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Scoop Audio: John Key on "P" and Unemployment

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Published: Mon 7 Dec 2009 06:44 PM
Scoop Audio: John Key on "P" and unemployment
By Spike Mountjoy
Scoop Audio: Audio from Prime Minister John Key’s Post Cabinet Press Conference
Today the PM discussed his government’s response to the drug ‘P’, unemployment figures, factory dairy farming, tax changes, the foreshore and seabed, Melissa Lee, and Copenhagen (in that order)
The audio below is the second half of today’s post-cabinet press conference. To hear the first half, where Nigel Latta announces the findings of a review of the Section 59 law change, CLICK HERE
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