Checkpoint. 1994-02-16

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1994
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Nonfiction radio programs
Radio news programs
Radio programs
Sound recordings
Broadcast Date
16 Feb 1994
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RNZ Collection
National Radio (N.Z.) (estab. 1986, closed 2007), Broadcaster

LIVE: FISHER: The Labour party caucus retreat in Masterton started this afternoon with a rewriting of the agenda as the party dealt with the Whetu Tirikatene Sullivan row. Karen Fisher
CHENEY HEAD: Dick Cheney, a man who's tipped as a future president of the United States has given New Zealand audience a taste of his views on international events. He thinks that air strikes in Bosnia wont work but laments the disappearance of the Western Alliance. Bronwen Evans
1720 2.26 HEADS:
6.27 TODAY IN AUSTRALIA: Zandra Sharpe
WHALES: The International Whaling Commission meets this weekend on Norfolk Island to discuss the possibility of an Antartic whale sanctuary. Sue Miller of the World Wildlife
BENNETT-CHECKPOINT: The British parents of Yvonne Bennett have spoken this afternoon of the close relationship they had with their son-in-law, Warwick [illegible] who's accused of murdering their daughter. Glenda Wakeham
1737 3.21 SPORTS:
1740 2.09 NEWS:
BLAZE: Firefighters are being stood down after a huge bush blaze today on the outskirts of the Wellington suburb of Karori. Adam Hollingworth
US - JAPAN: Washington is threatening Japan with trade sanctions for its failure to open up the Tokyo market to the US cellular phone network Motorola. Jonathon Schwass i/v Pearl Imada - Hawaii
IMMIGRATION: Shortcommings within the Immigration Service have been cited as the most likely the reason for the blanket refusal of residency permits for 900 chinese students. Martin Gibson
4.30 BUSINESS NEWS:
1759 0.19 THROW:
1800 7.05 NEWS:
WHETU: The Labour MP for Southern Māori, Whetu Tirikatene-Sullivan has just announced she has accepted the apology of her party colleagues for failing to support her nomination as a select committee chairman.
LIVE: STOTT: As you heard in the news there's been a second derailment on the Wanganui site of the Tirokeno tunnel between Wanganui and Marton. Bob Stott - Rail magazine editor
0.11 WORLD UPDATE:
12.06 MANA NEWS:
0.59 CLOSING HEADS: