OM DENNE EPISODE
National wants to cut benefits for people who have been on welfare for two out of the last three years in a move they say will rip half a billion out of the welfare system Louise Upston joined Guyon Espiner. The falling Kiwi dollar is pushing up the cost of living.David Seymour joined us on his claim that currency crunch is partly the world reacting to what he calls a dumpster fire of election campaign policy. And the ethics of being a billionaire: it's emerged as a campaign question and Tamatha Paul from the Greens joined Guyon with her answer.
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What Israel's Pacific Islands Forum partnership means for NZ; Former National minister questions Luxon's Opportunity stance; Wellness and recovery become big business for gyms.
An update on the latest news and results from RNZ's sports team.
The fitness industry is booming at the moment, and wellness and recovery is a growing part of what gyms are offering, alongside traditional exercise spaces. Les Mills New Zealand chief executive Brett Sutton spoke to Guyon Espiner.
An update on the latest news from RNZ's rural team.
The latest news from Australia with correspondent Amanda Copp in Canberra.
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