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Scoop Video: PM's Press. Conf. September 10 2007

Published: Mon 10 Sep 2007 05:38 PM
Scoop Video: Live PM's Post Cabinet Presser September 10 2007
Scoop Video: Video on Demand of NZ Prime Minister Helen Clark's post Cabinet press conference for Parliamentary press gallery journalists held this afternoon in the Beehive. The cabinet readout was followed by numerous questions about Corrections Minister Damien O'Connor, APEC & climate change.
video hosted by www.r2.co.nz
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