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Scoop Audio: PM Talks About CYFS – Yet More DBP

By: Scoop Audio
Published: Mon 6 Mar 2006 06:22 PM
Scoop Audio: PM Talks About CYFS – Yet More DBP Questions
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Scoop Audio: The assembled masses at today's press conference started proceeding by quizzing the Prime Minister on the subject of the re-structuring of Child Youth and Family Services (CYFS). Also discussed for the umpteenth time was cabinet minister David Benson-Pope. In between these issues the PM found time to make a comment on the buy-up of New Zealand's favourite internet trading site TradeMe by Australian media giant Fairfax.
Listen to the Prime Minister discussing the issues of the day:


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