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1 online resource (streaming video file) (31 min. 59 sec.) ; 193557907 bytes |
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AUSTRALIAN LAWYER'S FAMILY REFLECT ON LIBYAN RELEASEInterview with Mr and Mrs Taylor. They have spoken with their daughter Melinda, released from detention in Libya and reflect on the ordeal and its resolution.ABUSE STORIES HIGHLIGHT CONCERN FOR TOWNS LIKE TOOMELAH7.30 explores the failure of police and community services to stop child sex abuse in Toomelah.MINISTER RESPONDS TO TOOMELAH TROUBLESThe NSW Minister for Community Services Pru Goward reacts to concerns about support for remote centres such as Toomelah.YOUTH DRUG COURT CLOSURE SPARKS DEBATEThe NSW Youth Drug and Alcohol Court aimed to keep teenagers out of prison but was closed on Sunday starting debate about its effectiveness.CAMPBELL NEWMAN TAKES STOCK OF FIRST 100 DAYSQueensland's new Premier Campbell Newman has now held the office for 100 days, so how is he travelling? |
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Broadcast 2012-07-03 at 19:30:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Aboriginal Australians -- Alcohol use.
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Aboriginal Australians -- Housing.
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Aboriginal Australians -- Services for.
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Child sexual abuse -- Prevention.
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Trials (Espionage)
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Youth -- Drug use.
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Queensland.
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New South Wales.
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Libya.
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Streaming video
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Sales, Leigh, host
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Harvey, Adam, reporter
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Meldrum-Hanna, Caro, reporter
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Wordsworth, Matt, reporter
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Bean, Clive, contributor
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Bleijie, Jarrod, contributor
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Debus, Bob, contributor
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Duncan, Sharon, contributor
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Goward, Pru, contributor
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Haines, Alice, contributor
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Hannam, Hilary, contributor
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Hardgrave, Gary, contributor
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McGrady, Glynis, contributor
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Newman, Campbell, contributor
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Sinodinos, Arthur, contributor
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Sykes, Deborah, contributor
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Taylor, Janelle, contributor
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Taylor, John, contributor
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Miller, Melinda Taylor, contributor
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Underhill, Paul, contributor
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