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Saturday Breakfast heads to Christchurch this week.
Toni Street is at Sumner Rugby Club with former All Blacks and local legends to preview the big Test while weatherman Sam Wallace checks out the Riccarton House Farmers' Market. Tamati Coffey anchors the show from Auckland on the couch.
So head along to Sumner or Riccarton or tune in from home, 7-9am, Saturday TV ONE.
Dental DIY
One News' reporter Charlotte Whale is with us to reveal
some of the horror stories she's come across of people unable to
afford access to regular dental care. Some are even resorting to
pulling out their own teeth.
Bob Parker
Christchurch mayor Bob Parker joins Breakfast as his city
prepares to host its first international match since the
earthquakes.
The inside goss on the Irish
Irish rugby journalist Kate Rowan joins Toni in Sumner to
share some stories about life on the rugby road as a woman.
Weekly challenge - commentary
Toni, Sam and Tamati try their hands at commentating a
rugby match with hilarious results.
Scott Robertson
Sumner Rugby Club's former All Black Scott Robertson
joins Breakfast at his old playing haunt.
Book Reviews
Jeeni Keestra reviews three cookbooks that will satisfy
the WHOLE family.
Andy Ellis
Crusaders halfback Andy Ellis talks to Toni about missing
selection for the All Blacks series against Ireland and what the
rugby Test means to Christchurch.
Peter Blakeway
Award winning chef Peter Blakeway's here to talk about
local produce and show us how to make lemon posset.
Plus the weekly giveaway!
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