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Video: Holmes, Jonah, Hariwira, Melbourne Cup Hope

Friday, 14 October 2005, 12:17 am
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Video: Holmes Interviews Jonah, Hariwira & Melbourne Cup Hope

Video - Paul Holmes interviews: Jonah Lomu & wife Fiona about his Welsh Rugby transfer before getting up close and personal with Hone Harawira and mum Titewhai. Also includes a report on New Zealand's big Melbourne Cup hope Xcellent.

Scoop thanks www.primetv.co.nz and www.r2.co.nz for making this video stream possible.






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