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Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown on his prefered location for a second Harbour crossing, and how he'll celebrate his 80th birthday this weekend.
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Engingeering NZ CEO Richard Templer says while the timeframe is frustrating, a project as big as a second harbour crossing has to be done correctly.
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Panelists Simon Bridges and Carmen Vicelich discuss where Auckland might build another harbour crossing, and the opening of NZ Fashion Week.
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Trip Notes Podcast host Lorna Riley on NZ's favourite local desinations and which airport is now the world's busiest.
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Labour leader Chris Hipkins says he will be saying 'no' to the various tax policies being proposed by his potential coalition partners.
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says he's opposed to the Government's business case plan, and says it should go to tender right away.
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Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop insists Cabinet signed off on second Auckland harbour crossing approach, despite Winston Peters saying he opposed it.
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Earthquake expert Jennifer Eccles says the Alpine fault in New Zealand is expected to create an earthquake within 50 years.
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Gorilla Technology CEO Paul Spain says an expected IPO by Claude maker Anthropic would mark a serious turning point for the technology industry.
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Music journalist Marty Duda says the accused Duane Davis was allegedly driving the car, but didn't pull the trigger to kill Tupac Shakur.
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