Video: PM's Press Conference 15/3/10

Tuesday, 16 March 2010, 9:56 am
Article: r2.co.nz

Recorded at the Beehive Theatrette

Monday 15 March 2010, video of the Prime Minister's Media Conference
Recorded video from the event can be viewed by clicking on the player opposite or link below.

For more information on the press conference, see the Scoop report: PM’s Presser – Mining leak “hysteria”.

Video courtesy of R2.co.nz.

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