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SUCK IT UP FONTERRA
Nine year old Ruby loves her daily milk from Fonterra, but hates the straws. She wants the dairy giant to be part of the solution, not pollution and her whole Northland school is behind her. We get her a meeting with Fonterra with surprising results.
FAIR PLAY?
One of the most important parts of sport is playing fair – but a Christchurch teenager has discovered there is an uneven playing field when it comes to Black Ferns vs All Blacks merchandise. She tackles the problem head on with the NZRU.
GOING PLACES
Te Reo Maori might be on the way to becoming the norm in classrooms but one student wants to see the language heard beyond class, namely in the lift at her school. We help her take on a huge company to open some more doors to bilingualism.
COOK(IE) BOOKS COOKED?
Is a two pack of biscuits the equivalent of two single packs? Should it be? That’s the issue perturbing a group of Tauranga students, they’ve done the maths, and on some packs, the numbers just don’t add up. These smart cookies take their concerns to Griffins.
Checking out Countdown’s low sensory shopping hour
Neil Kitto’s weekly shop was becoming the stuff of nightmares due to aisles blocked with boxes and trolleys.
Johnny, the teenager mowing magnate from Cromwell is back!
You have to see this story to believe it.
Te Puke School students make road outside their school safer
For 17 years cars have raced along the highway that goes past the school’s gates.
Family finally getting roof over their head after communication breakdown sees home build stall for 18 months
Lawyers couldn't get a resolution but Fair Go could.
Dunedin man gets half his cash back thanks to Master Build guarantee after house build fiasco
Smith and Sons dumped its franchisee John Sear after he’d taken Steve Rate’s money.
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