Title 7.30: 13/06/12

Published Australia : ABC, 2012

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Description 1 online resource (streaming video file) (28 min. 19 sec.) ; 171211226 bytes Summary MELINDA TAYLOR'S PARENTS REFLECT ON HER LIBYAN DETENTIONSouth African farmers and scientists suggest the only way to save the endangered rhino is to legalise trade in the animal's horn.E-HEALTH FACES LEGAL AND PRIVACY CHECK UPThe new financial year brings a new health system allowing electronic medical records but there are legal and privacy concerns around the scheme.SCIENTISTS CALL FOR LEGAL RHINO HORN TRADESouth African farmers and scientists suggest the only way to save the endangered rhino is to legalise trade in the animal's horn Event Broadcast 2012-06-13 at 19:30:00 Notes Classification: NC Subject Dehorning. Indictments. Prisoners, Foreign -- Legal status, laws, etc. Rhinoceros horn industry. Spies. South Africa. Libya. Queensland -- Brisbane. Form Streaming video Author Sales, Leigh, host Ewart, Heather, reporter Stein, Ginny, reporter Brebner, Kirsty, contributor Carr, Bob, contributor Freeman, Barry, contributor Haikerwal, Mukesh, contributor Hambleton, Steve, contributor Harper, Cindy, contributor Hume, John R, contributor Puplick, Chris, contributor Taylor, Janelle, contributor Taylor, John, contributor Toit, Kobus du, contributor van Zijil Langhout, Martine, contributor

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