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Scoop Audio: Selwyn Manning On Adelaide Radio

Wednesday, 1 February 2006, 10:36 am
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Scoop Audio: Selwyn Manning On Adelaide Radio

This week's NZ news roundup on Adelaide Radio by Scoop's Selwyn Manning focussed on: Brash's Econo-Gloom speech; Censor bans student magazine Critic for date-rape feature article; and an Auckland heart surgeon has been accused of selling pills for methamphetamine manufacture and making up to $25,000 per hour. The surgeon says he thought the Telfast tablets were being exported to Asia via a middleman…

Scoop Audio: Selwyn Manning on Radio Adelaide. Topics include: Brash's Econo-Gloom speech; Critic banned for date-rape issue; and an Auckland heart surgeon accused of selling pills for methamphetamine manufacture…

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