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Scoop Audio: 95bFM's The Wire (June 23 05)

By: Scoop Audio
Published: Thu 23 Jun 2005 05:45 PM
Scoop Audio: 95bFM's The Wire (Thursday June 23 05)
Host: Simon Pound + Scoop's Selwyn Manning
On this week’s 95bFM The Wire Scoop's Selwyn Manning discussed with Simon Pound how a Papua New Guinea court ruling resulted in Australian peace-keeping forces pulling out of the territory. What does this issue mean for peace-keeping in the Pacific and what can New Zealand expect?
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Audio content courtesy of www.95bfm.com
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