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Nov 1, 2024 40 min

You’re a hole

from Three Gals One Beehive Hosted by Three Gals

This week the Gals talk about mental health and booze, whether we should ban Nazi symbols, building self-certification and the potential end of fiscal holes. Brigitte crowns Consumer NZ as Yass Queen and Georgie gives the Beehave Mate title to Health NZ for excess spending. Question Time: What’s your pick for the US election

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