The Mike Hosking Breakfast Newstalk ZB

Yesterday marked another year since the Gallipoli campaign, the yearly services commemorating not only those who fell in World War I, but conflicts and wars that came after. 

Australian Correspondent Murray Olds told Andrew Dickens that it’s been a feature in recent years, the significance growing over the years. 

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It all revolves around Donald Trump, going beyond his ‘hush money’ trial. 

The former President is dealing with a series of legal actions all revolving around trying to corrupt the elections. 

The top of the legal ladder is the US Supreme Court, which heard nearly three hours of Trump arguing that he can’t be tried for anything. 

US Correspondent Richard Arnold told Andrew Dickens that their argument was that presidents should have immunity when dealing with situations that may arise. 

He said that the case effectively had Trump’s lawyers suggesting that a US President can legally order the assassination of a political rival. 

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Filling in for Mike Hosking, Andrew Dickens was joined by Tim Wilson and Josie Pagani to wrap this week. 

They discussed the importance of ANZAC Day, the dog walkers protesting against Auckland Council’s removal of public bins, and Gen Z’s table manners – or lack thereof. 

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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Friday 26th April Andrew Dickens filled in for Mike, getting legal analysis of the Karen Chhour and Waitangi Tribunal legal stoush - which is far from over.  

Andrew found out why there's concerns for the next cruise ship season, and what impact it will likely have on New Zealand’s economy.  

Plus, the new Media and Communications Minister Paul Goldsmith explained how he'll be a different Minister to Melissa Lee. 

And in a week dominated by Taylor Swift we ended the week with the superstar breaking yet more streaming records. 

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Table manners may be a thing of the past. 

A survey has found that Gen Z overwhelmingly doesn’t care about traditional etiquette, including holding a knife and fork correctly, eating off other people's plates, and using cell phones at the table. 

But international etiquette expert Susie Wilson is saddened by the news. 

She told Andrew Dickens she wants people to give etiquette a go by keeping their phones away over dinner. 

Wilson says it's the one hour in a day where you can enjoy connecting face to face with others.

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Social media app Tik Tok may be in line for a court battle after US President Joe Biden signed a bill to ban the app from the United States. 

US lawmakers have for years fought for the banning of the Chinese based app, citing data security concerns. 

But Tech commentator Paul Spain told Andrew Dickens that Tik Tok has the power to fight it. 

He says Tik Tok's parent company is massive, even surpassing trillion-dollar tech giant Meta. 

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