this episode, Jack takes a look at some of the stories making headlines around New Zealand, with a mix of local issues, national news, and a few personal observations along the way.
Among the stories covered, Sports Minister Mark Mitchell signals a potential crackdown on Run It Straight events, warning they could lead to serious injuries or even fatalities. Closer to home, Albert Town residents and commuters are being advised of upcoming bridge closures, with delays expected while essential work is carried out.
The episode also looks at the end of an era in Dunedin, with the owners of Velvet Burger announcing the closure of their Dunedin store after 20 years, describing the decision as bittersweet.
As always, Jack breaks down the headlines in an easy-to-follow and relatable way, giving listeners the key details and what they mean for everyday Kiwis.
For the full stories, local insights, and plenty more discussion, tune in to the latest episode of Radio Wānaka Breakfast.

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