Update on NZ Herald situation

Wednesday, 22 September 2004, 10:32 am
Press Release: Engineering Printing and Manufacturing Union

September 22, 2004

New Zealand Herald journalists met on Monday afternoon and lifted their ban on work for the Herald on Sunday to allow talks with APN management to take place yesterday.

Talks continued until late yesterday and will resume on Friday. No further comment can be made at this stage.

ENDS

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