The post-mortem has begun into New Zealand's 96-run T20 World Cup cricket final loss to India at Ahmedabad.

The hosts defended their title and won the tournament for a third time after amassing 255 for five.

Sportstalk host Jason Pine recapped the action further.

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The post-mortem has begun into New Zealand's 96-run T20 World Cup cricket final loss to India at Ahmedabad.
The hosts defended their title and won the tournament for a third time after amassing 255 for five.
Sportstalk host Jason Pine recapped the action further.
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With a straight down the middle approach, Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive on Newstalk ZB delivers the very latest news and views to New Zealanders as they wrap up their day.

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

Jason Pine: Sportstalk host on India beating out the Black Caps to retain T20 World Cup title

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A new farming advocacy group is pushing for the government only to import meat that matches New Zealand's farming standards. 

'Fair for Farmers' says that overseas pig meat undermines animal welfare standards, and kiwi farmer's ability to compete. 

Animal Policy International Co-Executive Director Rainer Kravets told Heather du Plessis-Allan that, 'around 60% of pork in our market comes from overseas and most of it is produced using standards that would be illegal here.'

The group has faced criticism from other farming collectives about the motives behind their cause. 

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A new farming advocacy group is pushing for the government only to import meat that matches New Zealand's farming standards.&nbsp;
'Fair for Farmers' says that overseas pig meat undermines animal welfare standards, and kiwi farmer's ability to compete.&nbsp;
Animal Policy International Co-Executive Director Rainer Kravets told Heather du Plessis-Allan that, 'around 60% of pork in our market comes from overseas and most of it is produced using standards that would be illegal here.'
The group has faced criticism from other farming collectives about the motives behind their cause.&nbsp;
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Rainer Kravets: Animal Policy International Co-Executive Director discusses new 'Fair for Farmers' advocacy group

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Uptake is stalling for GP's wanting to diagnose ADHD. 

Two months after the Government allowed GP's to assess and prescribe medication, only 180 GP's have used the new power so far. 

Other doctors blame workforce shortages and inadequate funding for the stall in uptakes. 

Royal NZ College of GP's President Luke Bradford told Heather du Plessis-Allan that, 'Patients can't afford to see it. Or the doctors can't afford to give up the time to do it.'

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Uptake is stalling for GP's wanting to diagnose ADHD.&nbsp;
Two months after the Government allowed GP's to assess and prescribe medication, only 180 GP's have used the new power so far.&nbsp;
Other doctors blame workforce shortages and inadequate funding for the stall in uptakes.&nbsp;
Royal NZ College of GP's President Luke Bradford told Heather du Plessis-Allan that, 'Patients can't afford to see it. Or the doctors can't afford to give up the time to do it.'
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Luke Bradford: Royal NZ College of GP's President discusses lack of GPs wanting to diagnose ADHD

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Kiwi company Allbirds has announced a new direction and it's drawn questions from experts.

After years of losses, the former sustainable shoe company is transitioning to AI after selling all its assets this month.

It's revised its moniker to NewBirds AI - seeing share values surging up to 700 percent.

NZ Herald senior business writer Chris Keall says the tech and business-based press has raised concerns about what this could do for the company. 

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Kiwi company Allbirds has announced a new direction and it's drawn questions from experts.
After years of losses, the former sustainable shoe company is transitioning to AI after selling all its assets this month.
It's revised its moniker to NewBirds AI - seeing share values surging up to 700 percent.
NZ Herald senior business writer Chris Keall says the tech and business-based press has raised concerns about what this could do for the company.&nbsp;
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Chris Keall: NZ Herald senior business writer on Allbirds pivoting to AI

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Jason Pine: Sportstalk host on India beating out the Black Caps to retain T20 World Cup title

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