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AM co-host Lloyd Burr says he has “no regrets” about getting bariatric surgery and the impacts it had on his life. The former FM host had the surgery done in...

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OPINION NZ’s CEO Christopher Luxon was on a roll this week. He put out his second quarterly “Action Plan for New Zealand”. It was a list of 36 “action...

National campaigned on the promise of getting the country back on track. How is it going?

Stuff reports: New Zealand's biggest ocean sanctuary is dead in the water, in a Winston Peters deal that has blindsided the Greens. The 620,000 sq km Kermadec Ocean Sanctuary, announced by John Key at the United Nations in 2015, was hailed around the world and passed its first reading in Parliament unopposed. But fishing companies and iwi bodies filed legal action

Radio NZ report: Sir John Key's dream of a vast ocean sanctuary around the Kermadec Islands has finally died, with work on legislation scrapped by the coalition government. The proposal was announced in 2015 by the then-prime minister to great international fanfare but quickly ran into opposition. A backlash from fishing companies and iwi bodies saw it put on ice

Public Service Targets are set for a comeback but with job cuts looming over ministries and agencies, unions fear public servants are only being asked to do more with less. Originally introduced by the John Key National government, the targets have led to improvements in the past - but that experience shows there are also risks.  In this week's Focus on Politics, Political Reporter Giles Dexter looks at the impending comeback of Better Public Services targets, one of the points in the ...

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The Country radio show has come a long way since its humble beginnings at the Gore Showgrounds in 1994. Then, host Jamie Mackay was happily commentating club...