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EYEWITNESS NEWS. 06/05/1987

Description:: Current Affairs. Jim McLay questions the National Party's direction and the make-up of the front-bench. Jim McLay (former Leader, National Party). Deputy PM of Western Samoa hits out at the patronising attitude of Australia and NZ over Libyan intentions in the Pacific Tupulola Efi (Deputy PM, Western Samoa). Maori leaders packing the Court of Appeal over what they say is the most crucial c...
Display date:: 1987
Location:: New Zealand/Aotearoa
Format:: MovingImage
Collections:: Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision
Contributors:: Production Company: TELEVISION NEW ZEALAND
Content partner:: Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision
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