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On the Matt Heath and Tyler Adams Afternoons Full Show Podcast for Thursday the 24th of October, the role of CCTV in crime prevention and resolution was front of mind after police released very clear camera footage of the alleged offender in the bus stabbing case.

Then the duo's attention turned to the wide variance in doctors fees - are doctors just like any other business or should fees be consistent across the board?

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On the Matt Heath and Tyler Adams Afternoons Full Show Podcast for Wednesday October the 23rd, does the reduction in sports for the make-do edition Commonwealth Games in Glasgow spell the end of the event - or will it save them?

Lots of great talk around professional dog walkers and proposals to limit the number of dogs a walker can walk.

And the Afternoons team ask - Is camping the best holiday ever or a disaster waiting to happen?

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On the Matt Heath and Tyler Adams Afternoons Full Show Podcast for Tuesday the 22nd of October - Is the quarter acre dream something of the past? How much space do you actually need to live a good life?

Breaking news came through with the Government appointing an Observer to oversee the actions of Wellington Council.

The Afternoons team get their teeth into the increased amount of Australia beef on offer in our supermarkets.

And just how good is Matt Heath's BBQ game?

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The Government's announced it's appointing a Crown Observer to Wellington City Council.

It comes after the council's been forced to re-write its Long Term plan, after reversing its decision to sell its shares in Wellington Airport.

ZB Senior Political Editor Barry Soper told Matt Heath and Tyler Adams that the Observer will report back to the Simeon Brown, and if the Government needs to take further action, it will based on the Observer’s reports.

He said that the problem seems to be that Mayor Tory Whanau and her lot don’t seem to understand financing, and so they’ve got to be shown how to do it.

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Weight-loss drugs have seen a surge in popularity in recent years - but there's still common misconceptions about what they can do for people.

Drugs like Ozempic, which isn’t available in New Zealand, were developed to treat diabetes but after clinical trials, the drugs were found to aid weight-loss.

Bariatric specialist Dr Richard Barbour explains these drugs can help people with weight-loss - but they're not a 'magic pill' for the obesity epidemic.

"It's overhyped, it's oversold - there's a lot of common misinformation out there around it. I mean, there's no doubt that it's revolutionary... but Ozempic itself is not that great at helping people lose weight."

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On the Matt Heath and Tyler Adams Afternoons Full Show Podcast for Friday 18th October, how do we encourage our best and brightest to stay in New Zealand at a time when we really need them.

Temu has become many people's first stop for so many things when it come to shopping Matt & Tyler suggest we really should stop.

Auckland FC launches tomorrow – Matt is fully on board and tries to convince Tyler he should embrace the beautiful game and jump on the bandwagon.

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