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SPORTSNIGHT - DUNLOP TYRES SPORTSNIGHT PROGRAMME 6 - SPORTSNIGHT

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1996
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TZP166544
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Year
1996
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TZP166544
Media type
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Series
SPORTSNIGHT
Categories
News & Production
Duration
061:40
Broadcast Date
22/02/1996
Production company
TVNZ
Credits
PRESENTER: Peter Montgomery
PRESENTER: April Ieremia
REPORTER: Stephen Stuart
REPORTER: Peter Overton
REPORTER: Martin Tasker
REPORTER: Bernadine Oliver-Kerby
REPORTER: Grant Nisbett
REPORTER: Mark Sainsbury
REPORTER: Phil Jones
REPORTER: Terry Baddoo
REPORTER: Murray Deaker
REPORTER: Peter Montgomery

A news sports programme tonight featuring Waikato Chiefs beat Auckland Blues 22-21 in rugby union friendly game in Albany tonight, Australia beat Western Samoa 30 nil in opening game of World Nines rugby league tournament in Suva, highlights first round Canon Challenge golf tournament in Australia, Jennifer Capriati returns to tennis after undergoing drug rehabilitation and beats Kristie Boogert in WTA tournament in Germany, Keith Pritchett appointed new All Whites soccer coach, light-hearted look at hair-styles of New Zealand Cricket World Cup team, New Zealand cricket team discuss performance, Martin Crowe discusses management style of coach Glenn Turner, Peter Turner in Sleepyhead wins race three of 1996 offshore powerboat series off Maraetai Beach, Marnie McGuire talks about her objectives on qualifying for United States professional circuit, Dennis Conner discusses America's Cup and Etchells yachting regatta and Chris Sayer fulfils a dream of building his own boat which he will sail in two handed Round the North Island race on Sunday.