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1 online resource (streaming video file) (29 min. 43 sec.) ; 179617931 bytes |
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FORMER AUSTRALIAN CRICKET CAPTAIN SAYS NO COUNTRY CLEAR OF MATCH-FIXING TAINTTestimony from a cricket player to the sport's international governing body could expose match-fixing in the sport, with New Zealand's Lou Vincent allegedly naming 12 players involved, and former Australian captain Ian Chappell says no country can guarantee it hasn't been affected.MATCH-FIXING IN INDIA 'NO SURPRISE' SAYS FORMER CRICKET CHIEFMatch-fixing in India may be no surprise but other recent claims are, and caution around claims in Australia is needed, says former International Cricket Council CEO Malcolm Speed.STUDENT PROTESTS PRESS GOVERNMENT TO DEFEND EDUCATION POLICYStudent protests across Australia and unclear comments from Prime Minister Tony Abbott about fees have forced the Government to defend its policy changes.JUMPS RACING DEATHS RAISE QUESTIONS ABOUT SPORTThe deaths of horses during this jumps racing season have got critics asking whether people will continue to watch the sport and questioning the industry's priorities, and a warning that this story contains vision some may find confronting |
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Broadcast 2014-05-22 at 19:30:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Budget -- Government policy.
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Cricket -- Corrupt practices.
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Cricket matches.
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Horse racing.
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Student protesters.
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Education -- Government policy.
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New Zealand.
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Australia.
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Streaming video
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Ferguson, Sarah, host
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Bowden, Tracy, reporter
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Mann, Alex, reporter
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Morris, Madeleine, reporter
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Chapman, Bruce, contributor
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Davis, Glyn, contributor
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Nelson, Frances, contributor
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Osborne, Anthony, contributor
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Pyne, Christopher, contributor
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Speed, Malcolm, contributor
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Vann, Andrew, contributor
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