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Scoop's Top Audio Stories From Today

By: Scoop Audio
Published: Thu 11 Aug 2005 04:27 PM
Scoop Audio: Top Audio Stories From Today
Scoop’s top audio interviews and commentary for today include: BBC London, 95bFM Auckland, Adelaide Radio South Australia, Radio Active Wellington, and an interview with National leader Don Brash on NZ’s low unemployment rate and his intended health reforms…
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SCOOP AUDIO: Don Brash & Selwyn Manning Interview (NZ Lowest Unemployment Rate in OECD + National’s Intended Health Reforms)


SCOOP AUDIO: BBC Radio (London): Selwyn Manning Discusses The PM Speeding Motorcade Case


SCOOP AUDIO: 95bFM Selwyn Manning and Rebecca Wright Discuss Court Orders TV3 To Include Dunne and Anderton In Leaders’ Debate + Brash on Unemployment and Health


SCOOP AUDIO: Adelaide Radio: Selwyn Manning and Lisa Leong Discuss The PM Motorcade Speeding Case


SCOOP AUDIO: Radio Active: Kevin List Discusses The High Court Case Re: Dunne and Anderton v TV3
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