chairman of the Wellington Airport Authority. In 1978 he waged a successful public campaign to stop
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and later became a foundation member of the Regional Council, elected at the inaugural election in 1980, "topping the poll" with more votes than any other candidate.
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and worked on a local dairy farm for one year. He then began a career in the advertising industry which would last 43 consecutive years, first as a salesman then as
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as advertising manager and was later station director. He then became the managing director of the Dormer Beck advertising company. In 1964 he was appointed a
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Bottlers Limited and patron of both the Wellington Surfcasting Club and Wellington Angling Club.
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and Manners Street into pedestrian malls. Duff was most famous for his perpetual advocacy for
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Woodley, Brian (12 April 1979). "The airport first and second and he's still time for more".
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Johnson, David (1996). "Members and Officers of the Wellington Harbour Board, Appendix 1".
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Wellington City Council
At-large
Wellington Harbour Board
Wellington City
Wellington Regional Council
Wellington City
Wellington
National
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Wellington
Wellington College
Eketāhuna
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New Zealand Broadcasting Service
Justice of the peace
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Coca-Cola
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Wellington City Council
Citizens' Association
Michael Fowler
Ian Lawrence
National Party
Wellington Central

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