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John Summer
The boss. A former journalist and host of a 1980's current affairs show. Began the company and owns 49% of it. Dreams of being a politician or returning to current affairs. Robyn Mills is his very loyal personal assistant.
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Elizabeth Hawthorn
If weren't for Andrew, Liz would be Giles business partner. She is out-going, and her egotistical nature ensures she always cares about her appearance.
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John Leigh
Very intellectual and philosophical. A failure without Giles guidance, particularly following the sad anniversary of September 11. Personally, I consider him to be the most ethical of the lot. Great at research and statistics. Even better at making them sound good news when they are not. And feels guilty about getting paid.
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Patrick Wilson
Sports fanatic. Persuasively corruptive. All Black who played for about 25 minutes spread over a number of games.
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Mark Ferguson
The ruthless and unethical representative of the Australian company that owns 51% of O'Connor and Associates. Responsible for watching over Giles. Has great control over the company.
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Michelle Langston
Treated like the rubbish pit for unwanted clients. A piece of furniture. Inexperienced in public relations, willing to express herself, and tries to bring morals to the company. But not to Andrew.
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Kayte Ferguson
She wants to be Prime Minister. She has law qualifications she never wishes to use. Best described in one word... aggressive. She is looked upon as an important asset in attracting Mäori clients.
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Li-Ming Hu
Receptionist. Able, though more likely picked for appearance. Wants her own client, preferably a young and fashionable client from the music industry.
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