Broken election promises. 13 cancer drugs not getting funded and what it means to patients

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Three great interviews today.

Murray Denyers has kidney cancer and has paid more than 200k for life-prolonging drugs. He says the govt has made a colossal cock up.

Ok, so the budget is well and truly behind us and what lies ahead for the NZ economy and interest rates? What has the reaction been now the dust has settled how long will these tough times stay with us and when will Kiwis get a break from the high interest rate environment? Principal Economist at Infometrics Brad Olsen is with us.

Finally, we talk sports… John Day is in

Super Rugby quarterfinals set
Great weekend for Kiwi drivers in the USA
T20 Cricket World Cup underway
French Open rolls on into the quarterfinals
Warriors team gets named at 6pm for Saturday's game against the Cowboys

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1. Broken election promises. 13 cancer drugs not getting funded and what it means to patients (00:00:00)

2. Mark Denyers on Cancer drugs and Pharmac (00:04:45)

3. Brad Olsen (00:18:44)

4. John Day Sport (00:26:42)

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