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Labour's started unveiling some new policies ahead of the election, and they made a new announcement regarding public transport.
It's promising to campaign on a weekly fare cap - $20 for Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch - and $10 elsewhere.
Newstalk ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper questions whether this is an affordable move.
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The US says its new attacks on Iran are a proportional response.
An Apache helicopter was downed off Oman's coast near the Strait of Hormuz, with its two crew members rescued by an unmanned sea drone.
The US claims the chopper was hit by an Iranian drone, with conflicting reports on whether it was deliberate.
US correspondent Dan Mitchinson says peace talks are still taking place, and President Donald Trump is still adamant things will wrap up in the coming days.
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The future of Ben Stokes as England cricket captain is unclear this morning, as the investigation into a nightclub incident continues.
Radio station Talksport claims Stokes will likely step down as skipper and retire from cricket, following a late night fracas.
Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave explained further.
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A charity focused on helping Kiwi youth get ahead is at risk of closure after losing out on required funding.
Lower Hutt-based charity Youth Inspire missed out on $60,000 worth of funding for its driving school, which provides lessons and training for at-risk Kiwis looking to build up their skills.
CEO Zainab Ali says they're not sure why the Government isn't offering them the funding, and they've turned to crowdfunding to fill the gap.
"We got some feedback saying that they loved our proposal, but at this time, they had some questions around the budget - and that was pretty much it."
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Sir Keir Starmer is preparing to announce a crackdown on social media for teens in the coming days.
A speech from the Prime Minister, which will include a new policy on social media, is planned for next week.
UK correspondent Enda Brady says the tech companies aren't happy with this development, but Starmer has confirmed this is going ahead.
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