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Scoop Election Briefing – United Future's Dunne
Scoop Election Briefing – United Future's Peter
Dunne
EXPLANATORY NOTE Re: Scoop's Election Briefings: Over the next few weeks, utilising the latest electronic wizardry, Scoop will be interviewing key players from across the political spectrum. The interviews will be posted in full in audio files in MP3 format with a summary note from the interviewer.
The intention is to provide a venue for a more detailed understanding of the thinking of the political parties and their views on policies than can be obtained from the typical debate style presentations being carried by other media.
Wednesday, 31August 2005 – 3:30 PM – United Future Leaders office Bowen House
STREAMING AUDIO:
http://img.scoop.co.nz/media/audio/0509/DunneRaceRelationsExtractMP3MONO.m3u
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Full interview
STREAMING AUDIO:
http://img.scoop.co.nz/media/audio/0509/ListDunneIVMP3MONO.m3u
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Background
Earlier this week United Future's leader Peter Dunne took the time to explain to Scoop what his parties bottom lines will be in post election co-alition talks. Whilst uneasy about National's plans to scrap the Maori seats should they become the next Government - Mr Dunne explained that keeping the Maori seats was not a bottom line for his party, if they were to enter into a coalition with National.
Mr Dunne also discussed:
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