Mt Erebus Aftermath - Media in Disaster New Zealand Civil Defence [videorecording].

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PictureSubject: Discusses the media involvement in the Air New Zealand Crash on Mt Erebus on November 28, 1979 in which 275 people were killed. Focussing upon the recovery of the bodies and the role of the media and issues such as lack of Control and Command, the difficult and dangerous environment for the recovery team, media liaison, issuing of press releases, convergence of the media at the Police Operation Centres in Auckland and Wellington, Air New Zealand's public relations and the identification of 83% of the bodies leaving only 44 unidentified remains. 20 Mins

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Discusses the media involvement in the Air New Zealand Crash on Mt Erebus on November 28, 1979 in which 275 people were killed. Focussing upon the recovery of the bodies and the role of the media and issues such as lack of Control and Command, the difficult and dangerous environment for the recovery team, media liaison, issuing of press releases, convergence of the media at the Police Operation Centres in Auckland and Wellington, Air New Zealand's public relations and the identification of 83% of the bodies leaving only 44 unidentified remains. 20 Mins

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