Jim Sutton Media Diary

Monday, 7 August 2000, 10:28 am
Press Release: New Zealand Government

Week ending Sunday August 13, 2000

Acting Foreign Affairs Minister from Thursday

Monday August 7 - 3.00 pm - launch publication of Farm Monitoring Reports, MAF HQ, Wellington

Tuesday August 8 - 7.30am - speech to Wellington Regional Chamber of Commerce, AMP Trust House, Wellington

Thursday August 10 - 10am - meet WTO director-general Mike Moore, followed by press conference, 19th floor, Bowen House, Wellington

Friday August 11 - 7.00 am Ministerial Round Table (Hugo Group) James Cook Centra Hotel

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