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The Ralston Group - 8 August 1991
Television (Full Length Episode) – 1991
Sixty-nine positions in 60 seconds: now it sounds like the National Party caucus, but I'm talking sex!– Bill Ralston introduces a segment on Nightline's controversial screening of a sex positions reel
They can switch it off, just like the Māori news …– Trevor de Cleene on sex on TV
It's very easy to cross the floor and let your mates down and get into the media. If that fellow [Michael] Laws wants to do something about it, he should resign from the National Party and become an independent. At least Jim Anderton had the guts to do it.– Ex MP Trevor de Cleene
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