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National treasure Suzy Cato has collaborated with other Kiwi musicians to bring us “The Totally Awesome Kiwi Kids Album”! For those who want to get their hands on a copy, the album is out on the 16th of November and will be available in all good music stores!
We love celebrating your special days with you! Happy Wednesday whānau.
James Stapley, from Francesca’s Kitchen in Wanaka, joined us to talk all things Italian food and about the restaurant’s new, self-titled book. And we’ve got a copy to give away! Let us know your favourite Italian dish to cook at home and we’ll pick a winner tomorrow!
JM Barrie wrote “All children, except one, grow up” in reference to Peter Pan, but here on Breakfast we know another person who never really grew up… our very own reporter India Leishman! She headed to Auckland’s Civic Theatre to chat with the cast and crew of the hit show 'Peter Pan Goes Wrong’.
“If you are worried, act quickly.” Meningococcal W has claimed the lives of six people over the past year and the number of cases is on the rise. Here's how to spot the symptoms...
‘The least we can do for the families’ – Greymouth mayor talks Pike River re-entry
Tony Kokshoorn spoke to Breakfast this morning about the mood in the West Coast following news of plans for re-entry.
‘You don’t just leave your loved one behind – Anna Osborne tells John Campbell about eight-year fight for husband
Milton Osborne was one of 29 men who never made it home from Pike River Mine in November 2010.
Calls for meningococcal vaccine to be funded after six people die of rare strain this year
Infectious disease specialist Dr Emma Best talks to Breakfast about the symptoms and how to act.
“You don't just leave your loved one behind... It’s a huge, huge day for the Pike River families. We’ve won this battle.” Emotions were running high this morning as John Campbell spoke with Anna Osborne, widow of miner Milton Osborne, following the announcement re-entry into the Pike River Mine will go ahead.
“We are returning. It is now our intention to get this job done and try find out why those 29 men who went to work on 19 November 2010, never came home." The Government has confirmed it’ll go ahead with re-entry into the Pike River Mine, with the first stage planned to begin in February.
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