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The initial aftermath from the 6.3 magnitude quake in Christchurch - Source: ONE News -
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The Human Rights Commission is worried that too many women are being given the sack because they are pregnant.
Equal Employment Opportunities Commissioner Dr Judy McGregor shares her concerns with Breakfast.
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Should smoking be banned outside bars?
A University of Otago study, published and picked up internationally, suggests smoking outside bars and restaurants encourages social smoking and leads more people into the picking up the habit. So, is it worth investigating a ban?
Breakfast debates the issue with Ben Youdan from ASH, and Hospitality NZ's Bruce Robertson.
Bob Parker on the quake anniversary
One year on from the Christchurch earthquake Breakfast speaks to the city's mayor, Bob Parker.
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