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Eye to Eye with Willie Jackson: Smacking Bill

Thursday, 3 May 2007, 1:48 pm
Press Release: Front of the Box

Kia ora –please find the billing for this week’s Eye to Eye with Willie Jackson.

BILLING EP 5 – Smacking Bill TX: 4/05/2007

The Smacking Bill and what is means for Maori will be argued this week on Eye to Eye with Willie Jackson. Willie faces off with Maori Party Leader Tariana Turia, Destiny Church’s Bishop Brian Tamaki, the Venerable Dr Hone Kaa from the Anglican Church, and former politician turned media personality John Tamihere, to debate Maori views on smacking and whether or not this Bill will improve the way Maori discipline their children.

ENDS

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