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On Saturday Breakfast with Toni Street, Tamati Coffey and Sam Wallace:
Sport, kids and parents: Supporting or pushing?
Did the Olympics give your kids dreams of standing on the
podium for NZ? How hard should you push your kids to make that
dream a reality? A parent and coach gives her expert advice.
Bledisloe Cup preview
Breakfast talks to former international coach Peter Thorburn ahead
of the big Bledisloe Cup clash in Sydney.
Starship celebrates our kids
Starship is releasing a new book celebrating the love we have for
our kids in NZ. This book will include 40 photos, made up of a
cross section of people - from high profile New Zealanders to every
day Starship donors and Starship staff, patients and their
families. Starship ambassador Gretchen Hawkesby is on the couch to
explain more.
Documentary film: Men Like Us
Men Like Us is a NZ made, Mental Health Foundation suicide
prevention resource that began as DVD snippets and morphed into a
feature length documentary. It premiered on Wednesday night and the
filmmaker, Chris Banks and one of the film's participants join us
to talk about it.
Support for migrant workers
Breakfast speaks to FIRST Union's Dennis Maga about a new network
to help migrant workers know their rights, following One News
reporter Amy Kelley's investigations into the exploitation of
employees.
Weekly Challenge - Fear Factor
Fear Factor is back on TV and fearless duo of Tamati and Sam put
themselves to the test with a blender and a whole lot of "special"
ingredients. Who will prove that "fear is not a factor"?
Paper Plus: Spy novels
This week Paper Plus Book Critic Craig Atkinson reviews the latest
spy fiction novels that are already making the bestseller
lists.
The secrets of latte art
Art in your cup of coffee is a growing trend - we got the
chief judges of the Latte Art competition to show us how it's
done.
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