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This Sunday on Agenda
This Sunday on Agenda
We ask National Party Deputy Leader Bill English what he really stands for.We have National MP Pansy Wong on the Asian communities and networks highlighted in New Zealand by the Qian Xun Xue tragedy.
Our Arts Reporter Josie McNaught takes a sneak peak at the upcoming production 'Turandot' by New Zealand Opera.And Ben Brown visits a dairy in Orewa to measure local reaction to the Government's Carbon Emissions Trading Scheme.Our book to give away is Hellbent for the Pole: An insiders Account of the Race to the South Pole 1957-58 by Geoffrey Lee Martin.
Join us 10am Sunday on TV One.Have a great weekend.The Agenda Team.
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