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Breakfast speaks to Consumers' Institute Chief executive and Drop
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Internet filter
A new internet filter that could affect every computer in the
country is set to be launched by the government in a bid to crack
down on child porn websites. Breakfast speaks to political blogger
David Farrar about the implications that might have on
censorship.
Police tasers
Police are refusing to make footage of its officers tasering
offenders public. Breakfast speaks to criminal lawyer Marie
Dyhrberg as to why it could be in the police's best interests to
broadcast this footage as a deterrant to other criminals.
Guyon's politics
Breakfast talks to political editor Guyon Espiner about the new
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Astronauts
Kiwi adventurer Ross Maxwell will be one of the first Kiwis to fly
into space on a commercial flight with Sir Richard Branson's Virgin
Galactic Spaceline. Breakfast talks to him about his drive to
venture into space, and Virgin Galactic's Head of Astronaut Sales,
about the huge public interest in the US$200,000 flights.
Music reviews
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Motoring
Autocar's Kyle Cassidy reviews the BMW X6 M.
