Published: 8:29AM Friday July 24, 2009
Breakfast spoke to Tim Cox, the winner of this year's James Dyson Design Award, along with the other two finalists Dan McLaughlin and Jermaine Fraser.
Breakfast speaks to ONE News correspondent Steve Marshall, who is in South Africa ahead of the All Blacks' clash with the Springboks
Breakfast speaks to Nelson artist Roger Griffiths, who is taking a stand against Westpac bank.
Europe Correspondent Mark Crysell joined Breakfast with the latest news from the UK
Breakfast talked to the Westpac Bank media relations manager in response to the artist who withdrew $190,000 from the bank to protest its treatment of him
Foodie Annabelle White spoke to Breakfast about how to cut back on salt in the diet without cutting back on flavour
Tamati meets some of the artists competing in this weekends New Zealand Body Art awards and strips off to be their human canvas
Breakfast presenters Jack Tame and Ali Mau read through a selection of viewers' feedback
Breakfast presents its weekly Toast and Egg of the Week
Breakfast gets the latest Hollywood gossip, courtesy of Dominic Bowden
Breakfast reporters take a look at the news making headlines around NZ, including being able to blame money woes on your parents
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