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After more than a year of negotiations, Sunday TVNZ gained access to the secretive country of North Korea. What they found there was eye-opening. "Once you go in there, that's it - it's like going into a tupperware container. They put the lid on, you can't really communicate very easily outside, there's no internet, and you're followed and watched everywhere - you have to accept that," Mark Crysel told Jack Tame.
Simon Bridges says the yet-to-be approved Waikeria prison is "unfortunately" in desperate need - and his years as a Crown prosecutor revealed to him why. "You do have to send your most serious offenders to jail. That's where we're at with the law at the moment, I don't support softening that up."
The big four Australian banks are making more money out of Kiwis than Aussies. One finance expert told Jack Tame he's unsure if Kiwis are being ripped off, but that a royal commission into the sector like that undertaken in Australia could uncover similar malpractice in New Zealand.
Simon Bridges gives his thoughts on how Winston Peters will go standing in a Prime Minister
The National Party leader said there will be good and bad days with the NZ First leader in the countrys top job this June.
'You're followed and watched everywhere' - Sunday's Mark Crysell talks about his trip to North Korea
Minders were with the team all day, and they were even locked inside their hotel rooms at night.
"Flat tire, space saver, big girl pants." Not a fun situation for Hayley at 3.30am 😂
'We need to look at this' - Finance expert suspicious as Aussie banks rake in $5 billion from Kiwis
Data has revealed the big four Australian banks are making more money out of Kiwis than Australians, with the reasons unclear.
The Government's considering an EQC-style fund to cover future biosecurity emergencies like the mycoplasma bovis outbreak - but Simon Bridges says it's not fair on farmers if they end up footing the bill.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are planning a trip Down Under as part of their first international tour as a royal couple later this year.. and it's looking like New Zealand is on their list. 🇳🇿
Mondays are never easy, and Hayley’s is off to an even worse start after popping a tyre this morning. But when she stopped off in a service station to change her tire, no one came to help.