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1 online resource (streaming video file) (34 min. 25 sec.) ; 208825215 bytes |
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BLUE MOUNTAINS RESIDENTS RETURN HOMEWeary firefighters in New South Wales have managed to avert a disaster on another day of horror conditions.LIVE FROM THE RURAL FIRE SERVICEEmma Alberici gets an update on the bushfire situation from reporter Jamelle WellsCASH INJECTIONThe federal budget has taken a $9 billion hit. The Treasurer has given a one-off grant to the Reserve Bank to help it deal with any major economic shocks.INTERVIEW WITH ANDREW FORREST, BUSINESSMAN AND PHILANTHROPISTAndrew Forest talks about indigenous employment, his decision to back Gina Rinehart's son in the court battle and his mother and his fight to end slave labour.STD EPIDEMICHealth experts say rates of chlamydia amoung young Australians have reached alarming levels.ACADEMY CADETS ESCAPE JAIL SENTENCESTwo defence cadets convicted over the Skype sex scandal have escaped a jail sentence |
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Broadcast 2013-10-23 at 22:35:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Antislavery movements.
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Budget deficits.
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Chlamydia infections.
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Forest fires -- Prevention and control.
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Indigenous peoples -- Social conditions.
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Sexually transmitted diseases -- Research.
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Australia.
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New South Wales.
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China.
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Streaming video
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Alberici, Emma, host
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Brewster, Kerry, reporter
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Gilbert, Ewan, reporter
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Glenday, James, reporter
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Om, Jason, reporter
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Wells, Jamelle, reporter
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