AAP audio advisory 13Feb2002
AAP audio advisory
WEDNESDAY FEB 13 2002
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AAP MultiMedia +61 2 9322 8000-----------------------NSW Police Service executive director of human resources Edd Chadbourne says he believesa souring of his relationship with Commissioner Peter Ryan led to his dismissal yesterday.
Today, Nine NetworkDuration : 13.802-----------------------Executive director of human resources Edd Chadbourne says he was dumped without noticein a letter from the NSW deputy commissioner. Today, Nine Network.
Duration : 13.958-----------------------President of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Frank Pierson announcesthe nominees for best actress in the lead-up to the Oscars. AAPDuration : 22.167-----------------------Liberal MP Peter Slipper told reporters at parliament house he fully supported the governmentsstance on preventing the influx of illegal refugees. AAPDuration : 40.253-----------------------Labor MP Dick Adams told reporters at parliament house that Carmen Lawrence has been sincerein her stance. AAPDuration : 23.43-----------------------Community Services Commissioner Robert Fitzgerald says radical changes need to be madein the community services sector. Sunrise, Seven Network.
Duration : 92.719-----------------------Actress Marcia Gay Harden, announces the nominees for best actor in a lead-up to to the Oscars. APDuration : 19.447-----------------------Jennifer Connelly and Russell Crowe in scene from A Beautiful Mind. (For production purposes.) APDuration : 33.655-----------------------Opposition Leader Simon Crean says the Oscars competition is Australia versus New Zealand. AAPDuration : 22.911-----------------------Labor MP Dick Adams told reporters at parliament house that Australia needs to continuewith some form of mandatory detention. AAPDuration : 63.137-----------------------Liberal MP Warren Entsch tells reporters at parliament house today he would support anymove that protects Australian sovereignty. AAPDuration : 7.758-----------------------Opposition Leader Simon Crean told reporters at parliament house that Carmen Lawrencefollowed the party line at yesterday's rally. AAPDuration : 36.693-----------------------Labor MP Duncan Kerr tells reporters at parliament house today Labor policy on asylumseekers and refugees can be improved and there will be an opportunity for all party membersto contribute. AAPDuration : 24.74-----------------------Opposition Leader Simon Crean told reporters at parliament house a rally like yesterdaysis bound to attract lots of MP's. AAPDuration : 9.964-----------------------Labor MP Duncan Kerr told reporters at parliament house the recent news of spying mayincrease interest in the situation. AAPDuration : 17.859-----------------------Defence expert Dr Michael McKinley says the issue of a Norwegian ship being tapped lastyear is an issue of national not global importance. Sunrise, Seven NewsDuration : 30.629-----------------------Opposition Leader Simon Crean tells reporters at parliament house today the governmenthas to provide some answers on the MS Tampa spying questions. AAPDuration : 19.86-----------------------National Party MP Kay Hull tells reporters at parliament house today there is no needto alarm the public with spying claims because nothing has been proven yet. AAPDuration : 13.259-----------------------Opposition Leader Simon Crean tells reporters at parliament house today Labor wants tomake life easier for small business. AAPDuration : 46.748-----------------------Investors collected profits on Wall Street today, ever aware of the uncertain economyand taking no chances after two days of sizable gains. Doug Whiteman reports. APDuration : 50.755-----------------------Opposition Leader Simon Crean tells reporters Labor will be using parliament today topursue the government over claims of spying on Australia citizens for political advantage.
AAPDuration : 53.483-----------------------Labor MP Kelvin Thomson tells reporters at parliament house in Canberra that Labor hasmade it clear it supports some form of mandatory detention. AAPDuration : 11.8-----------------------Fantasy, schizophrenia and a 19th century musical are among plots of movies nominatedfor the best picture Oscar. Rosalie Fox reports. APDuration : 40.049-----------------------NSW Anti-discrimination Board president Chris Puplick says homosexual students and teachersare having real difficulties in the school system. AAPDuration : 54.153-----------------------Australian Chef de Mission Ian Chesterman says Jacqui Cooper's injury will put her outof the Winter Olympics but the rest of the team still have a job to do. AAPDuration : 43.545-----------------------Australian Chef de Mission Ian Chesterman says injured skier Jacqui Cooper will need aknee operation and will return to Australia to have it. He says Cooper already is talkingabout the next Olympics. AAPDuration : 34.737-----------------------Australian Winter Olympics team doctor Peter Braun describes freestyle skier Jacqui Cooper'sinjury and says there's no way she will be able to compete. AAPDuration : 42.206-----------------------Australian Chef de Mission Ian Chesterman says freestyle aerial skier Jacqui Cooper willneed a total knee reconstruction after a fall and is out of the Winter Olympics. AAPDuration : 18.506-----------------------The mother of a boy whose paedophile attacker's suspended sentence in Western Australiawill be appealed says she hopes this time he gets 20 years in jail. AAPDuration : 10.568-----------------------Captain Trent Barrett says St George Illawarra understands how emotional it will be forSouth Sydney when they return to rugby league in Saturday night's Charity Shield. AAPDuration : 16.539-----------------------The mother of a boy whose paedophile attacker got a suspended sentence in Western Australiasays the sentencing judge should go into a different line of work. AAPDuration : 16.078-----------------------Australia's young cricketer of the year Shane Watson says the last few weeks have beenamazing, including a phone-call from skipper Steve Waugh and says he is looking forwardto this month's tour of South Africa.
Duration : 8.942-----------------------The mother of a paedophile's victim says she's ecstatic the court will speed up an appealhearing on the offender's sentence. She's been camping on Perth's main street to try toget a speedy hearing. AAPDuration : 12.983-----------------------Australian limited-overs cricketer of the year Ricky Ponting says he's happy with hisoverall one-day form but wants to get greater consistency into his game. AAPDuration : 18.808-----------------------Allan Border Medallist Matthew Hayden says captain Steve Waugh has been a supporter formany years and it was fitting to pay him tribute at the medal ceremony. AAPDuration : 21.353-----------------------St George Illawarra captain Trent Barrett says he expects South Sydney to play hard butwithin the rules when they return to rugby league in Saturday night's Charity Shield.
AAPDuration : 14.189-----------------------WA's Director of Liquor Licensing, Hugh Highman, says people under the influence of alcoholcan't make rational decisions about how much they should have and how much they shouldallocate from their credit card to spend on it. AAPDuration : 15.025-----------------------NSW Police Minister Michael Costa says putting all cops on the beat is a significant relocationof police resources out of head office, out of the bureaucracy and onto the streets. AAPDuration : 8.057-----------------------Best Actress favourite Halle Berry says she hopes all the Oscars nomination talk aboutMonster's Ball will draw audiences to the independent film. APDuration : 20.61-----------------------Governor-General Peter Hollingworth says the government will introduce laws to ban compulsoryunion fees, ensure secret ballots before strikes and establish fair dismissal procedures.
AAPDuration : 16.544-----------------------Brisbane Lions coach Leigh Matthews says the club feels using intravenous drips at gamesis all right, but it will naturally abide by the AFL's ban. He says the stiff penaltiesthe league has introduced for IV use are unnecessary. AAPDuration : 23.547-----------------------Maritime Union of Australia federal secretary Paddy Crumlin says the federal governmentis going to have to come clean on the monitoring of the union's phone calls and callsto the MS Tampa. AAPDuration : 50.478-----------------------Sydney haematologist Tim Brighton says subsidising the new DVT treatment drug will allowit to be used generally. AAPDuration : 6.382-----------------------AAP economist Garry Josling says underlying demand for new housing in Australia has probablypeaked, despite a surge in lending for construction of new homes in December, which isrevealed in figures released today. AAPDuration : 144.221-----------------------Maritime Union of Australia federal secretary Paddy Crumlin says monitoring of the union'sphone by a government agency was probably in place before the MS Tampa made the news lastyear. AAPDuration : 56.657-----------------------Governor-General Peter Hollingworth, opening parliament, says the Prime Minister willconvene a summit of state and territory leaders in April to consider issues of nationalsecurity and international law enforcement. AAPDuration : 28.097-----------------------Maritime Union of Australia federal secretary Paddy Crumlin says the monitoring of theunion's phone calls to the MS Tampa by a government agency last year raises serious questions,like whether the monitoring is still going on. AAPDuration : 38.81
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