With the excitement of the coronation growing greater with each day, people want to get as close as they can to anything royal.

This means more tourists are gathering to get a glimpse of any royal action they can.

Amanda Bryett, the founder of Windsor Tourist Guides, knows about this better than most.

Amanda joined Mike Hosking.

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With the excitement of the coronation growing greater with each day, people want to get as close as they can to anything royal.
This means more tourists are gathering to get a glimpse of any royal action they can.
Amanda Bryett, the founder of Windsor Tourist Guides, knows about this better than most.
Amanda joined Mike Hosking.
LISTEN ABOVE

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Amanda Bryett: Founder of Windsor Tourist Guides as coronation excitement grows

The Government says sending troops to South Korea is good for their training. 

New Zealand is sending 41 Defence Force personnel as part of the United Nations Command.

Defence Minister Judith Collins says they are mostly younger, less experienced members.

She told Mike Hosking that it's a good chance for those with a couple of years' service to work with other nations.

Collins says we're one of several other countries involved, so it's good for them to understand how we work with other nations.

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The Government says sending troops to South Korea is good for their training.  
New Zealand is sending 41 Defence Force personnel as part of the United Nations Command. 
Defence Minister Judith Collins says they are mostly younger, less experienced members. 
She told Mike Hosking that it's a good chance for those with a couple of years' service to work with other nations. 
Collins says we're one of several other countries involved, so it's good for them to understand how we work with other nations. 
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Judith Collins: Defence Minister on the NZ Defence Force's deployment in South Korea

Dairy NZ's welcoming the Government's decision to keep agriculture out of the Emissions Trading Scheme.

A law change will stop farming being charged through the scheme, which offsets credits against emitting. 

It's also disestablished He Waka Eke Noa and plans to replace it with a new group tasked with tackling methane emissions from farming. 

Dairy NZ chief executive Campbell Parker told Mike Hosking that they're looking forward to having more precise emission targets.

He says when farmers get clarity, they will invest in the things needed to improve their farms.

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Dairy NZ's welcoming the Government's decision to keep agriculture out of the Emissions Trading Scheme. 
A law change will stop farming being charged through the scheme, which offsets credits against emitting.  
It's also disestablished He Waka Eke Noa and plans to replace it with a new group tasked with tackling methane emissions from farming.  
Dairy NZ chief executive Campbell Parker told Mike Hosking that they're looking forward to having more precise emission targets. 
He says when farmers get clarity, they will invest in the things needed to improve their farms. 
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Campbell Parker: Dairy NZ CEO on the Government removing agriculture from the emissions trading scheme

Rishi Sunak is struggling to recover after his blunder during the D-Day commemorations.

The Prime Minister left the commemorations early, deciding to return home to continue his election campaign instead of joining other world leaders to pay their respects.

He’s apologised for the decision, saying that “on reflection, that was a mistake and I apologise.”

UK Correspondent Rod Liddle told Mike Hosking that for a period of time over Saturday morning into Sunday afternoon, it looked like he might be standing down.

He said that it was a terrible misjudgement, and it’s very difficult to see how he can recover from the blunder. 

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Rishi Sunak is struggling to recover after his blunder during the D-Day commemorations. 
The Prime Minister left the commemorations early, deciding to return home to continue his election campaign instead of joining other world leaders to pay their respects. 
He’s apologised for the decision, saying that “on reflection, that was a mistake and I apologise.” 
UK Correspondent Rod Liddle told Mike Hosking that for a period of time over Saturday morning into Sunday afternoon, it looked like he might be standing down. 
He said that it was a terrible misjudgement, and it’s very difficult to see how he can recover from the blunder.  
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Amanda Bryett: Founder of Windsor Tourist Guides as coronation excitement grows

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