Morning report. 1985-12-09. 07:00-08:00.

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1985
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38081
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Year
1985
Reference
38081
Media type
Audio
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Nonfiction radio programs
Radio news programs
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Duration
01:25:03
Broadcast Date
09 Dec 1985
Credits
RNZ Collection
Robinson, Geoff, Presenter
Humphrey, Hewitt, Presenter
Lee, Michael, Editor
Hudson, Hilary, Producer
Vennell, Caroline, Producer
Radio New Zealand. National Programme (estab. 1964, closed 1986), Broadcaster

1. News
2. Home-made plane crashed in Auckland street yesterday afternoon and killed 66-year old man Steven Knight 00:02:40
3. SHEARER - Has resigned all his party posts except Party membership Dr Shearer
4. OPEC BBC - Oil ministers of 13 member countries of OPEC have abandoned all hopes of fixing oil prices Alan MacGregor 00:01:10
5. HEADS & WEATHER
6. BUSES - Buses in five city bus dispute back on road today Lualemana Tino Pereira 00:02:05
7. PALMER - Back home after visit to Canberra to tell Australians about proposed anti nuclear legislation Peter Minson Geoffrey Palmer 00:05:05
8. FARMS - Thousands of farm properties are on market at the moment with little immediate hope of selling Peter Minson 00:03:15
9. SOUTH AUSTRALIA - Lead of Australia's Federal Liberal Party being blamed for party's loss Denis Grant 00:01:40
10. NEWS & SPORT
11. NEW CALEDONIA - Office of Tourism trying to combat downturn in number of New Zealanders visiting N.C. Fraser Folster 00:02:25
12. CANOE - Hokulea arrived at Bay of Islands Ben Finney Darryl Ware 00:02:15
13. HEADS & PAPERS
14. JAPANESE - Group of Queenstown people are starting a courtesy service for Japanese people Penny St John John Thorby 00:02:55
15. SOCIAL MOVEMENT - NZ Association of Social workers say police sponsored neighbourhood support schemes paying off in more than one way Dyan Sharland Buster Curson 00:02:15
16. MCLAY - Highly critical of Government's decision to celebrate Waitangi day in Wellington next year instead of at Waitangi national marae Jim McLay 00:01:00
17. FLOODS - New Zealand's flood prone communities need to look beyond traditional stop bank to other ways of protecting themselves Gerry Ella Dingle Smith 00:04:45
18. TALKING BIN - Introduction to a talking rubbish bin Viv Auty Shona Valentine 00:01:50