ONE NEWS. 01/02/2004

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2004
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Series
ONE NEWS
Place of production
New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories
Television
Duration
1:00:00
Broadcast Date
01/02/2004
Production company
TELEVISION NEW ZEALAND

The rape claims by Louise Nicholas against three Rotorua police officers appear to have gained credence as new evidence comes to light.
Louise Nicholas (Rape Complainant); Carolyn Butcher (Former Policewoman); Rex Miller (Former Detective Chief Inspector); Helen Clark (PM - Labour); Rob Robinson (Police Commissioner).

There is a call to ban imports of poultry products from Asia as a result of the bird flu.
Sue Kedgley (Green MP).

Labour MP Dianne Yates is trying to introduce a Private Member's Bill to ban dog docking.
Voxpop (Dog Owners); Ron Valli (Dog Owner); Helen Stride (Cocker Spaniel Club); Virginia Williams (Vet Association); Dianne Yates (Labour MP); Ray Greer (Kennel Club President).

The charges against former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein have been outlined

Up to 2 million Muslims have travelled to Saudi Arabia for the annual Haj Pilgrimage to Mecca.

Nine Trans-Atlantic flights have been cancelled due to a fear of terrorist attacks.
Voxpop (Passengers); Philip Baum (Aviation Security Expert).

Cheap flights between NZ and Fiji have other Pacific Islands concerned that their tourism and airline industries will suffer.
Voxpop; Richard Gates (Former Polynesian Airlines Chief Executive); Robert Woonton (Cook Islands PM); David Vaeafe (Samoa Tourist Authority); Chris Wong (Cook Islands Tourism).