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Rugby World Cup, 1999, NZ vs South Africa. 1999-11-05. 9:10-10:50

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1999
Reference
234969
Media type
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Year
1999
Reference
234969
Media type
Audio
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Series
New Zealand on Air collection
Categories
Nonfiction radio programs
Radio programs
Radio sports events
Sound recordings
Duration
02:02:31
Broadcast Date
05 Nov 1999
Credits
RNZ Collection
Brooke, Robin (b.1966), Commentator
Jones, Ian, 1967-, Commentator
Randell, Taine, 1974-, Interviewee
LEE, Graeme, Interviewee
Radio Sport, Broadcaster

1999 World Cup Rugby was held in the UK, France and Ireland from October 3 to November 7, 1999.
The semi-final match between New Zealand and South Africa held at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, Wales, on 4.11.99. Recorded from 9.10am to 10.50am, New Zealand time, kick off at 9am. Already into the game, rugby commentary from New Zealand Super 12 rugby player, Robin Brooke and former New Zealand rugby union player, Ian Jones. At half time South Africa lead 16-12. South Africa wins the game 22-18 taking third place, leaving New Zealand in forth for the 1999 Rugby World Cup. Interviews with captain of South African team, Joost van der Westhuizen and All Blacks captain, Taine Randell. Radio commercials follow.

[01:40:46] Radio Sport ends. An interview with Catholic priest, father Chanel Houlihan regarding the issue of sex offenders and protocols within the church [unidentified female host]. Music from the Beatles and The Drifters. Interview with the Minister of Internal Affairs, Graeme Lee discussing the latest figures in gambling debt and how the New Zealand government proposes to address it.