AAP audio advisory 06Aug2002 - repeat
AAP audio advisory
TUESDAY AUG 06 2002
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AAP MultiMedia +61 2 9322 8000-----------------------The Australian stock market ended the day in negative territory, caught up in the gloomthat has enveloped Wall Street. Garry Josling reports. AAPDuration : 317.36-----------------------AFL Adelaide Crows utility Tyson Edwards says one more win will guarantee the Crows aspot in the finals. AAPDuration : 20.037-----------------------Queensland Senator John Cherry says he's confident the Australian Democrats will get theiract together once again. AAPDuration : 16.463-----------------------Russell Morton, the Australian principal of the Christian school in Pakistan, says hecan't understand why those who are working to help the country have been targeted. AAPDuration : 14.905-----------------------UN secretary-general Kofi Annan says it would be unwise to attack Iraq while the MiddleEast conflict continues to rage. APDuration : 9.797-----------------------Doctor Jakob Adler, medical adviser to the Israeli government, says there's no evidenceof actual hunger or starvation among Palestinian children, only that they're not receivingthe right kind of food and nutrients. APDuration : 18.677-----------------------Former Kangaroos AFL captain Wayne Carey tells the Fox Footy Channel a lot of untrue thingshave been published about his affair with a teammate's wife. AAPDuration : 24.441-----------------------Doctor Susan Abu Ter from a UN children's clinic in Bethlehem, says the problem of malnourishedPalestinian children is getting worse. APDuration : 22.229-----------------------Transport Minister John Anderson says the new airline REX will be good for regional communities. AAPDuration : 34.294-----------------------Australiawide chief executive Michael Jones says the new airline couldn't have got offthe ground without the help of John Anderson. AAPDuration : 32.216-----------------------Israeli government adviser Danny Ayalon tells reporters in Washington that Israel willcontinue to seek peace despite the latest Middle East violence. APDuration : 22.229-----------------------Former Kangaroos AFL captain Wayne Carey tells the Fox Footy Channel the affair with ateammate's wife that cost him his job is a private matter and nothing to do with the public.
AAPDuration : 37.101-----------------------Another fall in share prices has pushed debt market yields even lower. Garry Josling reports. AAPDuration : 198.109-----------------------Australiawide chief executive Michael Jones says despite naysayers, the new airline isin for the long-haul. AAPDuration : 17.878-----------------------Federal Transport Minister John Anderson says the government is committed to supportingnew airline Regional Express. AAPDuration : 31.891-----------------------Israeli foreign minister Shimon Peres tells a news conference in Cairo that Israel wouldlike Middle East violence to end and talking to begin. APDuration : 16.741-----------------------Egyptian foreign minister Ahmed Maher tells a news conference in Cairo that only talkscan resolve the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, and not further violence.
APDuration : 18.311-----------------------Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson says he is confident the Reserve Bank of Australiawill consider the drought when making decisions on interest rates. He says the droughtis the worst he has seen. AAPDuration : 27.843-----------------------Egyptian foreign minister Ahmed Maher tells a news conference in Cairo that Israel mustaddress the root causes of the Middle East conflict. APDuration : 25.782-----------------------WA Agriculture Department entomologist Peter Davis explains how a Perth house will befumigated after the discovery of an exotic termite. AAPDuration : 35.389-----------------------WA Agriculture Department entomologist Peter Davis says an exotic termite discovered ina Perth house is a serious pest. AAPDuration : 18.27-----------------------Foreign Affairs Minister Alexander Downer says Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein must allowweapons inspectors in the country, if he doesn't want to be attacked. ABC TVDuration : 48.777-----------------------Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer says the government is concerned by the riskto Australians following an attack on a Christian school in Pakistan. ABC TVDuration : 35.562-----------------------Former AFL North Melbourne skipper Wayne Carey, on the Fox Footy Channel, says Kelli Stevensfollowed him into the toilet, during the now-infamous incident in which their affair wasdiscovered. AAPDuration : 29.787-----------------------Disgraced AFL star Wayne Carey, speaking on the Fox Footy Channel, describes the logicbehind his decision to have an affair with his best friend's wife. AAPDuration : 11.394-----------------------Iraqi foreign minister Naji Sabri says he doesn't understand why the Bush administrationhas rejected Iraq's offer to let members of Congress tour suspected biological, chemicaland nuclear weapons sites. APDuration : 18.677-----------------------Israeli foreign minister Shimon Peres tells a news conference in Cairo that terroristattacks hurt Palestinians, too. APDuration : 24.11-----------------------The Australian principal of Murree Christian School in Pakistan, Russell Morton, saysgunmen who attacked his school for expatriate children are doing Pakistan no good. APDuration : 12.59-----------------------Swimmer Ian Thorpe says he's not chasing accolades through his sport, nor is he tryingto better previous champions. AAPDuration : 15.391-----------------------Australian swimming champion Ian Thorpe says he'd be happy to return to Manchester forany future sporting events. AAPDuration : 20.312-----------------------The Australian stock market remained stuck in negative territory at noon amid gloom overanother slump on Wall Street overnight. Garry Josling reports. AAPDuration : 157.962-----------------------Prime Minister John Howard says he doesn't like the idea of military conflict and anyUS request for military help against Iraq would be considered against the national interesttest. AAPDuration : 36.431-----------------------Prime Minister John Howard rejects suggestions his government is using the threat of waragainst Iraq to gain political mileage. (longer version) AAPDuration : 45.593-----------------------Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association technical director Bill Hamilton says he doesn'tbelieve the airline, to fly as Regional Express, or REX, will survive. ABC RadioDuration : 24.18-----------------------Former Hazelton airlines owner Max Hazelton says there is little doubt the new Australiawideairline faces a bumpy ride, because of expanding operating costs. ABC RadioDuration : 22.08-----------------------Barry Lock, from the Christian school in Pakistan which was stormed by armed gunmen, tellsABC radio the attack fortuitously occurred when few people were in outside buildings.
AAPDuration : 22.777-----------------------Democrats senator Andrew Bartlett says the Australian Democrats have called on Prime MinisterJohn Howard to ensure there is a comprehensive debate before any action is taken againstIraq. Sunrise, Seven NetworkDuration : 32.979-----------------------Democrats Senator Andrew Bartlett says the Australian Democrats were clearly not in agood position electorally but had shown they had the ability to survive. Sunrise, SevenNetworkDuration : 36.857-----------------------Australian Democrats leader Natasha Stott Despoja says she does want renegade senatorAndrew Murray to return to the fold. AAPDuration : 6.992-----------------------Prime Minister John Howard rejects suggestions his government is using the threat of waragainst Iraq to gain political mileage. AAPDuration : 9.499-----------------------Former AFL Kangaroos captain Wayne Carey tells Fox Footy Channel that he's come to theconclusion that he wants to play again. AAPDuration : 36.442-----------------------Former AFL Kangaroos captain Wayne Carey tells the Fox Footy Channel he was with the clubfor a long time and still considers himself a part of it, however realises he does haveto move on. AAPDuration : 47.263-----------------------The Australian principal of Murree Christian School, Russell Morton, says anyone who thinksthings like an attack on his school will help Pakistan is crazy. APDuration : 28.824-----------------------UN secretary-general Kofi Annan says the security council might send its chief weaponsinspector to Iraq for talks on how weapons inspections would be conducted. APDuration : 19.507-----------------------Clubless AFL star Wayne Carey tells the Fox Footy Channel that money is not an issue inhis search for a new team and a fresh start. AAPDuration : 36.134-----------------------Wall Street's hopes for a turnaround dimmed today after another dose of disappointingeconomic news sent the Dow Jones industrials down more than 270 points. Doug Whitemanreports. APDuration : 51.015
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