One News
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1Michelle Boag has defeated incumbent John Slater in the race for the National Party Presidency. Includes results of a One News Colmar Brunton poll.
Speakers
- John Slater (Defeated National Party President)
- Tau Henare (Prospective National Candidate)
- Julian Bartram (Conference Delegate)
- John Knox (Conference Delegate)
- Michelle Boag (New National Party President)
- Jenny Shipley (National Leader)
- Mark Sainsbury (TVNZ Political Editor)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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2Italian police have smashed their way into protest headquarters in Genoa in an attempt to prevent any more violence outside the G8 summit.
Speakers
- voxpop
- George W Bush (US President)
- Bob Geldof (Singer)
- Bono (U2)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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3Other news.
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4The cost of renewing the new photo driver's licenses looks set to rise.
Speakers
- George Fairburn (Automobile Association)
- Mark Gosche (Transport Minister)
- Lois McInnes (Anti New Licence Campaigner)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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5Other news.
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6Two bomb blasts have injured people outside Jakarta churches in Indonesia.
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7Other news.
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8A new Maori television channel may be officially approved tomorrow.
Speakers
- Keri Pewhairangi (Maori TV Viewer)
- Patu Hohepa (Maori Language Commissioner)
- Derek Fox (Broadcaster - speaking from Wairoa)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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9Insight: This week marks 20 years since the 1981 Springbok tour which divided this nation. Part two of four.
Speakers
- Abe Williams (1981 Springbok Assistant Manager)
- Wynand Claassen (1981 Springbok Captain)
- Donna Awatere-Huata (1981 Anto-Tour Protestor)
- Graham Mourie (Former All Black Captain)
- John Minto (1981 Protest Leader)
- Father Terry Dibble (Catholic Priest)
- Margaret Evans (Hamilton Protestor)
- Kiwi Searancke (1981 Waikato Captain)
- Bob Walton (1981 Police Commissioner)
- Bob Howitt (Rugby Writer)
- Ron Don (1981 Rugby Administrator)
- Carol Thomas (Protest Nurse)
- Philip Burton (1981 Radio NZ Journalist)
- Ross Meurant (Police Red Squad)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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11What qualities does Michelle Boag bring to the National Party Presidency?
Speakers
- Richard Griffen (Former Bolger Press Secretary)
- Jenni McManus (Journalist)
- Brian Blake (DB Group Managing Director)
- Winston Peters (NZ First Leader)
- Mike King (Fellow Variety Club Fundraiser)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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12Other news.
Primary Title
- One News
Date Broadcast
- Sunday 22 July 2001
Start Time
- 18 : 00
Finish Time
- 19 : 00
Duration
- 60:00
Channel
- TV One
Broadcaster
- Television New Zealand
Programme Description
Classification
- Not Classified
Owning Collection
- Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Notes
- The introduction (unconfirmed duration, though estimated to be approximately two minutes) to this Sunday edition of TV One's "One News" is absent from the source recording.
Genres
- News
Hosts
- Simon Dallow (Presenter, Headlines)
- Alison Mau (Presenter, Headlines)
- Geoff Bryan (Presenter, Sport)
- Karen Olsen (Presenter, Weather)
Contributors
- Mark Sainsbury (Political Editor, Auckland)
Speakers
- Abe Williams (1981 Springbok Assistant Manager)
- Bob Geldof (Singer)
- Bob Howitt (Rugby Writer)
- Bob Walton (1981 Police Commissioner)
- Bono (U2)
- Brian Blake (DB Group Managing Director)
- Carol Thomas (Protest Nurse)
- Derek Fox (Broadcaster - speaking from Wairoa)
- Donna Awatere-Huata (1981 Anto-Tour Protestor)
- Father Terry Dibble (Catholic Priest)
- George Fairburn (Automobile Association)
- George W Bush (US President)
- Graham Mourie (Former All Black Captain)
- Jenni McManus (Journalist)
- Jenny Shipley (National Leader)
- John Knox (Conference Delegate)
- John Minto (1981 Protest Leader)
- John Slater (Defeated National Party President)
- Julian Bartram (Conference Delegate)
- Keri Pewhairangi (Maori TV Viewer)
- Kiwi Searancke (1981 Waikato Captain)
- Lois McInnes (Anti New Licence Campaigner)
- Margaret Evans (Hamilton Protestor)
- Mark Gosche (Transport Minister)
- Mark Sainsbury (TVNZ Political Editor)
- Michelle Boag (New National Party President)
- Mike King (Fellow Variety Club Fundraiser)
- Patu Hohepa (Maori Language Commissioner)
- Philip Burton (1981 Radio NZ Journalist)
- Richard Griffen (Former Bolger Press Secretary)
- Ron Don (1981 Rugby Administrator)
- Ross Meurant (Police Red Squad)
- Tau Henare (Prospective National Candidate)
- voxpop
- Winston Peters (NZ First Leader)
- Wynand Claassen (1981 Springbok Captain)