One News
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1Where to now for Christine Rankin? Will she have to pay the court costs for her failed attempt to sue the Government? Includes a Colmar Brunton poll on whether the public agreed with the court decision. What effect will the Rankin case have on NZ's civil service and the treatment of public servants by Government Ministers.
Speakers
- Kit Toogood (Employment Lawyer)
- Margaret Wilson (Attorney General)
- Christine Rankin (Former WINZ Boss)
- Michael Quigg (Rankin's Lawyer)
- Jenny Shipley (National Leader)
- Matthew Palmer (Victoria University Law School)
- Steve Maharey (Social Services Minister)
- Michael Wintringham (State Services Commissioner)
- Trevor Mallard (State Services Minister)
Live Broadcast
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Commercials
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2A bomb blast in West London has injured several people and sparked new security fears.
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3Other news.
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4Are some people going too far in their attempts to save power?
Speakers
- June Wren (Power Consumer)
- Ingrid Thomas (Nurse Maude Association)
- Mel Brieseman (Crown Public Health)
Live Broadcast
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Commercials
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5The Government has unveiled a list of changes to our legal system, including a plan to allow 11:1 majority jury verdicts.
Speakers
- Phil Goff (Justice Minister)
- Judith Ablett-Kerr (Law Society)
- Neil Cameron (Victoria Law School)
- Steve Caldwell (Victim Support)
Live Broadcast
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Commercials
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6A former Bosnian Serb general has been found guilty of genocide at Srebrenica by the International War Crimes Tribunal.
Speakers
- Judge Almro Rodrugues (speaking through an interpreter)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
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7A fight is looming in the US Senate over plans to allow oil mining in an Alaskan wildlife refuge.
Speakers
- George W Bush (US President)
- Melinda Pierce (Sierra Club)
- Senator Jo Biden (Democrat)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
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8The Knowledge Wave conference - coverage of the final day.
Speakers
- Stephen Tindall (The Warehouse)
- Michael Porter (Harvard Business School)
- Lydia So (Diocesan School)
- Helen Clark (PM - Labour)
- Owen Poland (TVNZ Business Correspondent - live from Auckland)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
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9Other news.
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10What are Christine Rankin's future employment prospects?
Speakers
- Jenny Durno (Phoenix Recruitment)
- Louise Wright (Women's Day)
- Debbie Tawse (Celebrity Speakers)
- John Banks (Former National MP)
- voxpop
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
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11Other news.
Primary Title
- One News
Date Broadcast
- Friday 3 August 2001
Start Time
- 18 : 00
Finish Time
- 19 : 00
Duration
- 60:00
Channel
- TV One
Broadcaster
- Television New Zealand
Classification
- Not Classified
Owning Collection
- Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Genres
- News
Hosts
- Richard Long (Presenter, Headlines)
- Judy Bailey (Presenter, Headlines)
- Bernadine Oliver-Kerby (Presenter, Sport)
- Jim Hickey (Presenter, Weather)
Speakers
- Christine Rankin (Former WINZ Boss)
- Debbie Tawse (Celebrity Speakers)
- George W Bush (US President)
- Helen Clark (PM - Labour)
- Ingrid Thomas (Nurse Maude Association)
- Jenny Durno (Phoenix Recruitment)
- Jenny Shipley (National Leader)
- John Banks (Former National MP)
- Judge Almro Rodrugues (speaking through an interpreter)
- Judith Ablett-Kerr (Law Society)
- June Wren (Power Consumer)
- Kit Toogood (Employment Lawyer)
- Louise Wright (Women's Day)
- Lydia So (Diocesan School)
- Margaret Wilson (Attorney General)
- Matthew Palmer (Victoria University Law School)
- Mel Brieseman (Crown Public Health)
- Melinda Pierce (Sierra Club)
- Michael Porter (Harvard Business School)
- Michael Quigg (Rankin's Lawyer)
- Michael Wintringham (State Services Commissioner)
- Neil Cameron (Victoria Law School)
- Owen Poland (TVNZ Business Correspondent - live from Auckland)
- Phil Goff (Justice Minister)
- Senator Jo Biden (Democrat)
- Stephen Tindall (The Warehouse)
- Steve Caldwell (Victim Support)
- Steve Maharey (Social Services Minister)
- Trevor Mallard (State Services Minister)
- voxpop