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Big ticket consumer items like flat screen televisions are due to
go up in price this year. Breakfast speaks to Barry Hellberg from
the New Zealand Retailers Association about what 2009 is likely to
hold for consumers.
Fonterra
It's been five days since a Chinese Court sentenced Sanlu
Executive Madame Tien Wenhua to life imprisonment for her part in
the tainted milk scandal. Fonterra had a 43% stake in Sanlu, yet
they've made almost no comment. New Zealand Herald Columnist Fran
O'Sullivan joins Breakfast to discuss Fonterra's handling of the
situation.
Tim Wilson
Breakfast finds out about Barack Obama's first days in the White
House, live with Correspondent Tim Wilson.
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Hawke's Bay police were shocked to find four children between the
ages of one and ten left home alone whilst their parents worked
overnight shifts. Barnados Social Worker Jenny Corry says this
situation is caused by an inflexible work place, tightening job
market and low income.
Fran's Music
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School Attitudes
Attitude specialist Janice Davies talks about how to get kids in
the right frame of mind to start back at school and making the most
of the academic year ahead.
Savvy Shopping
Bridget Lampard, author of the Shop Savvy Guide, filled us in on
how to pay less for the same quality products in these hard
economic times.
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Kyle Cassidy works for Autocar magazine. This morning he
reviews the Toyota Aurion AX-T.
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