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This week Leighton Smith talks about the latest from Auckland Transport.
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This week Leighton looks into the ongoing crisis in our building industry.
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Why online voting is coming, ready or not
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A Moment In Crime: Herald true crime podcast now available in podcast apps
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Many ignore their land title or don't understand it - but it can make or break your house.
Leighton Smith Podcast: Brexit, Brett and Labour Party
To suggest that the world is an interesting place at the moment is an understatement.
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NZ is making its return to the international surf scene - here's all you need to know.
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Unbelievable is Netflix's latest dip in the true-crime waters, and it doesn't disappoint.
JessB says 'now's the time' for female rappers
JessB says people need to open their minds and ears to the diverse range of female rap.
How to start a business with profits in mind
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Leighton Smith Podcast: Politics behind climate change
Leighton Smith talks once again with Dr Tim Ball about climate change.
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Meet the Kiwi skier pushing the sport to new levels and footing it with the world's best.
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Leighton Smith Podcast Episode 32: Measles and China
Leighton also talks the birth rate and why it could be the planet's biggest crisis.
How can we protect our elections from foreign interference?
Even the SIS says foreign political donations are becoming an area of concern.
The season's best game of rugby you haven't heard of: NZ footy at its finest
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Leighton Smith Podcast Episode 31: Iran and teachers' pay
Leighton Smith also talks the latest around Qantas' CEO.
The most successful ways to travel on a budget
You shouldn't have to choose between money and having a life.
NZ's ski season started horribly. Is it about to become the best in recent memory?
2019 NZ ski season got off to a horrible start - today we find ourself at polar opposites.
When does criticising politicians become offensive?
Alan Jones sparked widespread backlash with comments about PM Jacinda Ardern.
What to know when choosing between house vs apartment
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Leighton Smith Podcast: Prisoners voting and Jim Rickards
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Do troubles for Fonterra mean trouble for farmers?
The dairy co-op is a giant of NZ business, so how worried should we all be?