Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

Tonight on The Huddle, NZ Herald Sports Journalist Nathan Limm and Sports Commentator Lavina Good join Heather du Plessis-Allan to the review this weeks' sports.
The Northland Taniwha have soldiered to the NPC final, can they defeat heavyweights Canterbury and take the trophy home?
The Constellation Cup continues over the ditch, can the Silver Ferns maintain momentum? And why was Grace Nweke subbed off moments before breaking a historic record?
And the new PNG Chiefs have revealed their logo, Heather gets our guests thoughts.
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India have won the first match against the Black Caps of the T20I series.
They beat the Black Caps by a narrow four wickets at Hagley Oval, taking the first win of the 5 match series.
Cricket Commentator and former Black Cap Scott Styris told Heather du Plessis-Allan that, 'the six frontliners on that surface, which looked a good one for betting, didn't quite have the key to unlock that Indian lineup'
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The Defence Force Chief is resigning after 42 years of service due to an undisclosed inappropriate relationship.
Air Marshal Tony Davies says he's taking responsibility for errors of judgement he made in the past.
He says he regrets not disclosing the relationship when given the opportunity, and his actions run contrary to Defence Force values.
Military Lawyer Matthew Hague told Heather du Plessis-Allan that the details are unclear at this stage, but Davies' resignation shows this is a serious matter.
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Labour leader Chris Hipkins says he wasn't told the full truth about the gathering that led to Kerrin Leoni's resignation as Tāmaki Makaurau candidate.
At a debate this week, Te Pati Māori's Oriini Kaipara accused Leoni of visiting a gang pad a week before she did - which Leoni denied.
Footage surfaced yesterday of her campaigning this month at a family event including gang members, wearing a Labour Party jacket.
Hipkins told Heather du Plessis-Allan that Labour didn't know the extent of the event.
He says it was working off the information she provided - that she had not visited a gang pad, and hadn't done what was alleged in the debate.
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Tough new sanctions on criminals who skip their sentencings will come into effect next year.
Judges in England and Wales will soon be given stronger powers to block prison visits and keep offenders in their cells for weeks after the fact.
UK correspondent Enda Brady explained these new terms further.
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