ONE 6PM NEWS & HOLMES. 17/06/1994

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1994
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Rights Information
Year
1994
Reference
F235021
Media type
Moving image
Item unavailable online
Series
ONE NETWORK NEWS / HOLMES
Place of production
New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories
Television
Duration
1:01:51
Production company
Television New Zealand
Credits
Newsreader: Judy Bailey
Newsreader: Richard Long
Presenter: Paul Holmes

One Network News headlines:

Has the deadlock in the ferry dispute been broken? A legal challenge is postponed after New Zealand Rail and the unions make some progress during secret talks.

The result of a high-speed chase In Whangarei: Two officers are injured and four police cars damaged. The police are to take a look at their driving policy and training for high-spreed pursuits following concern over this and similar accidents.

Jimmy Carter’s intervention wins an important concession from North Korea. After talking with the former US president North Korean leaders have decided not to expel nuclear inspectors from their installations.

Martin Crowe makes a triumphant return to Lord’s Cricket Ground, London

Holmes:

The Auckland water crisis continues. ‘Holmes’ details the surprising, and possibly dangerous, lengths people are going to to save water. Leader of the Opposition Helen Clark has requested an independent audit of the building of the Waikato pipeline proposed as a solution to the drought. She talks to Holmes as does Craig Little of the Regional Services Trust.

A debate rages over the appropriate site for the proposed new Wellington sports stadium.