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Hamilton who is selling $10 live goldfish shots as part of Waikato
University Orientation Week festivities.
Youth driving age
The government is looking at increasing the driving age from 15 to
17. James Sleep, the convenor of Stand Up, the youth division of
the Council of Trade Unions, says this is unfair to young
people.
Guyon Espiner's week in politics
Breakfast talks to political editor Guyon Espiner about the
government's plan to tighten the rules around drink driving.
Music reviews
Joanna Hunkin reviews new music from Massive Attack and a special
reunion tour DVD from Blur.
Dining Out
How far is too far to go when you are publishing your own
restaurant review? Breakfast speaks to the founder of website
www.dineout.co.nz
Mr Whipped
Who is New Zealand's most whipped bloke? Breakfast talks to two
contestants who are gunning for the top spot of Mr Whipped.
