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Scoop Audio: Manning, McCarten, Amos On RadioLive

By: Scoop Audio
Published: Sun 27 Nov 2005 03:49 PM
Scoop Audio: Manning McCarten Amos On Radio Live
Audio: Selwyn Manning, Matt McCarten, Tony Amos – RadioLive's media pack, discuss: Benson-Pope & tennis balls; Winston Peters/media scrap; coalition govt; bird flu; TVNZ inquiry; Commonwealth sec-gen Don McKinnon saying trade comes before democracy.


Scoop Audio: Selwyn Manning, Matt McCarten, Tony Amos – RadioLive's media pack, discuss: Benson-Pope; Winston Peters/media; coalition govt; bird flu; TVNZ inquiry; Don McKinnon.
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