Sunday Morning with Chris Laidlaw
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1Deep Sea Fishing; The New Zealand fishing industry is a $1.5-billion annual export earner. Fisheries reporter Nick Butcher asks if this country is failing to develop the industry and make the most of its earnings potential. More than half of the Deep Sea catch is by foreign vessels. There is also discussion on country of origin labelling.
- Start 00 : 12 : 34
Speakers
- Nick Butcher (Reporter)
- Tony Haslet (Chief Executive, Talleys)
- Peter Dawson (Maritime Lawyer, Dawson and Associates)
- voxpop (Voxpop)
- Captain Andy Smith (Operations Manager, Talleys)
- Colin Williams (General Manager, Harvest Operations, Sealord)
- Tony Roache (Fisherman)
- Fred Cookson (Director, Aotearoa Fisheries)
- Peter Douglas (Trustee, Te Ohu Kai Moana)
- Glenn Symonds (Fisheries Researcher, University of Auckland)
- Gareth Hughes MP (List MP, Green Party)
- Phil Heatley MP (Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture)
- Paul Swain (Chairman, Ministerial Inquiry into Fishing)
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1Hemana Waaka � Broadcasting in Te Reo. Pioneering Maori broadcaster Hemana Waaka heads Maori TV�s Te Reo World Cup commentary team. He talks to Chris about his career in broadcasting, writing the Maori sports dictionary, and how he is hanging up his boots to return to his whanau � and take a new career path � in Whakatane.
- Start 00 : 44 : 59
Speakers
- Heman Waaka (Broadcaster)
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209:00 News
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1Mediawatch looks at how one woeful Wallaby copped a mauling from our media, which were not as gracious in victory as the Australians were dignified in defeat. Keywords; Quade Cooper;
- Start 01 : 06 : 03
Speakers
- Colin Peacock (Media commentator)
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2Mediawatch also asks visiting journalists what they make of our media during the Rugby World Cup � and what picture of New Zealand is being painted overseas.� Key Words; Irish Media; Jonathan Holmes;
- Start 01 : 14 : 50
Speakers
- Colin Peacock (Media commentator)
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3Also, who raised widely-reported fears that a cannibal killer was on the loose on a 'south sea island'?�Keywords; Yachty; Stefan Ramin; German;
Speakers
- Jeremy Rose (Media commentator)
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110:00 News
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211:00 News
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1From the Arab Spring to fall on Wall Street. 2011 is shaping up to be an international year of protest with tent cities springing up in Israel, secondary school pupils occupying their schools in Chile, and hundreds of thousands of protesters taking to the streets of Europe. Chris Laidlaw talks to Mark Kurlansky the author of �1968: the Year that Rocked the World� about parallels with that momentous year, and Jeremy Rose speaks to protestors in Tunis, New York, Tel Aviv, Wellington and Santiago
- Start 03 : 04 : 28
Speakers
- Mark Kurlansky (author, �1968: the Year that Rocked the World�)
- Jeremy Rose (Media commentator)
- voxpop (Voxpop)
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Primary Title
- Sunday Morning with Chris Laidlaw
Date Broadcast
- Sunday 23 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
- Captain Andy Smith (Operations Manager, Talleys)
- Colin Peacock (Media commentator)
- Colin Williams (General Manager, Harvest Operations, Sealord)
- Fred Cookson (Director, Aotearoa Fisheries)
- Gareth Hughes MP (List MP, Green Party)
- Glenn Symonds (Fisheries Researcher, University of Auckland)
- Heman Waaka (Broadcaster)
- Jeremy Rose (Media commentator)
- Mark Kurlansky (author, �1968: the Year that Rocked the World�)
- Nick Butcher (Reporter)
- Paul Swain (Chairman, Ministerial Inquiry into Fishing)
- Peter Dawson (Maritime Lawyer, Dawson and Associates)
- Peter Douglas (Trustee, Te Ohu Kai Moana)
- Phil Heatley MP (Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture)
- Tony Haslet (Chief Executive, Talleys)
- Tony Roache (Fisherman)
- voxpop (Voxpop)