Sunday Morning with Chris Laidlaw
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1Resources and Wealth in Papua New Guinea. PNG is rich in resources, from natural gas, to gold, nickel and tuna. But as development begins to boom, are the people getting the benefits of growth or just suffering the side effects as outsiders get rich? RNZI�s Jonny Blades has visited the Highlands and Madang to find out firsthand what is going on. Exxon Mobil are building a Liquefied Natural Gas plant to supply Japan and China for the next 30-years near Tari in Hela province, but what is the effect of the local communities?
- Start 00 : 12 : 04
Speakers
- Johnny Blades (reporter, RNZI): Peter Graham (Managing Director, Esso Highlands)
- voxpop (Voxpop)
- John Tameta (Local Guide)
- Catherine Armitage (Principal, Tari School)
- Christine Yango (Liaison Officer, Oil Search)
- Moses Komengi (Spokesman, Young Ambassadors for Peace)
- Gini Kapiago (Tribal Chief)
- Paul Barker (Director, Institute of National Affairs, PNG): Ivan Pomaleu (Director, Investment Promotion Authority, PNG)
- Sir Arnold Armet MP (Magang MP)
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1Tea Party Talk as Paul Street analyses the Tea Party phenomenon which is promoted as a bottom up, grass roots revolt against big government, socialism and anything to do with President Obama; the nature of its relationship with the GOP; how the media has responded, and its likely impact on next year�s presidential election.
- Start 00 : 39 : 38
Speakers
- Paul Street (Author, Crashing the Tea Party)
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209:00 News
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1Mediawatch looks at whether the media saw the seriousness of the disaster in the Bay of Plenty before it became obvious; and where in the biotins did the Rena Story appear, compared with overseas media sources.
- Start 01 : 06 : 29
Speakers
- Colin Peacock (Media commentator)
- Kim Vernell (Reporter)
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2and the online anguish sparked when RNZ dropped a blogger called Bomber (Martin Bradbury) after reading out a rant on Afternoons with Jim Mora.
- Start 01 : 13 : 43
Speakers
- Neil Miller (Beer Blogger)
- Jeremy Rose (Media commentator)
- Martin Bradbury (Media Commentator)
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3Mediawatch also discovers that while we get more rugby on TV than our semi-final opponents across the ditch, they get much more small-screen satire.��
- Start 01 : 23 : 09
Speakers
- John Clark (aka Fred Dagg, Comedian)
- Craig Reucasse (Comedian, Australia)
- Jonathan Holmes (Presenter, Media Watch, Australia)
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1South Africa, since the end of apartheid in 1994 and what were the peoples' expectations such as for housing and health and education? S'bu Zikode is president of the Abahlali baseMjondolo Movement which campaigns for housing, water and electricity supplies for the poorest South Africans. He talks to Chris about the struggles of the poor for decent housing under ANC government policies.
- Start 01 : 40 : 28
Speakers
- S'bu Zikode (President Mjondolo Movement, Abahlali , South Africa)
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210:00 News
- Start 02 : 00 : 00
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311:00 News
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1How much overseas aid should a developed country give? How do you decide which countries to give to? And what works? Ideas explores these and other questions with Jane Silloway Smith, author of the Maxim Institute�s recent report: Being Better Neighbours; economist Geoff Bertram; and former aid worker and lecturer in development studies Gerard Prinsen.
- Start 03 : 04 : 31
Speakers
- Jane Silloway Smith, (Author, Being Better Neighbours, Maxim Institute)
- Geoff Bertram (Economist)
- Gerard Prinsen (Lecturer in Development Studies)
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Primary Title
- Sunday Morning with Chris Laidlaw
Date Broadcast
- Sunday 16 October 2011
Start Time
- 08 : 10
Finish Time
- 12 : 10
Duration
- 240:00
Channel
- RNZ National
Broadcaster
- Radio New Zealand
Classification
- Unknown
Owning Collection
- Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
- Radio
Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Speakers
- Catherine Armitage (Principal, Tari School)
- Christine Yango (Liaison Officer, Oil Search)
- Colin Peacock (Media commentator)
- Craig Reucasse (Comedian, Australia)
- Geoff Bertram (Economist)
- Gerard Prinsen (Lecturer in Development Studies)
- Gini Kapiago (Tribal Chief)
- Jane Silloway Smith, (Author, Being Better Neighbours, Maxim Institute)
- Jeremy Rose (Media commentator)
- John Clark (aka Fred Dagg, Comedian)
- John Tameta (Local Guide)
- Johnny Blades (reporter, RNZI): Peter Graham (Managing Director, Esso Highlands)
- Jonathan Holmes (Presenter, Media Watch, Australia)
- Kim Vernell (Reporter)
- Martin Bradbury (Media Commentator)
- Moses Komengi (Spokesman, Young Ambassadors for Peace)
- Neil Miller (Beer Blogger)
- Paul Barker (Director, Institute of National Affairs, PNG): Ivan Pomaleu (Director, Investment Promotion Authority, PNG)
- Paul Street (Author, Crashing the Tea Party)
- S'bu Zikode (President Mjondolo Movement, Abahlali , South Africa)
- Sir Arnold Armet MP (Magang MP)
- voxpop (Voxpop)