Prime Minister Christopher Luxon joined Mike Hosking for their weekly catch up to chat about the fuel crisis, economic management, and the possibility of the public placing blame on the current Government for the current financial struggles. 

Luxon said, "we will do everything we can to support New Zealanders, but I have to be really straight up and honest and say we cannot support everybody, to the extent they probably want to be supported." 

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon joined Mike Hosking for their weekly catch up to chat about the fuel crisis, economic management, and the possibility of the public placing blame on the current Government for the current financial struggles.&nbsp;
Luxon said, "we will do everything we can to support New Zealanders, but I have to be really straight up and honest and say we cannot support everybody, to the extent they probably want to be supported."&nbsp;
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Christopher Luxon: Prime Minister chats economic management amidst instability

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The Warriors are on the verge of their first minor premiership since 2002. 

They've sealed their top two spot, sitting atop the ladder and leading the Panthers by just one on points differential. 

Saturday will see them host Manly at Mt Smart, while the Panthers face the Tigers on Sunday. 

Former Warrior Motu Tony told Mike Hosking when playing, the point differential isn't much of a consideration. 

He says you just go for the win and hope the training you've done over the season will come to the fore – whatever the outcome might be in terms of points differential, that's what you live with. 

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The Warriors are on the verge of their first minor premiership since 2002.&nbsp;
They've sealed their top two spot, sitting atop the ladder and leading the Panthers by just one on points differential.&nbsp;
Saturday will see them host Manly at Mt Smart, while the Panthers face the Tigers on Sunday.&nbsp;
Former Warrior Motu Tony told Mike Hosking when playing, the point differential isn't much of a consideration.&nbsp;
He says you just go for the win and hope the training you've done over the season will come to the fore – whatever the outcome might be in terms of points differential, that's what you live with.&nbsp;
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Motu Tony: Former Warrior previews the final round, discusses Warriors chance at the minor premiership

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The All Blacks are focusing on discipline heading into the third test of Rugby's Greatest Rivalry.  

The score is tied at one-all, and although there's still one test after this weekend's clash at Soweto, this is technically the series decider. 

Fabian Holland has dropped to the bench for this test, and he told Mike Hosking they need to clean up their discipline – that was how they led the Springboks into the game and that showed on the scoreboard. 

He says another big area is going to be set pieces, especially scrums and the lineout, as they kind of let themselves down there last week.  

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The All Blacks are focusing on discipline heading into the third test of Rugby's Greatest Rivalry. &nbsp;
The score is tied at one-all, and although there's still one test after this weekend's clash at Soweto, this is technically the series decider.&nbsp;
Fabian Holland has dropped to the bench for this test, and he told Mike Hosking they need to clean up their discipline – that was how they led the Springboks into the game and that showed on the scoreboard.&nbsp;
He says another big area is going to be set pieces, especially scrums and the lineout, as they kind of let themselves down there last week. &nbsp;
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Fabian Holland: All Blacks lock previews the third clash against the Springboks in Rugby's Greatest Rivalry

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The country's bolstering its National Security Strategy by jumping on board a new partnership. 

New Zealand and the ‌US will jointly fund a major port upgrade on the island of Penrhyn in the Cooks – a former military base. 

China had previously expressed interest in seabed mining in the area. 

Retired Major General John G. Howard told Mike Hosking we likely didn't spend as much on foreign investment in the past, but it's where we need to spend in order to build our national security resilience.  

He says we'll never be able to compete with superpowers, but the port upgrade is not a material figure against our GDP, and the effect will outweigh competition and build that resilience.  

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The country's bolstering its National Security Strategy by jumping on board a new partnership.&nbsp;
New Zealand and the ‌US will jointly fund a major port upgrade on the island of Penrhyn in the Cooks – a former military base.&nbsp;
China had previously expressed interest in seabed mining in the area.&nbsp;
Retired Major General John G. Howard told Mike Hosking we likely didn't spend as much on foreign investment in the past, but it's where we need to spend in order to build our national security resilience. &nbsp;
He says we'll never be able to compete with superpowers, but the port upgrade is not a material figure against our GDP, and the effect will outweigh competition and build that resilience. &nbsp;
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John G. Howard: Retired Major General on New Zealand's spending on foreign aid and investing in the Pacific

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Christopher Luxon: Prime Minister chats economic management amidst instability

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