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Chris Laidlaw
Broadcaster, columnist, author, Regional Councillor, sports commentator and former Rhodes Scholar, Ambassador, All Black and MP, Chris Laidlaw was the presenter of Sunday Morning from June 2000 until the end of 2013. This wealth of experience and knowledge made for a fascinating and eclectic programme.
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Concerns for Rugby World Cup campaign after All Blacks' loss
12 Aug 2019The All Blacks can thank England for keeping them in top spot in the world rankings after they beat Wales 33-19 at Twickenham. It is the one bright note on what has been a dismal few weeks for the… Audio
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Chris Laidlaw remembers rugby legend Sir Brian Lochore
5 Aug 2019The tributes that have been pouring in for All Black legend Sir Brian Lochore have not been limited to his impact on New Zealand rugby.
The former All Black captain, coach and manager died on… Audio
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Chris Laidlaw on the passing of All Blacks great Sir Brian Lochore
4 Aug 2019Chris Laidlaw joins the show to share some memories of former teammate Sir Brian Lochore, who has died aged 78. Audio
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Review of bus network points to regional council failings
20 Dec 2018A review by an Australian consulting firm says Wellington's regional council failed at multiple levels when introducing a new bus network in July. The revamped network has angered many commuters… Audio
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Wellington bus process ‘was correct’ – regional council
The Greater Regional Council has apologised to Wellington bus users but told a parliamentary committee it wouldn't change anything if it had the chance to go back and start the process all over again.
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Work underway to keep Wellington water running
12 Sep 2018Work is already underway to make sure Wellington doesn't run out of water in 30 years' time. A new report shows if people keep hosing their gardens and showering like they do now, shortages will hit… Audio
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Will Wellington's bus network ever be fixed?
7 Sep 2018An international expert has been brought in by Greater Wellington regional council to help with the capital's troubled bus network. Audio
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The Panel with Ali Jones and Damian Chistie (Part 2)
7 Sep 2018Hollywood star Burt Reynolds has died of a heart attack at age 82. The Oscar nominee is best known for his roles in Smokey and The Bandit, Boogie NIghts and Deliverance. We ask the panelists what… Audio
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Hard Rock from Down Under: NZ's 1928 boxing world title fight
Tom Heeney's attempt to challenge the world heavyweight title - 90 years and three days before Joseph Parker's loss last Sunday - was a national sensation, but Heeney moved to Miami to fish with… Video, Audio, Gallery
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New Wellingon bus routes: 'I'm not entirely happy' - Laidlaw
20 Jul 2018Another six months was probably needed in order to successfully introduce radical changes to Wellington's bus network, according to the Regional Council. The roll out of new buses and bus routes in… Audio
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Tendering process for transport contracts to be axed
2 Nov 2017A much-criticised way of choosing companies to run bus or train services look set to be axed. Unions argue the competition pushes down wages and conditions and the new Minister of Transport Phil… Audio
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Councils urged to take action over climate change
8 Aug 2017Local councils fed up with government inaction on climate change are being urged to start taking action themselves. Emile Donovan reports. Audio
