Best Andrew Mundy Podcasts (2024)

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Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on a New Yorker article raising doubts about Lucy Letby case 3:53

17m ago3:53

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An investigative piece by the New Yorker is questioning the verdict in the Lucy Letby case. Letby was found guilty of murdering seven babies in her care as a nurse and sentenced to life in prison. UK correspondent Gavin Grey says the article questioned her conviction and the lack of evidence revealing her guilt. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/list…

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Mark Riggall: Milford Asset Management portfolio manager on Fletcher Building's stock dropping by 15 percent 3:26

23m ago3:26

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Poor trading conditions, intense price competition and lower building product sales have prompted Fletcher Building to downgrade its profit forecast. The forecast has been downgraded $640 million to $540 million - move that caused stock to sink 15 percent. Milford Asset Management's Mark Riggall explains what's causing Fletcher Building's economic …

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Jenee Tibshraeny: NZ Herald Wellington business editor on the Reserve Bank's balance sheet quadrupling over five-year period 3:51

30m ago3:51

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Ahead of the May Budget, experts have noticed the Reserve Bank's balance sheet has grown over the years. The value of assets held by the RBNZ has has quadrupled since 2019, peaking at $104 billion in February 2023. NZ Herald Wellington business editor Jenee Tibshraeny explains what's causing all this. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for pr…

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Barry Soper: ZB senior political correspondent on New South Wales trying to lure Kiwi cops across the ditch 5:43

21m ago5:43

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New South Wales is pulling out all the stops to entice Kiwi cops across the ditch. Training requirements have been cut down and New Zealand officers can keep their ranks - on top of receiving higher pay. ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper says this offer will be attractive to many New Zealand-based police officers. LISTEN ABOVE See omnys…

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Dan Mitchinson: US correspondent on Trump's lawyer firing back at Michael Cohen in hush money trial 4:18

4m ago4:18

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Donald Trump's legal team are still working tirelessly to dismantle Michael Cohen's legal credibility. Cohen, Trump's former attorney and a key witness in the ongoing hush money trial, has been called to the stand for a second day. He remained calm - and expressed hope the former President would be found guilty of fraud. US correspondent Dan Mitchi…

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D'Arcy Waldegrave: Sportstalk host on the Warriors announcing some line-up changes ahead of Panthers clash 3:09

16m ago3:09

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Expect a different look on attack for the Warriors for Sunday's NRL magic round clash against the Panthers in Brisbane. A makeshift spine will see Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad at five-eighth, alongside halfback Te Maire Martin, who replaces the injured Shaun Johnson. Taine Tuaupiki will slot in at fullback. Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave explains wha…

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Julian Benefield: Foodstuffs North Island general counsel on the doubling of retail crime across stores 4:36

15m ago4:36

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Foodstuffs is raising the alarm about an increase in retail crime throughout their stores. New data shows over 5000 incidents were reported in the first quarter of this year at 320 New World, Pak n' Save and Four Square stores. Foodstuffs North Island general counsel Julian Benefield says a number of these incidents were caused by repeat offenders.…

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Marisa Bidois: Restaurant Association CEO calls for inquiry into Auckland Transport parking debacle 3:33

5m ago3:33

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The Restaurant Association has voiced disappointment with Auckland Transport's move to charge for parking. AT will delay their 24/7 parking fees in the CBD until October - though charges on Sundays and public holidays will still kick in from July. CEO Marisa Bidois says Auckland Transport still needs to hear what the business community has to say f…

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Full Show Podcast: 15 May 2024 1:40:56

11m ago1:40:56

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On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Wednesday, 15 May 2024, New South Wales Police Minister Yasmin Catley has launched a huge offensive to poach Kiwi cops to Australia. And she tells Heather she's not sorry at all! Hollywood's favourite new weight loss drug might be even more amazing than previously thought - now it's though…

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The Huddle: What did we think of King Charles' portrait? 10:27

16m ago10:27

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Tonight on The Huddle, Matt Heath from Radio Hauraki and David Farrar, Kiwiblog contributor and Curia pollster joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more! King Charles' portrait has divided the world, with some labelling it bold - or horrifying. What do we think? NSW officials have launched a recruitment drive to poa…

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David Dome: Wellington Phoenix General Manager on the likelihood of the team's Melbourne Victory clash selling out 2:39

10m ago2:39

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It's looking increasingly likely that the Wellington Phoenix will sell out Sky Stadium for their hotly-anticipated match. The team are set to host the Melbourne Victory for Saturday's A-League semi-final second leg - and tickets are going fast. Wellington Phoenix General Manager David Dome reckons tickets could sell out as soon as tonight. "We're d…

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Mark Donaghue: WorkSafe Principal Inspector on the uptick in workplace incidents around unsafe machinery 2:27

19m ago2:27

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WorkSafe's calling for businesses to boost safety standards as more workers lose fingers on unsafe machinery. The courts have issued more than half a million dollars worth of fines to three manufacturing businesses, since mid-March. They involve three people who lost multiple fingers in 2022. WorkSafe Principal Inspector Mark Donaghue says these co…

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Tasha Jenkins: Webb's Head of Art critiques infamous King Charles portrait 2:54

5m ago2:54

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An Auckland art expert is calling King Charles' first post coronation portrait 'striking and interesting'. The painting, unveiled at Buckingham Palace, depicts the King in Welsh military regalia, with a butterfly on his shoulder, against a vibrant red background. The Head of Art at Webb's, Tasha Jenkins, says it was a surprise at first sight. "They…

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Yasmin Catley: NSW Police Minister says shortage calls for Kiwi officers to join ranks 4:53

18m ago4:53

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The New South Wales government feels no guilt for attempting to poach Kiwi police. The state is 1500 officers short, and it today announced it'll fast-track New Zealand officers as recruits. Training requirements will be shortened and Kiwis can keep their current rank - up to senior constable. Police Minister Yasmin Catley says it's just another me…

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Peter Shepherd: Auckland University Molecular medicine professor on Ozempic being found to reduce heart attacks 5:41

11m ago5:41

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There's been a clinical breakthrough with Hollywood's new favourite drug, which could work for more than weight loss. Research has found semaglutide, known by brand name Ozempic, could reduce heart attack risk by 20 percent. It also could improve cardiovascular health and reduce the risk of Alzheimer's. But Auckland University Molecular medicine pr…

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Heather du Plessis-Allan: The NSW Government is coming for our Kiwi cops 2:42

34m ago2:42

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We've got to talk about the brain drain that’s going on. Today, the NSW Government has announced it is going to come for our Kiwi cops. It's got a shortage of 1500 police, and they're extremely worried about it. So the Chris Minns Government has announced it’s going to slash red tape, cut down the course time required by more than half and fast-tra…

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Enda Brady: UK correspondent on research revealing Ozempic reduces chances of heart attacks by 20 percent 5:23

30m ago5:23

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Researchers have found the injectable weight-loss treatment Ozempic could reduce the risk of heart attacks across the UK. A study revealed semaglutide, a key ingredient in treatments including Wegovy and Ozempic could likely boost the cardiovascular health of millions. UK correspondent Enda Brady says it's likely Ozempic will be routinely prescribe…

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Jamie Mackay: The Country host on Australia banning live sheep exports from May 2028 4:15

8m ago4:15

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The Australian Government has opted to ban live sheep exports from 2028 onward, a move that has farmers disappointed. The Government as promised a $107 million transition package to support the sector over the next five years. The Country's Jamie Mackay explains why farmers disapprove of this decision. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for p…

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Paul Bloxham: HSBC chief economist ahead of Australia's 2024 Budget 5:55

5m ago5:55

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Australian treasurer Jim Chalmers is set to deliver the 2024 Budget tonight, and economists are raising their eyebrows at some promises. The reworked stage 3 tax cuts and energy bill relief are expected to be included in a set of nationwide cost-of-living support measures, but Chalmers is insistent they won't fuel inflation. HSBC chief economist Pa…

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Brad Olsen: Infometrics Principal Economist on the record number of Kiwis leaving New Zealand 3:28

20m ago3:28

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A record number of New Zealanders have left the country, according to new data. Stats NZ says the nation had a net migration loss of over 52,500 citizens in the year ending March. Infometrics Principal Economist Brad Olsen suspects concerning economic figures are driving young Kiwis to find greener pastures overseas, particularly Australia. LISTEN …

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Barry Soper: ZB senior political correspondent on the Government pulling taxpayer support for the Christchurch Call 5:33

27m ago5:33

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Taxpayer support for the Christchurch Call will soon end, as it transitions to being a non-governmental foundation. Prime Minister Chris Luxon says the Call's work will continue, but it now has a new structure and will be self-funded. ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper says founder Jacinda Ardern's intentions were noble - but it wasn't e…

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Murray Olds: Australian correspondent ahead of the 2024 Australian Budget 4:46

6m ago4:46

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Over in Australia, treasurer Jim Chalmers is expected to deliver the nation's federal Budget for 2024. Chalmers has warned Australians not to expect a 'cash splash' as the nation continues to fight a war with inflation. Australian correspondent Murray Olds says the Government is still promising cost-of-living relief in key areas, including energy a…

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D'Arcy Waldegrave: Sportstalk host on the next person to take over as All Blacks captain 4:02

15m ago4:02

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There's a lot of speculation in the rugby world, as fans and experts predict the next All Blacks captain. Incumbent captain Sam Cane has revealed he plans to step down at the end of the 2024 season - and Scott Barrett and Ardie Savea are the leading contenders. Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave joins in on the speculation - and shares his personal …

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Full Show Podcast: 14 May 2024 1:39:53

7m ago1:39:53

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On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Tuesday, 14 May 2024, Police Commissioner Andrew Coster tells Heather about his plan to crackdown on gangs - but he seems unsure it'll actually work. Prime Minister Chris Luxon speaks to Heather about the decision to turn the Christchurch Call into a charitable foundation - without taxpaye…

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Kirstin Corson: Drive Electric Chair on President Joe Biden creating new tariffs for Chinese EVs 3:32

13m ago3:32

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Over in the US, President Joe Biden is set to announce new 100 percent tariffs for Chinese EVs. This is the latest bid from the Biden administration to keep China from undercutting US companies and impacting manufacturing jobs, as Biden fights for a second term in the US election. Drive Electric Chair Kirstin Corson says " LISTEN ABOVE See omnystud…

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The Huddle: Will the new National Gang Unit make a difference? 8:36

17m ago8:36

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Tonight on The Huddle, former Labour chief of staff Mike Munro and Sarah Trotman from Business Mentors NZ joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more! The Government has announced a new National Gang Unit, which is designed to tackle increasing gang crime. Will it make a real difference? Prime Minister Chris Luxon has…

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Matt Johns: Pōkeno Whisky founder on the company winning several awards at the San Francisco World Spirits Awards 2:14

12m ago2:14

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One New Zealand-based whisky producer has walked away from the San Francisco World Spirits Awards with an impressive haul. Pōkeno Whisky brought home two Double Gold Awards, a Gold and two Silver medals by the end of the event. Founder Matt Johns says this is great for the company's international credibility. "We're just focused on making the best …

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Mark Richardson: The Block NZ host on the show's next season being scrapped 3:21

9m ago3:21

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Four Auckland townhouses are on the market, as The Block NZ joins the local television scrap heap. The Brown's Bay homes were nearly ready for contestants on the house renovation show. But Newshub owner Warner Brothers Discovery has confirmed today it's pulling the next season. Host Mark Richardson says it's a shame to see the end of the show, whic…

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Andrew Coster: Police Commissioner on the new National Gang Unit designed to tackle gang harm 3:45

16h ago3:45

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The Police Commissioner says the new scheme designed to tackle gang crime will set police up for future measures. The specialised National Gang Unit will have 25 to 30 people, and up to seven ring-fenced officers in every police district. Commissioner Andrew Coster says these units will examine the gang activity happening in various districts to co…

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Chris Abercrombie: PPTA President disagrees with the Government's decision to fund charter schools 3:43

8m ago3:43

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Education-based unions are picking apart the Government's scheme for charter schools. The coalition's putting more than $150 million in the Budget for 15 new charter schools - and converting 35 state schools. PPTA President Chris Abercrombie says we shouldn't privatise a public good, and believes there are 'better uses' for the money. "Strengthenin…

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Chris Luxon: Prime Minister on pulling taxpayer funding from the Christchurch Call 4:57

7m ago4:57

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The Prime Minister says the Christchurch Call has done good work. The Government has decided to pull taxpayer funding for the initiative, launched by former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern after the Christchurch mosque attacks. From July, it will run off donations with Ardern staying on as patron - rather than New Zealand's special envoy for the foun…

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Heather du Plessis-Allan: Coster's new plan for gangs sounds very familiar 2:07

7m ago2:07

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Well, you can’t keep a good idea down, can you? Strike Force Raptor is back! Do you remember that? That was Simon Bridges' big crime plan when he was the National Party leader in opposition. He announced a dedicated anti-gang police squad called Strike Force Raptor which would go around "harassing and disrupting gangs every single day”. He was mock…

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Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on Rishi Sunak warning the UK 'stands at a crossroads' ahead of election 4:40

38m ago4:40

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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak warns the UK is at a 'crossroads' ahead of some 'dangerous' years in a pre-election pitch. The UK Prime Minister says the years ahead will be 'challenging' for the nation - and that he's the best person to get everyone through them. UK correspondent Gavin Grey says security is set to be a significant issue ahead of the UK…

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Lady Tureiti Moxon: National Urban Māori Authority chair on the next steps of the legal dispute between Minister Karen Chhour and the Waitangi Tribunal 8:22

1h ago8:22

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The legal dispute between Children's Minister Karen Chhour and the Waitangi Tribunal is set for another round. The Court of Appeal recently overturned a High Court decision to block a summons order from the Waitangi Tribunal to Minister Chhour. National Urban Māori Authority chair Lady Tureiti Moxon says this case has wider implications for New Zea…

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Matt Cowley: Tauranga Business Chamber Chief Executive on the organisation's priorities for council candidates 2:24

7m ago2:24

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Tauranga Businesses have released their key priorities for prospective council candidates. The city is having elections in July after being under the control of commissioners since 2020. A Tauranga Business Chamber survey found 82 percent of respondents agreed with the direction the commissioners set. Chief Executive Matt Cowley says that may not b…

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Barry Soper: ZB political correspondent on the Court of Appeal overturning the decision that blocked Minister Karen Chhour from Waitangi Tribunal summons 5:51

12m ago5:51

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The Court of Appeal has overturned a High Court decision, that had said the Waitangi Tribunal couldn't summon Minister Karen Chhour. But despite the ruling, it's too late for the Tribunal to call her to front up. ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper explains what comes next. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Oliver Peterson: Australian correspondent on the Australian Government banning live sheep exports from mid-2028 4:36

26m ago4:36

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The export of live sheep from Australia will be banned from May 2028 onwards. The Government has promised a $117 million transition package to support the sector over the next five years. Australian correspondent Oliver Peterson says this will be disappointing news for farmers - who weren't properly consulted before the legislation was implemented.…

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Nicola Willis: Finance Minister promises Budget 2024 will address economic fundamentals and go for growth 8:29

36m ago8:29

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The Finance Minister has promised Budget 2024 will address fundamental areas - and help the nation aim for growth. Despite concerns that the budget will be focused around austerity, Nicola Willis says the budget will offer some hope for the future. Willis says she's focused on helping boost growth to get New Zealand out of this economic patch. "We …

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Full Show Podcast: 13 May 2024 1:40:11

22m ago1:40:11

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On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Monday, 13 May 2024, Auckland Transport Chief Executive Dean Kimpton defends why he's introducing 24/7 parking charges for the city centre. Heather asks NZ Rugby's Chris Lendrum what made Sam Cane call time on his All Blacks career at the end of the year. Should a convicted sex offender be…

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The Huddle: How will the 24/7 parking charges impact Auckland businesses? 9:29

19m ago9:29

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Tonight on The Huddle, Trish Sherson from Sherson Willis PR and Josie Pagani from Child Fund joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more! Auckland Transport is under fire after they confirmed they plan to implement 24/7 parking charges for residents and visitors from July onwards. How will this impact businesses? How …

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Nigel Avery: NZ Olympic Team Chef de Mission on the search for someone to fill 'Goldie the Kiwi' mascot role 3:27

31m ago3:27

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New Zealand's Olympic Committee is on the hunt for a skilled fan to step into the suit of Goldie the Kiwi. The New Zealand Team is bringing back the iconic mascot - and they've put a call out for someone to don the suit and amp up the crowds in Paris. The winner will will receive flights, accommodation, and tickets to four New Zealand Team experien…

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Chris Lendrum: NZ Rugby general manager on Sam Cane retiring from international rugby at the end of the 2024 season (1) 2:07

16m ago2:07

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All Blacks captain Same Cane has called time on his international career at the end of the 2024 season. Cane has been released from the final year of his contract with New Zealand Rugby to sign with Suntory Sungoliath in Tokyo for another three years. NZ Rugby general manager Chris Lendrum says they're still happy to keep Sam Cane around for the ne…

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Chris Lendrum: NZ Rugby general manager on Sam Cane retiring from international rugby at the end of the 2024 season 2:07

17m ago2:07

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All Blacks captain Same Cane has called time on his international career at the end of the 2024 season. Cane has been released from the final year of his contract with New Zealand Rugby to sign with Suntory Sungoliath in Tokyo for another three years. NZ Rugby general manager Chris Lendrum says they're still happy to keep Sam Cane around for the ne…

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Kim Mundy: ASB economist on rent, food and fuel pushing up inflation 2:16

15m ago2:16

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New data shows food prices have shot up for the first time in three months - contributing to inflationary pressures. Stats NZ says food prices went up 0.6 percent on March, to be 0.8 percent higher than 2023 figures. Rent and petrol, two other key components, went up by 4.6 percent and 2 percent, respectively. ASB economist Kim Mundy says it's like…

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Dean Kimpton: Auckland Transport Chief Executive defends changes to parking in Auckland CBD 6:14

18m ago6:14

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Auckland Transport's Chief Executive says changes to parking in the CBD are to give ratepayers relief. From July, motorists will have to pay 24/7 for parking, much of which was previously free on Sundays and outside 8am and 6pm. Dean Kimpton says the move was made to create the $74 million in savings that the Council has requested of it. He says th…

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Jason Pine: Sportstalk host on Sam Cane's rugby legacy following today's announcement 3:12

4m ago3:12

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Incumbent All Blacks captain Sam Cane is keen to have a last hurrah with the All Blacks this season. The 95-test veteran is pulling the pin on his international career at the end of 2024 to extend his time in Japan for another three years. Listen to Piney discuss Sam Cane's legacy with the All Blacks here. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener f…

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Steve Cullen: criminal lawyer on convicted sex offender Adrian Dermer being admitted as a barrister and solicitor of the High Court 4:57

10m ago4:57

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Victim advocates are questioning the process that allowed a convicted sex offender to gain a position on the High Court. In 2018, Adrian Dermer was jailed after he admitted to a sexual connection and violent charges with a 14-year-old when he was two months shy of 17. Dermer has now been admitted as a barrister and solicitor of the High Court. Crim…

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Full Show Podcast: 10 May 2024 1:41:06

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On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Friday, 10 May 2024, Labour’s energy spokesperson Megan Woods responds to government criticism of the 2018 gas and oil exploration ban. The New Zealand Defence force has had a budget increase, to the tune of $571 million. Defence Minister Judith Collins said this is a move in the right dir…

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Asia business correspondent Peter Lewis reports on Xi Jinping's Europe trip 6:15

3d ago6:15

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Chinese President Xi Jinping is on his first trip to Europe in five years, which is likely to be dominated by Russia’s war in Ukraine as well as economic strains between Beijing and Brussels. Asia business correspondent, Peter Lewis told Heather du Plessis Allan that European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen said the EU needed help to protect itsel…

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UK Correspondent Gavin Grey: The UK is out of its recession. 4:03

3d ago4:03

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Economic growth in the UK has reached 0.1%, despite construction and retail being hit by a slow start to the year. UK Correspondent Gavin Grey told Heather du Plessis Allan that the government has said their economic reforms are beginning to come good. However, the opposition is saying “you’ve been in power for more than a decade and it’s not looki…

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