After a decisive victory over the Wallabies last week, it's time for round two.

The All Blacks secured the Bledisloe Cup, but pride is still on the line as the two teams clash at Sydney's Accord Stadium.

Newstalk ZB's Elliott Smith told Andrew Dickens the Kiwi side will be wanting to go our and deliver a similar performance to what we saw at Eden Park, given they got back on track after three losses in South Africa.

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A solar advocate agrees National's six-month timeframe to get plug-in solar in shops is doable.

New Zealand doesn't yet have regulations to permit the trade of plug-in systems.

National's pledging to prioritise finishing work already under way in getting them into shops if re-elected.

Rewiring Aotearoa CEO Mike Casey told Andrew Dickens it's a simple process, which many countries including the US, UK, and places across Europe have made the most of.

Labour's policy is similar but says changes to enable plug-in solar would be within 12 months of a government it leads taking office.

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A patients advocate says the news of Starship treatment delays isn't about making anyone look bad, but keeping families informed.

The Auckland children's hospital's confirmed about 20 chemotherapy cycles have been delayed by a few days, due to staffing shortages.

Health NZ says it had to make adjustments amid high demand and high staff sickness.

Patient Voice Aotearoa Chair Malcolm Mulholland told Andrew Dickens he's thankful for the whistleblower who revealed this, because no one knew.

He says the way it's been handled and the messaging from Health NZ leaders has been deplorable.

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