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The UK is considering a social media curfew - should NZ follow suit?

“If we do decide to change cannabis laws, we should really do it in a careful way.” Canada has become the first G7 country to legalise the recreational use of cannabis. One drug policy expert told Jack Tame the move is “quite a big deal”, as Canada is “seen as a fairly sensible country”.

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Go Ōtepoti! Dunedin has been called New Zealand's most underrated city, with CNN saying the "low-profile" regional centre, has a "quiet, understated cool".

Matty McLean was in Methven this morning for the Fonterra Grass Roots Fund. If you have a group that needs support, click here to apply. https://www.fonterra.com/nz/en/what-we-stand-for/grass-roots-fund.html

Cantabrians - are the gloomy days getting to you? Christchurch is tracking towards it's darkest June on record, averaging less than one hour of sunshine per day this month.

Oranga Tamariki’s CEO has been forced to apologise after the ministry responsible for supporting vulnerable Kiwi kids was found advertising for foster carers on Trade Me. The Children’s Commissioner told Pippa Wetzell he has no doubt it was well intentioned, but it was the wrong move.

Budget airline Ryanair wants to restrict alcohol sales at airports, and introduce a 2-drink limit on flights. A recent Ryanair flight to Ibiza had to be diverted because of a drunk and unruly passenger.

#LATEST: PM Jacinda Ardern has arrived at Auckland hospital to have her baby. More on Breakfast, TVNZ1 through until 9am.