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Thursday, 3 November 2005, 3:08 pm
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Scoop Audio: Alastair Thompson On 95bFM

Scoop's Alastair Thompson joined 95bFM's Simon Pound on The Wire today and discussed the Pacific Islands Forum, Australia's terror scares, and the resumption of the New Zealand Parliament next week.

SCOOP AUDIO:Alastair Thompson on 95bFM (Discussed with Simon Pound the Pacific Island Forum, Australia Terror scares and the resumption of Parliament)

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Scoop Audio: Alastair Thompson On 95bFM

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Gordon Campbell: On ACT’s Plans To Strip Away The Rights Of Gig Economy Workers

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Ramzy Baroud: Abbas ‘Postponed’ Democracy - So, Who Speaks On Behalf Of The Palestinian People?

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