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Now Playing: Publisher discusses plagiarism (5:06)
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Now Playing: Regional round-up: 19.11.09 (5:04)
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Our regional reporters roundup the best strories from all over New Zealand, including Wellywood gearing up for the premiere of the Lovely Bones
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Now Playing: Breakfast feedback: 19.11.09 (8:30)
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Paul and Pippa read some of your comments on the day's news and events
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Now Playing: Best Seat in the House (1:22)
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