Bad milk
SUNDAY follows Fonterra behind the bamboo curtain for a story the
Chinese government does not want you to see. For the first time,
the parents of a baby who died from contaminated milk poisoning
speak to the Western media - to SUNDAY - and in doing so, risk the
anger of Chinese authorities. They appeal to New Zealand for
justice, and say those responsible for the milk scandal in China
and the death of their child deserve to "die a thousand
deaths".
Bionic boy
Eighteen-year-old Evans Reynolds is a human guinea-pig in an
extraordinary experiment. Evan lost his arm in a car accident last
year, and is now becoming a real-life bionic boy. He has a new arm
controlled by impulses from his muscles - the most advanced bionic
arm ever made; it can pick up an egg without breaking it. It has
transformed Evan into one of the world's first cyborgs: a fusion of
human and machine. SUNDAY provides a glimpse of what the future of
medicine has in store.
Don't miss SUNDAY - award-winning current affairs programme - with some of New Zealand's best reporters: Cameron Bennett, Janet McIntyre, John Hudson, Ian Sinclair and Simon Mercep.