On the April 11 programme...
UN Climate report
Mike Adey from the Hawke's Bay Regional Council reviewed
development policies after the 'doom and gloom' climate report.
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Fighting for justice
Pamela Wadsworth, the mother of a murdered Dunedin
teenager, looked at her options to fight a decision that saw her
daughter's killer receive an out-of-court defamation settlement.
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Media review
Media commentators Irene Gardiner and Russell Brown discussed the
capture of the 15 British naval crew in Iran and how some are
cashing in on their ordeal by selling their stories to the media.
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Lab workers strike
Hundreds of hospital patients around New Zealand will have their
treatment disruoted over the next two days as medical lab workers
stage a 48 hour strike.
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University games
Christchurch reporter Jack Tame went to Canterbury University, to
try his hand at Ultimate Frisbee, and speak to the organiser of the
2007 University Games.
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Pacific news
The Pacific's been hit by tsunamis, drought and other
disastrous weather patterns which have taken lives and devastated
landscapes. Pacific correspondent Barbara Dreaver spoke about a new
UN global warming report that's warning there's far worse to
come.
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Saving the animals
World Society for the Protection of Animals' director of operations
Philip Russell described his organisation's efforts to save animals
from the effects of natural disaster or war.
www.wspa.org.nz
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Doug The Digger
Author Alistair McIntyre spoke about his children's picture book
Doug The Digger.
www.dougthedigger.co.nz
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