National Radio. 2003-07-30. 22:00-23:00.

A two-hour recording covering the 10 o'clock 15-minute news bulletin, Late Edition, as well as Today in Parliament after the 11pm news.
10pm news read by Dick Weir. Main items include: the dispute over the All Blacks Rugby World Cup bonuses has been resolved; Parliament votes narrowly against legalising voluntary euthanasia (the Death with Dignity Bill) ; a charity has stepped in to ensure a Papua New Guinea teenager can continue to receive life-saving kidney dialysis treatment in Auckland; closure of Wallaceville Research Centre in Upper Hutt defended by the head of AgResearch.
17'20" Late Edition presented by Catriona Macleod. Longer items on rugby bonus row resolved (ex Checkpoint), Death with Dignity Bill (ex Morning Report) and an interview with a correspondent on the US claim to be moving in on ex-Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein (ex Nine to Noon).
07'00" World Watch presented by Janine Sudbury. Ends 25'50".

11pm News, trailer & weather.
06'15" Today in Parliament - more of the debate leading to the conscience vote on the Death with Dignity Bill (defeated by just 3 votes) sponsored by the NZ First deputy leader, Peter Brown.
11'30" In a Mellow Tone, presented by Haydn Sherley. Ends 27'30" .