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Budget 2007: Images and Audio

Thursday, 17 May 2007, 3:08 pm
Article: Kevin List

Budget 2007: Images and Audio

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This morning Scoop media was locked up with a gaggle of Treasury officials, scores of media and the odd politician or two. During that time Budget 2007 was outlined by Finance Minister Michael Cullen and Revenue Minister Peter Dunne.

Listen to Finance Minister Michael Cullen outline Budget 2007

Scoop Streaming Audio: Cullen Budget 2007

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Listen to Revenue Minister Peter Dunne outline Budget 2007

Scoop Streaming Audio: Dunne Budget 2007

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Listen to the media question Finance Minister Michael Cullen about Budget 2007

Scoop Streaming Audio: Cullen answers questions about Budget 2007

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Treasury

Treasury assisting the masses

The hard-working fourth estate (including Mr Kiwiblog David Farrar)

ENDS

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