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RDU Audio: Wammo IVs PM Helen Clark On RDU

By: Scoop Audio
Published: Wed 7 Jun 2006 12:29 AM
RDU Audio: Wammo IVs PM Helen Clark On RDU
Scoop Audio: RDU's Wammo IVs PM: discuss: East Timor update, what next? Where are all our troops and can we sustain our current commitment levels? Whats the situation in Kabul, Afghanistan? What does Helen think of the introduction of Tasers into the New Zealand Police force? Can the Russell Norman and the Greens work with the National party? The Big Show book launch.


RDU Audio: RDU's Wammo IVs PM:East Timor; Afghanistan; Tasers; Russell Norman, the Greens and Nats…
Tune into RDU Mornings with Wammo 6am till 10am weekdays RDU 98.5fm (Christchurch)
www.rdu.org.nz
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