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Child abuse
Breakfast speaks with Deborah Morris-Travers a spokesperson for
Every Child Counts - a coalition of non-government agencies that
includes Barnardos, Unicef, Plunket and Save the Children. It has
commissioned a report that found child abuse and neglect in New
Zealand costs the country about $2 billion a year.
Retirement Survey
A new report on the ageing population warns there will be
widespread poverty in the next 30 to 40 years if income, housing
and health policies are not readdressed. Breakfast talks to
researcher Charles Waldegrave from the Family Centre Social Policy
Research Unit.
PM John Key
Prime Minister John Key in the studio to discuss the
issues of the week.
Trains Track
Breakfast investigates just how bad the Wellington train
system is. KiwiRail's Ross Hayward fronts up about the
problem.
Hugh Evans
Breakfast talks with anti-poverty campaigner Hugh Evans
and gets an update on his 'Global Poverty Project'.
Health
Breakfast's resident doctor was in to talk about a very
real problem - itchy bits down yonder.
Travel - World Expeditions
Breakfast speaks to World Expeditions CEO Sue Bagyari
about 'off the beaten track' travel.