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Eternal demand
The Saudis want our sheep and want them live. They call it hot
meat, the eternal demand, and it could be worth a billion dollars
to the economy. One of the live sheep exporters says he has been in
the government's ear and the door is now ajar for a resumption of
this hugely controversial trade. Where does the government stand?
What could this do to New Zealand's international reputation? The
animal activists say the trade is barbaric and we're buying a
fight.
Correspondent - John Hudson
Producer - Julia Sartorio
Camera - Leander Scott-Donelan
Flashlights and bright lights
By day he strides to work in combat boots and a bullet proof vest.
By night he lopes along a red carpet, trussed in a tuxedo. Stef
Harris is part cop, part movie maker, already making waves on the
international scene - and mentored by one of the best in Hollywood.
Christchurch Constable Stef Harris's first feature movie earned him
accolades around the world, but the release of his second, No
Petrol, No Diesel!, is a triumph over huge personal obstacles -
overcoming a work injury that almost cost him his life.
Correspondent - Janet McIntyre
Producer - Steve Butler
Camera - Ken Dorman
A doctor in the house?
Being admitted to hospital is a dangerous business according to
Kiwi intensive care specialist Dr Michael Buist. He says 10% of
people will have a bad experience in hospital and of those another
10% will die or suffer a serous disability. Dr Buist has himself
had a couple of near death medical experiences, so he introduced
some radical changes to reduce human error in hospitals. Now he's a
world leader in improved patient care. How did he do it?
