National Party leader Christopher Luxon joined Canterbury Mornings and spoke about violence in NZ, he thinks it starts at home. Charlotte Bellis receives and apology, but National believe all New Zealanders affected by the MIQ lottery of misery should be apologised to, dangerous Canterbury roads and Waka Kotahi's lack of response on roading safety.

Luxon also discussed his views on New Zealand leaving the Commonwealth, saying he's comfortable with the current arrangement but it may be something he sees happen in his lifetime.

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