US President Donald Trump's confident the momentum will continue beyond the first phase of a Gaza peace plan.  

The Israeli Government's voting this morning on whether to implement the terms agreed with Hamas yesterday.  

It would see hostages released early next week and Israeli troops withdraw to agreed lines.  

US Correspondent Richard Arnold told Mike Hosking the remaining hostages are believed to be held by splinter groups, so getting them all together will be challenging. 

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US President Donald Trump's confident the momentum will continue beyond the first phase of a Gaza peace plan. &nbsp;
The Israeli Government's voting this morning on whether to implement the terms agreed with Hamas yesterday. &nbsp;
It would see hostages released early next week and Israeli troops withdraw to agreed lines. &nbsp;
US Correspondent Richard Arnold told Mike Hosking the remaining hostages are believed to be held by splinter groups, so getting them all together will be challenging.&nbsp;
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Richard Arnold: US Correspondent gives an update on the Gaza peace deal

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Australia’s cost of living has jumped yet again.  

Headline inflation jumped 1.1% in the March quarter, while the Consumer Price Index rose to 4.6% in the year to March, up from 3.7%.  

Surging oil prices have largely driven the jump, with petrol prices increasing by 32.8%, lifting transport costs by 9.2%. 

The Reserve Bank of Australia will be making an announcement regarding the Official Cash Rate on the 5th of May.  

Dr Rober Breunig, Director of the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute at the Australian National University, told Mike Hosking that while inflation has risen, they’re not seeing much impact in terms of economic growth and unemployment – the latter holding steady.  

He says the Reserve Bank will be concerned about inflation expectations getting out of control – if people expect high inflation to persist and start asking for wage increases, prices may be increased in anticipation, and it all snowballs.  

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Australia’s cost of living has jumped yet again. &nbsp;
Headline inflation jumped 1.1% in the March quarter, while the Consumer Price Index rose to 4.6% in the year to March, up from 3.7%. &nbsp;
Surging oil prices have largely driven the jump, with petrol prices increasing by 32.8%, lifting transport costs by 9.2%.&nbsp;
The Reserve Bank of Australia will be making an announcement regarding the Official Cash Rate on the 5th of May. &nbsp;
Dr Rober Breunig, Director of the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute at the Australian National University, told Mike Hosking that while inflation has risen, they’re not seeing much impact in terms of economic growth and unemployment – the latter holding steady. &nbsp;
He says the Reserve Bank will be concerned about inflation expectations getting out of control – if people expect high inflation to persist and start asking for wage increases, prices may be increased in anticipation, and it all snowballs. &nbsp;
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Dr Rober Breunig: Australian National University's Tax and Transfer Policy Institute Director on rising inflation

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Confidence for small business owners, with sales continuing to grow.  

New Xero small business data shows business sales rose 3.9% in the March quarter – March alone rising 5.5%.   

ABC Business Sales Managing Director Chris Small told Mike Hosking it's been a tough 12 months, with many weaker businesses weeded out, leaving high quality small businesses in the market.  

He says data doesn't reflect the current climate, given two out of three months were not impacted by the war in Iran.  

Small says volume of transactions were up 10% and dollars invested in small business were up 16% – all with a positive mindset until March kicked in. 

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Confidence for small business owners, with sales continuing to grow. &nbsp;
New Xero small business data shows business sales rose 3.9% in the March quarter – March alone rising 5.5%. &nbsp;&nbsp;
ABC Business Sales Managing Director Chris Small told Mike Hosking it's been a tough 12 months, with many weaker businesses weeded out, leaving high quality small businesses in the market. &nbsp;
He says data doesn't reflect the current climate, given two out of three months were not impacted by the war in Iran. &nbsp;
Small says volume of transactions were up 10% and dollars invested in small business were up 16% – all with a positive mindset until March kicked in.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE &nbsp;

Chris Small: ABC Business Sales Managing Director on the data showing small business sales rose 3.9% in the March quarter

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The Cancer Society's asking political parties to stop tinkering around the edges and unite to more strongly fight the disease. 

It's joined with the Government to each commit another $1 million towards the Sun Smart skin cancer prevention programme. 

But the Society is also calling for more cervical and lung cancer screening, and to bring down the bowel cancer screening age. 

Chief Executive Nicola Coom told Mike Hosking skin cancer prevention has been underinvested in for decades, despite being the country’s biggest killer. 

She says there’s no doubt we’ve made a bit of progress in the last few years, but it’s not enough to respond to the large number of cancer diagnoses New Zealand is currently facing.  

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The Cancer Society's asking political parties to stop tinkering around the edges and unite to more strongly fight the disease.&nbsp;
It's joined with the Government to each commit another $1 million towards the Sun Smart skin cancer prevention programme.&nbsp;
But the Society is also calling for more cervical and lung cancer screening, and to bring down the bowel cancer screening age.&nbsp;
Chief Executive Nicola Coom told Mike Hosking skin cancer prevention has been underinvested in for decades, despite being the country’s biggest killer.&nbsp;
She says there’s no doubt we’ve made a bit of progress in the last few years, but it’s not enough to respond to the large number of cancer diagnoses New Zealand is currently facing. &nbsp;
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Nicola Coom: Cancer Society CEO on their election manifesto urging the Government to invest more in preventing skin cancer

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Richard Arnold: US Correspondent gives an update on the Gaza peace deal

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