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Did Donald Trump give up military exercises in South Korea, an American military presence on that peninsula, without telling either the South Koreans and other allies, or getting much in the way of a return from Kim Jong Un.

Did Donald Trump give up military exercises in South Korea, an American military presence on that peninsula, without telling either the South Koreans and other allies, or getting much in the way of a return from Kim Jong Un. The Government has just revealed its plans for Waikeria Prison.

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A Norwegian study of more than 730,000 standardised test results in men has found noticeable IQ decline since 1975. What our panellist Diane Robertson and Andrew Frame want to talk about today. It was announced today by the PM that the Mission will get $16.7 million from the Government to fund new drug and alcohol addiction treatment facilities. Listener email - I'm very happy I did go private, since I got excellent care and I'm lucky I had the money put away to enable me to do this. What does cheese me off though is: Why do I have to pay GST on this? There's the increased sophistication of emails purporting to be from legitimate providers, often offering rewards.

We reported yesterday that Woodville residents are being plagued with random, undiagnosable disconnections when they use the internet, no matter what provider they use.

What our panellist Miriama Aoake and Neil Miller want to talk about today.

The Chinese city of X'ian has introduced a special pedestrian lane exclusively for slow-walking smartphone users.

A new report says early intervention is the best way to steer children away from crime. The findings are nothing new - academics have been beating this drum for three decades - but little has changed in that time. Dr Alison Sutherland joins us to talk over a similar report she authored 15 years ago.

Winston Peters is going ahead with legal action against a bevvy of civil servants and Opposition MPs. Otago University's Andrew Geddis joins us to talk about his possible motives, and whether the soon-to-be Acting Prime Minister has a legal leg to stand on.