Show Notes
If you've stayed in an Airbnb before you might be familiar with it. You're left with a list of chores to do before you leave, and then handed a cleaning fee on top of that. Airbnb is taking some steps to change that. RNZ money correspondent and host of the No Stupid Questions podcast, Susan Edmunds spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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We cross the Tasman to talk to our correspondent Richard Willingham from ABC in Victoria.
For this week's regional spotlight, we're heading to a tiny community called Ross, south of Hokitika. And while Church attendance may be decreasing generally, all pews will be filled this Sunday in Ross's St Patrick's Catholic Church, as it celebrates its 160th anniversary. The building is the oldest surviving structure on the West Coast, Parishioner Biddy Manera spoke to John Campbell.
National MP Paul Goldsmith made a plea to Epsom voters last night, as he faces a future outside of Parliament on current polling. Act's David Seymour has an iron grip on the seat, while Goldsmith is asking for people to do things differently this time around. RNZ political reporter Giles Dexter was at last night's candidate meeting.