ONE NEWS. 09/11/2006

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2006
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Series
ONE NEWS
Place of production
New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories
Television
Duration
1:00:00
Broadcast Date
09/11/2006
Production company
TELEVISION NEW ZEALAND

News, sport and weather.

US Midterm Elections have given the Democrats control of Congress, and US Secretary of Defence Donald Rumsfeld has quit. Tim Wilson (One News); Donald Rumsfeld (US Secretary of Defence); George W. Bush (US President); Keith Miller (NBC News); Dr Gamal Abdel Gawad (Al Ahram Strategic Studies Centre).

Former Electricity Commissioner Roy Hemmingway claims he was sacked because he wouldn't bend to political pressure. Guyon Espiner (Political Editor); Roy Hemmingway (Former Electricity Commissioner); David Parker (Minister of Energy); Michael Cullen (Finance Minister).

After the rejection of a bill to raise the drinking age to 20, the Government is looking at ways to prosecute those who supply alcohol to underage drinkers. Ben Tornquist (Political Reporter); Kimball Thomson (New World Manager); Damien O'Conner (Associate Health Minister); Mike MacAvoy (Alcohol Advisory Council).

The Government will soon announce its preference for a stadium for the 2011 Rugby World Cup, expected to be a waterfront stadium. Hannah Hodson (One News); John Alexander (Eden Park Trust Board CEO); Michael Cullen (Finance Minister); Trevor Mallard (Minister of Sport).

The NZQA will allow students to use text language on exams. Bali Haque (NZQA); Denis Pyatt (Papanui High School Principal); Marie Elder (Wellington High School).

Doctors are warning of the potential risk for patients if a radiographers strike takes place tomorrow. Lorelei Mason (Health Correspondent); Peter Dunmill (Patient); Dr Nigel Millar (Canterbury DHB); Andrew Smith (Radiographer).

Fiji's Military Commander has snubbed the Great Council of Chiefs as they met to discuss ways to defuse a potential military coup. Barbara Dreaver (Pacific Islands Correspondent); Adi Utia Qionibaravi (Ministry of Fijian Affairs).

Israel has mistakenly fired shells into Palestinian civilian homes. Wilf Dinnick (ABC News).

A massive haul of opium has been destroyed in Afghanistan.