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Ryan Fox returned to New Zealand on Friday, July 24, bringing along the Claret Jug following his triumph at the Open Championship on Monday.
He spoke to Heather du Plessis-Allan about the feeling of extra pressure going forward.
"There's gonna be a whole lot more eyeballs on me, and there's gonna be a whole lot more expectation."
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The United States has announced it will impose new tariffs on 60 trading partners, including New Zealand.
After his previous tariffs were deemed illegal by the Supreme Court, Trump is using the excuse that the countries are not doing enough to stop the imports of goods associated with forced labour to justify the increase.
ExportNZ Executive Director Joshua Tan told Heather du Plessis-Allan that even if New Zealand fixed the alleged issue it would likely not change the tariff.
"Look, simply put, the Trump administration wants a way to to enforce higher tariffs across the imports, and this is the mechanism that they've chosen. There is simply no way of avoiding it."
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A new campaign offering free round-trip flights between Wellington and Westport is the latest bid to save a regional airline route operated by Nelson-based Originair, but those taking up the offer must book a rental car in Westport first.
The campaign hopes to draw interest while the Government decides whether to support the route in the long-run.
Development West Coast CEO Heath Milne joined Heather du Plessis-Allan to discuss.
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Hayden Donald Jason Tasker sentenced to at least 22 years in prison for the murder of Senior Sergeant Lyn Fleming on New Years Day 2025.
Police Association President Steve Watt said despite justice now being served, the impact the event has taken on her colleagues around the country will remain.
"Our members often will carry that emotional weight of what they've witnessed, what they've experienced long after the headlines fade," he told Heather du Plessis-Allan.
"You know, colleagues will continue to struggle with the grief, the trauma, and the reality that a routine shift can change lives within an instant."
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