1Carrington Chaos Carrington Psychiatric Hospital has been going through intense upheaval in the past few weeks. Last week, serious questions ere raised about who was actually in control of the facility. An examination of the widespread public debates surrounding the Carrington row.
- Start 0 : 00 : 57
- Finish 0 : 17 : 10
- Duration 16 : 13
Reporters
- Ted Sheehan (Reporter, Television New Zealand)
Speakers
- John Werry (Professor of Psychiatry, Auckland Medical School)
- Rocky Adams (Patient, Carrington Psychiatric Hospital)
- Gordon Barnaby (Councillor, Auckland City Council)
- Dr Peter McGeorge (Medical Superintendent, Carrington Hospital)
- Lawrence Malcolm (Professor of Psychiatry, Wellington School of Medicine)
Locations
- Auckland, New Zealand (Auckland)
Notes
- Carrington Hospital Board Chairman Sir Frank Rutter refused to participate in this story, and tried to prevent it from being aired.
2Cash Matters What does it take, and what does it cost financially, to be a Commonwealth Games hopeful? Profile of 15 year-old gymnast Kirsty Strong.
- Start 0 : 21 : 04
- Finish 0 : 35 : 30
- Duration 14 : 26
Reporters
- Anna Symmans (Reporter, Television New Zealand)
Speakers
- Bev Strong (Kirsty's Mother)
- Brian Strong (Kirsty's Father)
- Kirsty Strong (Gymnast)
- Howard Hill (Coach)
- Anne Evans (Spokesperson, New Zealand Gymnastic Association)
- Keith Hancock (Spokesman, New Zealand Sports Foundation)
- Sir Ronald Scott (Chairman, Hillary Commission)
- Mike Moore (Minister of Sport and Recreation, Labour Party)
3Whale Talk Whales have fascinated scientists for years. Are the strange sounds they make a means of communication? One researcher says they not only converse with each other, they sing love songs and converse with their young. Profile of the work being done by Peter Beamish of Trinity, Newfoundland.
- Start 0 : 39 : 27
- Finish 0 : 53 : 54
- Duration 14 : 27
Reporters
- Jennifer Burn (Reporter, Channel Nine)
Speakers
- Peter Beamish (Whale Scientist)
4An update on a story run by Close Up in March this year, regarding the Rastafarians of Ruatoria. Eight police officers will appear in court on Monday to face charges related to kidnapping.
- Start 0 : 53 : 54
- Finish 0 : 54 : 49
- Duration 00 : 55