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Launched in October 1964, Compass was the first local programme to provide regular coverage of politically sensitive topics. Alongside the job of reporting on the news from a NZ perspective, Compass was the first to file comprehensive news reports from overseas. The controversial banning of a programme on the changeover to decimal currency became a flashpoint in 1966. This led to the high profile resignation of producer Gordon Bick. Compass can now be seen as the forerunner to Close Up, Foreign Correspondent and more recently Sunday.
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1966 |
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10:03 |
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11:06 |
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10:45 |
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09:27 |
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10:11 |
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09:34 |
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08:21 |
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06:29 |
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00:44 |
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1966 |
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05:30 |
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06:21 |
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06:38 |
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