Talk:Wahine disaster
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"New Zealand television news broadcast the drama as it happened" ??
I'm not sure NZ TV had a network capable of broadcasting live in 1968. The Wellington News aired the delayed footage on 10 April at 7PM but the rest of the country had to wait till the next day when the film was flown to Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin.
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Andrew
[edit] References
I removed 2 references which appeared to be bullshit. One of them was "The Wahine: Did it really happen" which sounded like a strange title to me (who doubts it happened?) so I searched and couldn't find anything either on Google or the national library. I came back to remove it and then realised the next title referenced was Believe Me. It appears someone thought they would be funny [2] Nil Einne 12:03, 20 March 2007 (UTC)
