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SCOOP VIDEO: PM's Post Cabinet Presser Live

Monday, 31 October 2005, 3:20 pm
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SCOOP VIDEO: PM's Post Cabinet Presser Live

Scoop brings you the Prime Minister, Helen Clark, from the Beehive Theatrette where she faced questions from the Parliamentary press gallery journalists on the main issues of the day. Here is full video of this news conference.

This video stream was made possible thanks to www.r2.co.nz.

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SCOOP VIDEO: PM's Post Cabinet Presser Live

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Binoy Kampmark: Euphemistic Practices - The IDF, Killing Aid Workers And Self-Investigation

Gordon Campbell: On The Left’s Electability Crisis, And The Abundance Ecotopia

Ramzy Baroud: French Contradictions | Macron's Palestine Play - Too Little, Too Late?

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Binoy Kampmark: Dotty And Cretinous - Reviewing AUKUS

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