Breakfast: Tuesday April 14 

Published: 5:44AM Tuesday April 14, 2009

Source: ONE News

  Frank Bainimarama (Source: ONE News)

Fiji military more powerful than ever (4:38)

Source: Breakfast

There is no judiciary, no constitution, no freedom of speech and effective martial law in Fiji. Breakfast speaks to ONE News Pacific correspondent Barbara Dreaver about what is going on.

Man working in office (Source: ONE News)

Championing redundancy-free companies (3:41)

Source: Breakfast

Radio DJ Justin Brown recently became a victim of the recession when he lost his job. But he's bouncing back with a website that champions employers who are defying the economic trend.

Matt McLean

Regional round-up: 14.04.09 (4:04)

Source: ONE News

Breakfast reporters take a look at the news making headlines around New Zealand

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Music review: Mother's Day (4:56)

Source: ONE News

Francesca Rudkin reviews Power Ballads, You're the Inspiration - The Music of David Foster and Friends and Room Service DeLuxe - The Ultimate Soundtrack for the Seriously Hip

Phil Goff

Labour leader Phil Goff on Breakfast: 14.04.09 (6:19)

Source: Breakfast

The departures of Helen Clark and Michael Cullen from parliament will see the return of at least one old face when Damien O'Connor takes Cullen's place next month. But could we also see the return of Judith Tizard? Breakfast asks Labour leader Phil Goff.

Rwanda still struggling with AIDS (4:44)

Source: ONE News

Reporter Rachel MacGregor visits Rwanda 15 years after the worst ethnic genocide since World War II and finds the tiny African nation still struggling to come to grips with the scourge of AIDS that was a legacy of horrific sexual war crimes

NZ helps tackle African AIDS problem (3:15)

Source: ONE News

World Vision NZ CEO Lisa Cescon explains how New Zealanders are making a difference in tackling Africa's AIDS crisis

Breakfast personal shopper Heather Tait (Source: ONE News)

Breakfast's personal shopper: Lamps (5:44)

Source: Breakfast

Breakfast's personal shopper Heather Tait has been looking at lamps to add both light and ambience to brighten up your nights.

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Breakfast feedback: 14.04.09 (10:15)

Source: Breakfast

Breakfast presenters Paul Henry and Alison Mau read through a selection of viewers' feedback.

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Breakfast at the MetService headquarters (7:56)

Source: Breakfast

Breakfast's Tamati Coffey checks out the MetService headquarters in Wellington

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