One News
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1Despite calling for a truce, the PM came out fighting her husband's critics this morning, leading to a nasty day in NZ politics. Should MP's families be used to attack political opponents?
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2The mother of a toddler left home alone is defending her actions.
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3CNN and Time Magazine are apologising to NZ after claiming NZ had suspected cases of foot and mouth disease.
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4Other news.
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5The airforce is loosing more of its top pilots. Is Government policy to blame?
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6Other news.
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7Russia has warned the West that the ethnic rebellion in Macedonia could become another Balkan bloodbath.
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8The first pictures of the destruction of the giant Buddhist statues by Taleban in Afghanistan.
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9Other news.
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10A Hawkes Bay jury has acquitted a father of assault after he admitted hitting his child with a piece of wood. Where is the line between legal smacking and abuse? Should the law be changed?
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11Other news.
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12How much are MPs worth? How much do MP's earn? What can they claim for? Who currently claims which allowances? Focus on Cabinet Ministers.
Primary Title
- One News
Date Broadcast
- Tuesday 20 March 2001
Start Time
- 18 : 00
Finish Time
- 19 : 00
Duration
- 60:00
Channel
- TV One
Broadcaster
- Television New Zealand
Programme Description
Classification
- Unknown
Owning Collection
- Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- No
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Speakers
- Alexander Downer (Australian Foreign Minister)
- Ben Brown (BBC Reporter)
- Brian Lynch (Meat Industry Association)
- David Dickens (Centre for Strategic Studies)
- Gary Davey (West Auckland Police)
- Helen Clark (PM - Labour)
- Jenny Shipley (National Leader)
- Jim Sutton (Agriculture Minister)
- Mark Pritchard (CNN Spokesman - speaking from Atlanta, Georgia)
- Mark Sainsbury (TVNZ Political Editor - live from Parliament)
- Niall Dickson (British Social Affairs Expert)
- Patrick Kelly (NZ Paediatrics Society)
- Paul Lyons (Airline Pilots Association)
- Peter Davis (Christchurch School of Medicine - PM's Husband)
- Phil Goff (Justice Minister)
- Phillip Moore (Hastings Paediatrician)
- Richard Blurton (British Museum)
- Rodney Hide (Act MP)
- Roger McClay (Children's Commissioner)
- Shane Ardern (National MP)
- Squadron Leader Ric Cillinane (RNZAF - speaking from Whenuapai)
- Steve Maharey (Social Services Minister)
- Suse Sligo (Waitakere Child Youth and Family)
- Trevor Mallard (Education Minister)
- Wyatt Creech (National MP)