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QNN (queer news headlines) leads, with stories about moves to introduce gay marriage in Australia and Canada, and a dramatic rise in the number of HIV cases in New Zealand. Crew involved in Takatāpui, on Maori Television, promote their (new at the time) programme. The third part of this episode focuses on the first reading of the Civil Union Bill, on 24 June 2004. With still some confusion surrounding this, the workings of the bill are explained to viewers.
Queer Nation was the world's longest-running free-to-air factual television series for the lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender (LGBT) community. It ran for 11 seasons over nine years from 1996 and paved the way for other dedicated ...
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Television, 2005 (Full Length)
The Xmas special of the Takatāpui programme
Television, 2004 (Full Length)
Another Queer Nation episode
Television, 2002 (Full Length)
Another Queer Nation episode
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