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Viewpoint NZ: Security after the mosque attacks, 'cunning running' and more trains might be coming to Northland

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CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND - MARCH 17: People lay flowers and spend time at the wall of flowers at the Botanic Gardens on March 17, 2019 in Christchurch, New Zealand.
On today's Viewpoint NZ we talk to an ex-SAS soldier about keeping our families and communities safe, we preview the Dunedin Writer's Festival, glass art in Whanganui and the poignant recordings of a famous Kiwi musician with terminal cancer. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

On today's Viewpoint NZ we talk with a terrorism expert and former SAS soldier answering your questions.

What can we do to keep ourselves and our communities safe in the wake of the attacks in Christchurch?

Also on today's show:

• Hijab Day in Dunedin

• the Muslim family who are overwhelmed by the support they received

• plans for more train lines in Northland

• what on earth is 'cunning running'?

• the Writer's Festival coming to Dunedin

• Whanganui raises a glass to art glass

• an old union building in Port Chalmers in controversy

• Kaitaia's new park

• the poignant story of the Netherworld Dancing Toys singer

• and the teams of amateurs helping keep Mt Ruapeha free of pine trees.

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