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Auckland’s second harbour crossing is sparking fierce political debate as the government pushes ahead with a business case, while Winston Peters demands a fresh tender. Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop says Cabinet approved it, but experts warn it’ll take decades to get right—and costs are already ballooning. Mayor Wayne Brown has his own vision for the route, and past plans have already cost fifty million dollars. Meanwhile, a young man recovering from a life-altering brain injury is training for an ultra-marathon to support Te Tahi Youth—a moving testament to resilience. On the global stage, Trump threatens Oman amid a collapsing Iran ceasefire, with international law expert Al Gillespie analyzing the escalating tensions.

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