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Checkpoint. 1988-10-21

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1988
Reference
140393
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Year
1988
Reference
140393
Media type
Audio

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Categories
Nonfiction radio programs
Radio news programs
Radio programs
Sound recordings
Duration
00:22:00
Broadcast Date
21 Oct 1988
Credits
RNZ Collection
Bronwen Evans, Reporter
Sir Alan Turner Peacock, 1922-2014, Speaker/Kaikōrero
Doug Gould, Interviewee
Ian HUTCHINS, Interviewee
Bill Foster, Interviewee
Jenny Davies, Reporter
Ivan GOUGH, Interviewee
Tofilau Eti Alesana, Interviewee

Episode of news and current affairs programme 'Checkpoint' from 21 October 1988.
Opening theme music, Jenny Davies introduces the program.

Sir Alan Peacock, author of the controversial British report that recommended subscription funding for the BBC has just visited New Zealand. His ideas are finding more fertile ground here than they did at home.
Report by Bronwen Evans
Sir Alan Peacock, author of "Peacock report"
Doug Gould, Chairman I.B.A.
Ian Hutchings, Director Communications Division, T.& I.
Bill Foster, BCNZ, Corporate Planner

Railways plans to introduce new shifts and rosters on its rail ferry operation, a move that will cost about a hundred jobs, alter long established work practices, and could lead to a long drawn-out battle with the maritime unions affected.
Report by Jenny Davies
Ivan Gough, Searail Manager

The Prime Minister of Western Samoa would like to see New Zealand's national superannuation scheme extended to retired Samoans who wish to return home after a working life in this country.
Report by Bronwen Evans
Tofilau Eti, Prime Minister Western Samoa

Jenny Davies concludes the program, theme music plays.