Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

The BBC has reported that Beatrice and Eugenie, the daughters of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson, won't be at the royal family's traditional Easter service this year.
The gathering at St George's Chapel takes place every year, but the pair have reportedly made 'alternative plans' as their parents face scrutiny over their connections to Jefferey Epstein.
UK correspondent Enda Brady says it's unlikely the four will be invited to future royal events going forward.
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The Middle East conflict continues on for another week, and it's led to economic forecasters revising their predictions for recovery.
Significant cuts to growth, higher inflation, lower investment, household consumption, and higher unemployment appear to be on the cards, according to new reports.
HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham says it's unclear how the central banks on both sides of the Tasman will proceed.
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Power bills are set to go up from tomorrow, from as high as 5 to 10 percent.
Electricity lines charges are set to go up, following an earlier Commerce Commission decision to allow for the charges to go up.
Consumer NZ's Paul Fuge explained that these increases will vary across households, with some seeing higher increases and some seeing lower ones.
"Because it is so convoluted and so complex and the maths is so hard, we have to run the service we've been running for 25 years now to try and help people make heads or tails of this."
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The Federated Farmers High Country Field Day recently took place at Glenaray station in the Waikaia Valley.
Over 280 visitors visited various sites across the farm to discuss the issues impacting New Zealand's rural sector.
The Country's Jamie Mackay recapped the action, and speculated about the lack of Labour MPs at the event.
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On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Tuesday, 31 March, 2026, New Zealand Herald senior reporter David Fisher says he's amazed it took so long to quash David Tamihere's double-murder convictions.
We talk to Iran's ambassador to New Zealand about Donald Trump's threat to "obliterate" his country's energy sites.
A public health physician has issues with a study linking vaping to lung and oral cancer.
And on The Huddle, Trish Sherson and Phil Goff debate the Greens refusing to run a sex worker as a candidate.
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