Newshub - Hilary Barry's last TV3 bulletin (excerpt, 27 May 2016)

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Newshub - Hilary Barry's last TV3 bulletin (excerpt, 27 May 2016)

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Hilary Barry was in her early 20s when she began reporting for TV3 in 1993. Twenty-three years later she left the network, after more than a decade co-presenting its prime time bulletin. In this excerpt from her last TV3 bulletin, newsreader Mike McRoberts gives an emotional farewell speech. A best of Barry video package shows her drinking a Spam smoothie for an early story, laughing about an "emergency defecation situation", and reporting from Christchurch and South Africa. Barry later spoke...

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2016

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https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/hilary-barry-leaves-tv3-2016

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3 news / three news / hilary barry / newsreader / last day of work / farewell / tears / nelson mandela / christchurch quake / christchurch earthquake / laughter / live television / pretoria / mary tyler moore / pig

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