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NZ News: by the numbers Thursday 22.10.09

A pretty average sort of a day. Evening news viewers almost topped a million, and Close Up did very well with its Under The Mountain interviews from yesterday's press day in Auckland.
23 Oct 2009
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A pretty average sort of a day. Evening news viewers almost topped a million, and Close Up did very well with its Under The Mountain interviews from yesterday’s press day in Auckland.

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