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Ben Smith: Former All Black playing his part on Super Saturday
Everybody is gearing up for Super Saturday tomorrow.
Jacinda Ardern is hoping we’ll get more than 100,000 jabs in arms.
Auckland needs several tens of thousands of jabs to reach that 90 per cent threshold.
There are prizes to be won, food to be had, and former All Blacks to cheer people on.
One of those former All Blacks is Ben Smith.
He told Heather du Plessis-Allan he’ll be helping from home.
“I’m doing a few phone calls to try and help the cause and make sure that people are getting out there and doing their bit to get vaccinated.”
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Jacinda Ardern is hoping we’ll get more than 100,000 jabs in arms.
Auckland needs several tens of thousands of jabs to reach that 90 per cent threshold.
There are prizes to be won, food to be had, and former All Blacks to cheer people on.
One of those former All Blacks is Ben Smith.
He told Heather du Plessis-Allan he’ll be helping from home.
“I’m doing a few phone calls to try and help the cause and make sure that people are getting out there and doing their bit to get vaccinated.”
LISTEN ABOVE
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By Newstalk ZBEverybody is gearing up for Super Saturday tomorrow.
Jacinda Ardern is hoping we’ll get more than 100,000 jabs in arms.
Auckland needs several tens of thousands of jabs to reach that 90 per cent threshold.
There are prizes to be won, food to be had, and former All Blacks to cheer people on.
One of those former All Blacks is Ben Smith.
He told Heather du Plessis-Allan he’ll be helping from home.
“I’m doing a few phone calls to try and help the cause and make sure that people are getting out there and doing their bit to get vaccinated.”
LISTEN ABOVE
Jacinda Ardern is hoping we’ll get more than 100,000 jabs in arms.
Auckland needs several tens of thousands of jabs to reach that 90 per cent threshold.
There are prizes to be won, food to be had, and former All Blacks to cheer people on.
One of those former All Blacks is Ben Smith.
He told Heather du Plessis-Allan he’ll be helping from home.
“I’m doing a few phone calls to try and help the cause and make sure that people are getting out there and doing their bit to get vaccinated.”
LISTEN ABOVE