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Citizen-A: Penny Hulse, Tim Selwyn Join Bomber On The Panel

Bomber Bradbury's – Citizen-A!

Martyn "Bomber" Bradbury delivers his weekly current affairs programme Citizen-A! The show broadcasts weekly on Triangle/Stratos TV and on Scoop. Bomber also posts on the Tumeke! blog: www.tumeke.blogspot.com. This week Penny Hulse and Tim Selwyn join Bomber on the panel! Topics: Why did Standards & Poors place NZ on negative watch? Why has the Government actioned its latest round of benefit bashing prior to Christmas? Why is Len Brown pushing for a private prison in Wiri? A last word is delivered from this week's panel...


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Citizen-A broadcasts on Sky channel 89 & Freeview channel 21 on Thursday and Sunday evenings. Also, check out Bomber on Facebook...

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