Today on Newstalk ZB Canterbury Mornings, John MacDonald spoke to Labour's Duncan Webb and National's Gerry Brownlee about the big topics of the week. They discussed...
Brad Mooar: All Blacks Assistant Coach ahead of clash v Ireland at Eden Park
University professor on study investigating fast food outlets in Canterbury
Lecturer on New Zealanders needing to be prepared for the possibility of knife attacks
Christopher Luxon: National Party leader on violence in NZ, MIQ and road safety
Lianne Dalziel: Christchurch Mayor on Santa, Crusaders parades and Dunedin's sea level plans
Friend of Picton crash victims: Group had visited his house on way to the ferry a few hours before crash
Politics Friday: Santa Parade, Covid iso rules and GDP
George Bower: Crusaders prop ahead of the Super Rugby final
Christchurch mayor after 3,000 submissions received on first day of Te Kaha consultation
Jarrod Gilbert: Gang expert discusses National's gang policy
Politics Friday: Te Kaha, Ngāi Tahu representation with ECan and truancy
Ecologist: Herd sizes must be diminished 12-fold to combat Canterbury nitrate levels
Politics Friday: Christchurch stadium, PMs White House visit and Aotearoa referendum
Aviva Operations Manager on how men and women can get help against domestic abuse
Researcher: New sexuality curriculum will allow conversations about healthy relationships from a young age
Anne-Marie Brady: We should be very wary of any moves China is making
Lianne Dalziel: This has been coming for a while
Politics Friday: MPs Poto Williams and Gerry Brownlee on ram raids, China and Bromley compensation
Christopher Luxon: National leader comes out against lowering the voting age to 16
Politics Friday: MPs Megan Woods and Gerry Brownlee in the aftermath of yesterday's Budget
'Completely screwed up': Mayor admits lack of communication over Bromley smell
Daniel Pilgrim: There was just so many things that didn't line up
Dr Liz Gordon: Former MP and educational researcher strongly pushes for change in Gloriavale
Nicola Willis on Gloriavale, maternity stays in hospitals and new Christchurch stadium
