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Letters: Mistakes in Covid response, lockdown fatigue and Auckland weather 4 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 8 minutes to read Should Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern apologise to the Botany KFC worker who claims she has been unfairly criticised? Photo / Mark Mitchell, File NZ Herald Piling on criticism The demand from the KFC rule breaker that the Prime Minister apologises to her personally, because she thought the messaging wasnt "clear enough" tells you everything you need to know the how and the ...

Montana Morning State News Headlines for Monday, March 1 Hamilton man shot and killed on Friday night. Hamilton Police Chief Ryan Oster said as of Saturday no one was in custody and the victims name was not identified. DUIs and drugs dominate last weeks crime report from Missoula County Attorney Kirsten Pabst, who appeared on Fridays Talk Back program. KGVO spoke to Montana Public Service Commissioner Jennifer Fielder about the energy situation in Montana, as well as in Texas. Mostly sunny in w...

Robyn Driscoll, a former Montana State legislator, is the current Chair of the Montana Democratic Party.

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Allowing its customers to purchase vehicles entirely or partially with Bitcoin is potentially one way of differentiating Tesla from other auto manufacturers. But this in and of itself is not a sustainable business strategy.  Your solar roof: The ultimate idle money game Besides cars, Teslas other significant business involves solar panels, solar roofs, and batteries. The batteries are used in their cars and provide power storage for their residential solar systems, sold as...

Whenever a statewide elected official agrees to take phone calls from listeners on a local talk show, the lines are jammed.

Michigan lawmakers have again proposed expungement legislation to allow drunken drivers to clear their criminal records.

Noted Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness specialist Dr. Peter Marghella appeared on Wednesday’s KGVO Talk Back show to provide an update on the COVID 19 pandemic.

Sean Plunket departs MediaWorks radio station Magic Talk 10 Feb, 2021 01:25 AM 3 minutes to read Controversial talkback host Sean Plunket has announced he will be leaving Magic Talk and MediaWorks. NZ Herald Controversial talkback host Sean Plunket has announced he will be leaving his Magic Talk radio show and MediaWorks. New MediaWorks CEO Cam Wallace said today: "Sean has hosted Magic Talk afternoons over the past two years and I would like to thank him for his significant contribution to th...

Governor Gianforte Answers Questions on Talk Back Show His first monthly visit on Thursdays Talk Back show was busy with callers for questions for Governor Greg Gianforte, one of the few public officials who welcomes calls during media appearances. One of the first questions dealt with new President Joe Biden and Congress and possible moves to limit Montanans’ right to keep and bear arms, to which Gianforte said he would work with other state officials not to let that happen. “There are a n...