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Ian Mune is Leo Moynihan, secretary of the carpenters’ union, who — with orange mini and leather jacket — has to navigate the shark-infested waters of 70s industrial relations. In this episode, earthquake regulations, a shifty minister and stand-over tactics from worksite agitators, count amongst Moynihan’s workplace problems. At home he has to introduce lecturer girlfriend Sarah to his young son. The NZ-Australia co-production (with ABC) was the first drama series made by TV One’s drama department. It won Feltex awards for best drama and Mune’s performance.
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Television, 1970 (Full Length)
A real life union dispute mediated by Brian Edwards
Television, 1975 (Full Length Episode)
Pioneer TV drama from the mid 70s on which Jane Galletly was also a writer
Television, 1993 (Full Length)
Documentary featuring Ian Mune working with drama students
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Trevor Ayson
Posted at 06.48AM - 10.12.2010
Just a wee correction. Moynihan drove a Austin/Morris 1100/1300, not a Mini.