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Molesworth & Featherston – 2 November 2004
Molesworth & Featherston
Business and
Political News
2nd November 2004
In the latest edition:
The US votes and we look at the potential effects on New Zealand, ranging from trade to North Korea’s nuclear programme, Iraq and the Kyoto agreement. Paul Holmes gets ready for Prime time. John Tamihere’s prospects dim further. We check out this week’s cabinet agenda, open the super-books at Superbank and a bit more in this week’s intelligence update…
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