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This Sunday on Agenda: Annette King
This Sunday on Agenda:
Minister of Transport Annette King on where now for the Government's transport policies after the Toll buyout and the petrol taxes rollback.
National Party Environment Spokesman Nick Smith on where National stands on the Emissions Trading Scheme.
Jane Clifton looks at the 'Political Animals' and the "cup of tea and a breather" U-turn of the Labour Government on its climate change policies.
A feature story on the latest politically inspired play called "On the Conditions and Possibilities of Helen Clark Taking me as her Young Lover".
A dairy owner in an affluent Auckland suburb who is against a proposal to put age-restrictions on teenage magazine sales.
Our book to giveaway is 'The University of Auckland: The First 125 Years' by Nicholas Reid.
Join us 10am Sunday morning, TVONE.
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