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Audio: Manning n Wal - Why ANZAC Day Means So Much

Wednesday, 25 April 2007, 4:19 pm
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Scoop Audio: Selwyn Manning on RadioLive Why ANZAC Day Means So Much To So Many

  • Scoop Audio: (click here to listen) Scoop's Selwyn Manning & RadioLive's Wallace Chapman discuss: Why ANZAC Day is now so significant to so many people young and old. Manning reflects back to what it was like at ANZAC Cove Gallipoli in 2005. Also, Niue's a tiny island in the Pacific but it has ambition.

    • See ALSO: Scoop Photo-Essay: ANZAC Day Dawns In New Zealand


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