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An anti-asset sales protester outside Parliament - Source: ONE News
Join Saturday Breakfast with Rawdon Christie, Toni Street and weatherman Sam Wallace from 7-9am
The latest Women's Refuge campaign
The refuge is asking for donations of a different kind -
your words. Volunteer refuge worker Maxine joins Breakfast to
explain.
Battle over asset sales heats up
The battle over asset sales is heating up with nationwide
protest activity planned for Saturday. Breakfast speaks to the
organising group Aotearoa Not For Sale.
Training for your finances
Financial personal trainer Hannah McQueen talks to
Breakfast about getting ahead financially - while still managing to
have a life.
Saturday Challenge: Cake decorating
Toni, Rawdon and Sam put their creative skills to the
test with a cake-decorating challenge at Milly's Kitchen.
'Meat Mike' Campbell
'52 meats over 52 weeks' creator Mike Campbell joins
Breakfast to explain his philosophy on eating and to introduce some
of the more obscure meats in the world.
Paper Plus Review: Picture Books
Paper Plus reviewer Jenni Keestra has three adorable
picture books for little ones.
Maori Boy Genius
Documentary Maori Boy Genius is part of the International
Film Festiaval. Breakfast talks to filmmaker Pietra Brettkelly
about her films including challenging works in Africa and
Afghanistan.
Self-parking cars
Toni and Rawdon test-drive a Ford Focus Titanium enabled
with Active Park Assist - a semi-automated parking system which not
only finds a car park that your car can fit in, but also gives the
car the ability to park itself.
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