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Welcome to "The Spotlight Series – Don’t Just Survive, Thrive”. Season 1 was launched to help people through the pandemic by talking to a variety of experts about topics such as psychology, finance and health. Season 2 focused on more work related issues including HR, marketing and leadership. Now it is time for Season 3! Season 3 is centred on the IT industry, specifically tech startups. There are also Career Spotlights from senior IT people revealing the secrets to their impressive career ...
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The Rest Is Just Noise is a monthly podcast exploring the relationship between sound and our cities. Each episode our passionate and excitable hosts (three soundscape researchers) are joined by an expert guest from fields such as acoustics, architecture, and environmental psychology, to discuss their latest work and introduce our audience to the science, beauty, and noise of urban sound. From the announcement of the 2023 ASA Science Communication Awards for Acoustic Expert Multimedia Winner: ...
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Andrew Curtin is the co-founder of Chronicmedia, a digital media company, and publisher of Construction Wave. Throughout the podcast, Andrew goes behind the scenes on what it's like starting a digital media company in the construction space. Meeting lots of interesting people on the way. Contact me: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/curtinandrew/
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The pop culture podcast with no filter, brought to you by besties and journalists Kathleen and Ellie.
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DTC POD is a podcast about all things direct to consumer. We cover everything for starting, growing, and optimizing eCommerce stores and DTC (or D2C) brands. We talk with founders, marketers, platforms, creators and marketing & growth agencies to cover topics like brand building, social media, influencer marketing, website conversion, paid media, Facebook ads, consumer trends, email marketing, and more. If you're interested in the stories behind your favorite consumer brands, this podcast is ...
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"AND is the Future" brings together great minds to address the opportunities and challenges of making businesses both sustainable AND profitable. Hosted by Ilham Kadri, CEO of Solvay.
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Ever wonder how other founders make it through the ups and downs of building a successful company? And don’t have time to listen to a 3-hour podcast? Then our new podcast is perfect for you. Each episode will feature founders from around the world sharing their journeys, lessons, and tips for growing your business: all distilled down into fifteen-minute episodes.
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Andrew Pappas, founder of RenGen Marketing helps take indie devs and their games to a whole new level by discussing business best practices and sharing marketing strategies and tips to better navigate the world of indie game marketing. Regardless if you’re an indie dev starting out or a veteran small team, the topic discussions apply to anyone wanting to better understand the online environment and stand out in a saturated market. A marketer since 2011, Andrew has found a passion for applyin ...
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I am a Holistic Life Coach, Corporate Wellness Trainer, Storyteller, and your personal mythmaker. I am passionate about helping people take control of their lives by releasing the limiting beliefs that hold them back. We are all worthy to be here in this world right now and to be seen and heard for our unique talents and gifts. I write and teach about Conscious Connection and Conscious Communication. You can connect with me at my website www.doloresandrew.com
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The source for up-to-date information about your Army Black Knights.
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Breaking the Glass Slipper: Women in science fiction, fantasy, and horror
Megan Leigh, Charlotte Bond, and Lucy Hounsom
Podcast discussing women in science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Hosted by Megan Leigh, Charlotte Bond, and Lucy Hounsom. New episodes every other Thursday.
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The show where we explore the bravery and the guts it takes to show up in person and online in today’s business world. Season 6 of the Social Minute Podcast is moving after hours to dig into those talks we all wished we had with mentors and peers. Join the conversation as we get a little more human with our guests, flip the open sign to closed and speak about what matters.
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Flirting with Models is the show that aims to pull back the curtain and meet the investors who research, design, develop, and manage quantitative investment strategies. Join Corey Hoffstein, Chief Investment Officer of Newfound Research, on a journey to explore systematic investment strategies, ranging from value to momentum and merger arbitrage to managed futures. For more on Newfound Research, visit www.thinknewfound.com.
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What’s Missing is a brand new podcast that explores the wide-reaching, devastating impacts that occur when someone disappears without a trace. Hosted by Loren O’Keeffe, the founder and CEO of The Missed Foundation (formerly known as MPAN - Missing Persons Advocacy Network), the series features interviews with family members and loved ones of missing Australians, going beyond the headlines to provide a deep, unflinching insight into their searches and struggles.
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Indie Game Movement - The podcast about the business and marketing of indie games.
Andrew Pappas, Game Marketing Strategist and Consultant
Andrew Pappas, founder of RenGen Marketing helps take indie devs and their games to a whole new level by discussing business best practices and sharing marketing strategies and tips to better navigate the world of indie game marketing. Regardless if you’re an indie dev starting out or a veteran small team, the topic discussions apply to anyone wanting to better understand the online environment and stand out in a saturated market. A marketer since 2011, Andrew has found a passion for applyin ...
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Open your mind to the world with New Zealand’s number one breakfast radio show. Without question, as New Zealand’s number one talk host, Mike Hosking sets the day’s agenda. The sharpest voice and mind in the business, Mike drives strong opinion, delivers the best talent, and always leaves you wanting more. The Mike Hosking Breakfast always cuts through and delivers the best daily on Newstalk ZB.
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Join hosts Max Bell and Stephen Steddy as they explore the realms of obstacle sports - including OCR, mud running, adventure racing, hybrid racing, ninja, and more - in New Zealand and abroad. Disclaimer: The hosts are members of the New Zealand Obstacle Sports Association (NZOSA). However the views expressed by the hosts are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of the NZOSA.
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Don't risk not knowing what's going around New Zealand and the world - catch up with interviews from Early Edition on Newstalk ZB.
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**If you're looking for The Joyful Movement Show, you're in the right place. We've got a new name, but same mission and content!** The Power in Motion Podcast is the show for women who are ready for a different approach to movement, food and health. Around here, we're all about nurturing a respectful and trusting relationship with the body you have. In addition to sharing weight neutral fitness and joyful movement motivation, we’ll also talk about intuitive eating and body image, as well as ...
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With a straight down the middle approach, Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive on Newstalk ZB delivers the very latest news and views to New Zealanders as they wrap up their day.
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Katherine Firkin: US Correspondent on the Hunter Biden verdict and his likely appeal
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Yesterday saw another historic ruling in the United States, as Hunter Biden was found guilty in his federal gun trial. The conviction makes him the first child of a sitting President to be found guilty of a crime. He was convicted of three gun offences for lying about drug use while illegally buying and possessing a gun in 2018. US Correspondent Ka…
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Mark Smith: ASB Senior Economist on the number of NZ Citizens leaving New Zealand
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There's an expectation New Zealanders will continue to file out of the country in high numbers. The latest figures from Stats NZ show more than 130,000 people left the country in the year to April, the highest number on record. Among those were a record 81,200 NZ citizens. ASB Senior Economist Mark Smith told Mike Hosking that we are moving in the …
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Mike's Minute: Is there enough competition between banks?
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It was always coming because it's part of the coalition deal. But the Willis letter to a couple of select committees sets up, of all the inquires and market studies we have had, probably the most interesting investigation yet. Banks and whether we are getting a decent deal, is there enough competition? The rural community is screaming at the moment…
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Deborah Hart: Consumer Advocacy Council Chair on the need for more transparency from electricity companies
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The Consumer Advocacy Council is calling on the Electric Authority to step up to ensure power companies are being transparent. NZIER research reveals the rules intended to shine a light on whether the big electricity companies are inflating prices, aren't working. Gentailers —companies that both generate and sell electricity— are required to disclo…
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Dylan Firth: Brewers' Association Executive Director on the increase to the alcohol excise tax
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Beer brewers say they're disappointed in the government for bumping alcohol taxes. The alcohol excise tax is set to increase by 4.1% from July. It follows a number of increases over recent years. Brewers' Association Executive Director Dylan Firth told Mike Hosking that it's a slap in the face. He says the last government made a number of increases…
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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Thursday 13th of June, Finance Minister Nicola Willis tells us why an inquiry into rural banking is so valuable and necessary. We bring you the highlights from the Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer leaders' "debate". Andy Summers of The Police fame is coming to New Zealand, so we had to talk to have th…
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Phil Anderson: Event Hire owner on their partnership with A&P to operate a slimmed down event
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A Christchurch company has stepped in to save this year's Canterbury A&P show. Event Hire's reached an agreement with the A&P association to operate a slimmed down version of the annual November event. The partnership follows the A&P board calling it off due to its financial situation. To be called the Christchurch Show, it will remain at the show …
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Nicola Willis: Finance Minister on the changes needed in the banking sector and rural banking
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The Finance Minister says change needs to happen in our banking sector. The Government's requested an inquiry into banking competition, particularly in rural banking. Nicola Willis says we owe this inquiry to our rural communities, who are vital for the recovery of our economy. She told Mike Hosking that she's open to anything, including bringing b…
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Kellie Hamlett: Talent ID Director on the record number of people moving overseas and the skilled workers lost
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A recruitment specialist says we've likely lost a number of our already small pool of skilled workers. More than 130,000 people moved out of the country in the year to April, the highest on record according to Stats NZ figures. A record 81,200 New Zealand citizens made up the majority of the leavers. Talent ID Director Kellie Hamlett told Mike Hosk…
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Andy Summers: Guitarist for the Police announces the NZ tour for 'The Cracked Lens + A Missing String'
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With over 75 million records sold, six Grammy’s, and inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Police are one of the most iconic bands in the world. Although they’re no longer making music as a group, each member is still immersed in their creative pursuits, and guitarist Andy Summers is following his all the way to New Zealand. In an exc…
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Andrew Hoggard: Food Safety Minister on the move to change food export regulations
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The government is considering a move to scrap regulation on food exporters. They’ve opened consultation on a proposal to allow exporters to manage the process for meeting food standards for the country the food's being sent to, rather than having to meet New Zealand's requirements. Food Safety Minister Andrew Hoggard told Mike Hosking that the dair…
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Gavin Male: NZ Compare CEO on the problems with New Zealand's electricity business model
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There’s a belief that there's a problem with the New Zealand electricity business model, not just the new disclosure rules. Gentailers —companies that both generate and sell electricity— are required to disclose the price they use internally to sell power to their retail arms. But NZIER research found the new disclosure rules don't provide enough i…
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Gabrielle O'Brien: Rural Women NZ CEO on the growing lack of faith in rural banks
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It's thought New Zealanders' faith in rural banks is dwindling. The Government's requested for the Finance and Expenditure and Primary Production select committees to lead a joint inquiry into rural banking. Rural Women NZ says their communities are facing a range of problems including banking competition and customer service. Chief Executive Gabri…
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Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on the UK economy flatlining in April
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New figures showed the UK economy experienced no growth in April. The region's GDP was flat for an entire month, off the back of a 0.4 percent bump in March. UK correspondent Gavin Grey says this dip will be a problem for the Conservative Party ahead of the election. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Michael Luke: Milford Asset Management expert on Tower Insurance increasing their profit expectations
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An optimistic update from Tower Insurance, as the company increased its profit expectations. This is the third projected profit upgrade for the company - a significant turnaround following a chaotic 2024. Milford Asset Management's Michael Luke explains how the company's new strategic direction helped boost these numbers. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudi…
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Jenee Tibshraeny: NZ Herald Wellington business editor on the proposed inquiry into rural banking sector
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The top brass at the country’s banks, as well as their regulators, are due to be publicly questioned by politicians about the level of competition in the banking sector. Finance Minister Nicola Willis has asked Parliament’s Finance and Expenditure Committee to lead an inquiry into competition in the banking sector. The inquiry will draw on the draf…
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Julie Haggie: Transparency International CEO responds to proposed lobbying guidelines
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An update concerning the proposed lobbying crackdown has been met with disappointment from transparency advocates. The Ministry of Justice revealed a new code of conduct co-written by lobbyists - featuring significant changes to the original document. Transparency International CEO Julie Haggie says the new code isn't worth the paper it's printed o…
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On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Wednesday, 12 June 2024, Richard McIntyre from Federated Farmers tells Heather just what the farmers want from the banking inquiry now that the government has expanded its scope to include rural banking. Lawyer Michael Bradley talks to Heather about Jarryd Hayne's rape conviction getting o…
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The Huddle: How can we keep skilled Kiwi workers in the country?
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Tonight on The Huddle, Nick Leggett from Infrastructure New Zealand and ZB Wellington Mornings host Nick Mills joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more! New figures from Stats NZ show more than 130,000 people left in the year to April, 81,200 of which were Kiwi citizens - the highest on record. How can we turn this…
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Captain David Morgan: Air NZ Chief Operational Integrity and Safety Officer on the airline launching a new pilot training program
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The sky's the limit for aspiring pilots, as Air New Zealand launches their Mangōpare Pilot Cadetship scheme. The program is open to applications - and will fast-track the journey from becoming a commercial pilot from 24-36 months to approximately 14 months. The airline's Chief Operational Integrity and Safety Officer, Captain David Morgan, says it'…
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Space Travel AND Self Belief with Helen Sharman
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It all started when Helen Sharman heard a radio advertisement that said they were looking for an astronaut, no experience required. She applied, beat out 13,000 applicants, and became the first British person to travel to space! Ilham speaks with Helen about her incredible journey from a young chemist to becoming an astronaut; how she had to believ…
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Andrew Slater: Health NZ Chief People Officer responds to staff pay controversy
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Health NZ is standing by its processes, despite upset over staff having to pay back money received in error. The Nurses' Union is raising concerns over the pay back request, as Health NZ still owes workers $2 billion in under payments. HNZ Chief People Officer Andrew Slater says at any one time, only about one million in errors is being chased acro…
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Michael Bradley: Australian lawyer on Australian NRL player Jarryd Hayne's rape convictions being quashed again
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Prosecutors are considering a fourth trial after a former Australian NRL star's rape convictions have been quashed again. Jarryd Hayne has been released on bail, after spending a year behind bars for being convicted of two counts of sexual intercourse without consent last April. The verdict has been overturned on the basis that the judge didn't all…
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Maryana Garcia: Waikato Herald reporter on the helicopter patrol and checkpoints being used to track down missing Marokopa man
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The police helicopter and checkpoints are being used in Marokopa in the search for Tom Phillips and his three children. Police announced an $80,000 reward yesterday - and say they've had an increase in emails, calls and visits since. Waikato Herald reporter Maryana Garcia says police are stopping cars going in and out of the town and the chopper ha…
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: St John's ambulance service is so broken
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Look, I have got the point where I personally think St John ambulance service is so broken that I'm not sure I would rely on it in an emergency anymore. Today, the union representing the ambulance workers has announced it’s launching industrial action - indefinitely. It says St John first said there was no money for pay increases - then did make a …
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Richard McIntyre: Federated Farmers spokesperson on the Finance Minister's planned joint inquiry into rural banking
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Rural communities are elated to see their repeated concerns being heard. The Finance Minister has asked the Finance and Expenditure and Primary Production Committees to lead a joint inquiry into rural banking. Federated Farmers says rural New Zealanders are facing huge financial pressures - worsened by unfair interest rates. Spokesperson Richard Mc…
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Barry Soper: ZB senior political correspondent on the Government calling for a rural banking inquiry
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Finance Minister Nicola Willis has asked the Finance and Expenditure and Primary Production Committees to lead a joint inquiry into banking. The investigation will be primarily focused on rural banking, and submissions from banks and chairpersons and chief executives will be expected. ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper explained what thi…
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Dan Mitchinson: US correspondent on Hunter Biden being found guilty on three charges in Delaware gun trial
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The son of President Joe Biden has been found guilty in another new US legal first. Hunter Biden was found guilty of three offences - for lying about illegal drug use when buying and keeping a gun in 2018. US correspondent Dan Mitchinson says the younger Biden's verdict has opened discussions about Biden's chances at the presidency. LISTEN ABOVE Se…
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D'Arcy Waldegrave: Sportstalk host on the Black Caps preparing for tomorrow's T20 World Cup clash with the West Indies
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Black Caps coach Gary Stead's hinted at tweaks - rather than wholesale changes - to their team for tomorrow's must-win T20 World Cup clash with the West Indies. New Zealand were rolled for 75 - their fourth lowest total in the format - during an 84-run drubbing by Afghanistan in their tournament opener. Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave unpacks the…
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Paul Spoonley: Massey University Sociologist on the uptick in skilled Kiwi workers leaving the country
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There's a big worry at the number of skilled New Zealanders flowing out of the country. Latest figures from Stats NZ show more than 130,000 people left in the year to April - the highest on record. A record 81,200 New Zealand citizens made up majority of the departures. Massey University Sociologist Paul Spoonley says we're losing a lot of talented…
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Fertility and Weight Stigma with Nicola Salmon
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"You don’t have to make your body smaller to get pregnant. You are so worthy of getting any help and care you need to reach your goal right now. You're not broken, and you don't need fixing." In this episode Kim welcomes Nicola Salmon to talk about her journey with fertility and the impact of weight stigma on accessing fertility care. The conversat…
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Steve Price: Australian Correspondent on Peter Dutton refusing to commit to 2030 emission reduction targets
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Australia’s Opposition leader has set the election up to be a climate war. Peter Dutton has confirmed that should they be elected, they will not set a 2030 emissions reductions target. He claimed they were committed to net zero by 2050 but didn’t reveal any interim targets. Australian Correspondent Steve Price told Mike Hosking that Albanese has st…
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Gavin Grey: UK Correspondent on the rise in the unemployment and inactivity rates in the UK
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Unemployment is hitting the UK hard. It’s unexpectedly risen to its highest level for two and a half years, climbing to 4.4% in the three months to April. On the other hand, wage growth has remained strong and is outstripping inflation, having increased at an annual rate of 2.9%. UK Correspondent Gavin Grey told Mike Hosking the other striking figu…
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Steve Jurkovich: Kiwibank Chief Executive on the results of the State of Savings index
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Data suggests many Kiwis are struggling with their savings. Kiwibank’s annual State of Savings index has found that 1 in 3 Kiwis would struggle with paying an unexpected $500 bill. 39% are saving $100 or less a month as the cost of living sucks up their spare cash. CEO Steve Jurkovich told Mike Hosking that historically the reasons people would cal…
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Mike's Minute: Another win for farmers and sensible moves
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Another one of those sensible moves this week, with an amendment coming to the Climate Change Response Act. It's to make sure agriculture doesn't enter the Emissions Trading Scheme. On a side note, the report the previous Government commissioned to look at how we handle agriculture around climate change was called He Waka Eke Noa. Tell me what that…
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Bryan Chapple: Commerce Commission Commissioner on major fuel companies being slow to bring prices down
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Competition is starting to improve in the fuel market. The Commerce Commission has called out retailers for being quick to put prices up, but slow to bring them back down. They believe it’s costing motorists $15 million a year. Bryan Chapple, Commerce Commission Commissioner, told Mike Hosking that there's no evidence its collusion, but rather comp…
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Shannon Barlow: Frog Recruitment Managing Director on whether working parents need more sick leave
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Do working parents need more sick leave? The conversation has arisen again, Frog Recruitment polling more than 1,700 office workers, 969 of which were working parents, to find out. The poll revealed that 625 are coming to work sick after running out of leave, and 46% of parents use their own sick leave to stay at home with an ill child. Frog Recrui…
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Peter Nation: Fieldays CEO on the opening of Fieldays 2024 in Hamilton
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It's a fine start for the first day of Fieldays 2024 at Hamilton's Mystery Creek. The agricultural event is the biggest in Australasia and more than 100,000 people are expected over the four days. MetService is predicting fine weather for the event for the next two days, with possible showers on Friday and Saturday. Fieldays CEO Peter Nation told M…
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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Wednesday 12th of June, we talked to the farmers about the Government’s choice to take agriculture out of the Emissions Trading Scheme. Bring on Fieldays 2024! Such a good event, so we needed to get down there for a talk about how it's going to go over the next three days. Ginny Andersen and Mark …
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Pollies: Labour's Ginny Andersen and National's Mark Mitchell on the reward for the missing Phillips children, the Te Kūiti baby death, and MP housing supplements
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Family members of the missing Marokopa man and his children are hoping Police's increased efforts make a difference. For two weeks Police are offering an $80 thousand reward for information and will consider giving immunity to people assisting him. The now eight, nine, and ten year olds, along with Tom Phillips, have been missing since 2021 and are…
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Chris Budge: Private Investigator on the $80 thousand reward in the Phillips children missing person case
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Police have already received tips on the back of the $80 thousand reward offered in the case of the Phillips children. The now eight, nine, and ten year olds, along with their father Tom Phillips, have been missing since 2021. They're believed to be in western Waikato, near or in Marokopa. Police have given two weeks for the reward to be claimed an…
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Richard Arnold: US Correspondent on the verdict of Hunter Biden's trial
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Another legal first in the United States as Hunter Biden's found guilty of three criminal gun offences. It's the first time the child of a sitting President's been found guilty of a crime, and comes only weeks after Donald Trump made history as the first former President with a criminal conviction. The younger Biden could face up to 25 years in pri…
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Judith Collins: Defence Minister on the NZ Defence Force's deployment in South Korea
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The Government says sending troops to South Korea is good for their training. New Zealand is sending 41 Defence Force personnel as part of the United Nations Command. Defence Minister Judith Collins says they are mostly younger, less experienced members. She told Mike Hosking that it's a good chance for those with a couple of years' service to work…
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Campbell Parker: Dairy NZ CEO on the Government removing agriculture from the emissions trading scheme
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Dairy NZ's welcoming the Government's decision to keep agriculture out of the Emissions Trading Scheme. A law change will stop farming being charged through the scheme, which offsets credits against emitting. It's also disestablished He Waka Eke Noa and plans to replace it with a new group tasked with tackling methane emissions from farming. Dairy …
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Jason Krupp: Meat Industry Association Advocacy Manager on the Government's decision to work with farmers to price emissions
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The Government's decision to work with farmers to price their emissions by 2030 is being welcomed by the industry. A law change will stop farming being charged through the Emissions Trading Scheme, which offsets credits against emitting. It was a fallback option if partnership group He Waka Eka Noa didn't find an alternative for agriculture. Meat I…
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Simon Parham: Waitomo Group CEO on the Commerce Commission calling out fuel prices ahead of the removal of the Auckland Fuel Tax
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A fuel retailer's applauding the Commerce Commission for raising awareness about prices at the pump ahead of the removal of Auckland's fuel tax. The commission's calling out retailers who lag in dropping prices at the pump, saying it's costing motorists millions each year. It says it's a timely reminder, with the Auckland Regional Fuel Tax being re…
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Enda Brady: UK correspondent on Rishi Sunak facing backlash for leaving D-day commemorations early
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has faced some scorn from leaders and the public over his actions at the D-day commemorations. Several world leaders and surviving veterans gathered for the event's 80th anniversary, and Sunak drew ire by leaving early. UK correspondent Enda Brady says voters won't forgive this. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener fo…
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Wayne Langford: Federated Farmers president on the Government moving agriculture from the Emissions Trading Scheme
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The Government's move to scrap agriculture from the Emissions Trading Scheme has been welcomed by rural leaders. The newly-scrapped scheme would see farmers charged for additional emissions units used above their allotted allowance by 2025. Agriculture Minister Todd McClay says the Government needed to focus on 'practical tools' that wouldn't reduc…
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Brad Olsen: Infometrics principal economist on the Government changing the Overseas Investment Act
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The Government has has used the launch of a new build-to-rent facility in Auckland to announce new rules for the Overseas Investment Act. More money will be directed towards build-to-rent developments - and foreign investors will have a streamlined pathway to acquire land for said developments. Infometrics principal economist Brad Olsen says this m…
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Jamie Mackay: The Country host on the predicted mood for Fieldays 2024
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It's a big week for the rural community, as crowds flock to Waikato for Fieldays 2024. From June 12 to 15, people will gather at Mystery Creek for the 56th running of the largest agricultural event in the Southern Hemisphere. The Country host is predicting a 'subdued' mood from attendees ahead of this year's event. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/l…
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