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Listen: Peter Newbold's Rural Real Estate update

The Country: The GM of PGG Wrightson Real Estate takes his monthly look at the rural property market. This month's topics include the kiwifruit, sheep and beef, dairy and lifestyle block markets and the Property of the Week.

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Focus: Married couple in 60s and young man killed in fatal crash

The crash happened at the Kopu Bridge in Coromandel on Friday morning, bringing road toll so far in 2018 to 125.

Trial & Error: Squishies

Gracie and Liana test out the latest toy trend: Squishies!

MERCURY PRESS. 19/04/18. Pictured: Elaine Fisher, 38 and her daughter Holly Chandley, 3 from Dudley. A healthy toddler who suddenly forgot how to crawl, sit up and stand has been diagnosed with a condition similar to ALZHEIMERS. Three-year-old Holly Chandler was diagnosed at 20 months with Niemann-Pick Type C - a condition which attacks her brain in a way similar to Alzheimers. Single mum Elaine Fisher, 38, first noticed something was wrong around her first birthday when after the tot came down with a viral infection. Comparing her to her grandson of a similar age Elaine, from Dudley, West Midlands, realised Holly had stopped hitting her milestones - and even started to forget the ones she had previously met. While her grandson Jacob, just one week older than Holly, had started walking and interacting more Elaines daughter was regressing. SEE MERCURY COPY. Photo Credit: Michael Scott/Mercury Press

Toddler who is battling Alzheimer's-like condition

Holly Chandler, three, was diagnosed at 20 months with Niemann-Pick Type C (NP-C) - a condition which attacks her brain in a way similar to Alzheimer's. Source: Mercury

New to WatchMe

This week we delve into the primetime perversions of Jeremy Wells.

Last Calls: Unplugging the Kings Arms

The Kings Arms has shut its doors for good. What will happen to the bands? The fans?

Trouble with your rowdy backyard beehive operation? Well the boys have the solution for you!