Foot in mouth [videorecording].

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PictureLanguage: English Series: Dateline ; 23/2005Publication details: [Australia] SBS, c2008Description: 1 videodisc (DVD) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 inOther title:

Foot in mouth Gerry Adams interview ASIO powers

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636.08969 22

Summary: Dateline's Peter Martin investigates the decision by Australian government bureaucrats that risked a $13-billion catastrophe by allowing beef to be imported from Brazil - a country with a history of the dreaded foot-and-mouth disease. In late 2004, the government organization, Bio Security Australia permitted the Heinz company to import a shipment of beef from Brazil. Raising the question; how could they have allowed the importation without first investigating the situation in Brazil?

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Dateline's Peter Martin investigates the decision by Australian government bureaucrats that risked a $13-billion catastrophe by allowing beef to be imported from Brazil - a country with a history of the dreaded foot-and-mouth disease. In late 2004, the government organization, Bio Security Australia permitted the Heinz company to import a shipment of beef from Brazil. Raising the question; how could they have allowed the importation without first investigating the situation in Brazil?

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