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The on-again / off-again meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un is on again, with experts suggesting South Korean officials may have nudged the American president back to the negotiating table.

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The New Zealand First Winston Peters will officially begin his tenure as stand-in Prime Minister once Jacinda Ardern arrives at hospital to give birth.

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The New Zealand First Winston Peters will officially begin his tenure as stand-in Prime Minister once Jacinda Ardern arrives at hospital to give birth. The Government will announce another working group today, on justice reform. We'll see what's in it. The on-again / off-again meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un is on again, with experts suggesting South Korean officials may have nudged the American president back to the negotiating table. Public health expert Mike Bedford says overcrowding stemming from financial pressure on parents, as well as out-dated minimum standards, are turning early childhood centres into childminding services.

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New Zealanders are still falling victim to scammers - to the tune of up to $500 million a year. Martin Cocker from Internet NZ joins us to discuss whether we should know better by now, or whether industrious scammers are staying one step ahead of the play.

We're joined by Rowena Fry, a resident of the small North Island town of Woodville which is experiencing regular and inexplicable internet outages, which both service and infrastructure providers are at a loss to explain.

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What the Panelists Lizzie Marvelly and Peter Dunne want to talk about.

New Zealand-based water bottlers are using lovely landscapes on their labels to make buyers imagine pristineness, sacred springs, mile-deep aquifers. What the Panelists Lizzie Marvelly and Peter Dunne want to talk about. New Zealanders are still falling victim to scammers - to the tune of up to $500 million a year. Martin Cocker from Internet NZ joins us to discuss whether we should know better by now, or whether industrious scammers are staying one step ahead of the play.

Auckland man Damien Grant is carrying on with plans for his annual commercial-scale fireworks display despite an outcry from neighbours who are worried about their pets and stock. Ros Rowe of Leg-Up Trust in Hawke's Bay knows the equine nature and tells us how horses react to sudden loud bangs and colourful outbursts in the night sky.