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Welcome to Hope, Understanding & Encouragement… H.U.E. For short. My name is Darren Smith, a believer in God's Word and a servant of our Lord Jesus Christ. This Podcast is a result of His work me and other believers, and is a work that God has told me to share by a minster of God who did not know me. If this is what God has called me too, then I will gladly do so for His name and His Kingdom.
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25 years on from the passing of the Fiscal Responsibility Act (1994), we look back at this significant moment in New Zealand's history and interview the Hon Ruth Richardson, Minister of Finance 1990-93, and the Rt Hon J B Bolger ONZ, Prime Minster 1990-1997.
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A comedy podcast for lunatics. With Kenyon Adamcik and Maddie Wiener.
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2012 is the year of 'Mystery in the Minster' by Susanna Gregory
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Juliana Page-Master Certified Christian Life Coach, Kingdom Entrepreneur, 5x Author, Founder of Courage. Co™ & Spirit Driven Success Life Coach Certification™
Transform Self-Sabotage into Self-Mastery and Revolutionize Your World! Do you want to align with God’s vibes, adapt to a spirit-led lifestyle and live out the fullness of God’s plans and purposes for your life? Your purpose doesn’t have to be complicated! If you’re on a mission to live a powerful life, you’ve landed in the go-place for mental health, personal growth, and spiritual development! And if you’re ready to improve your relationships, level-up your leadership and choose courage ove ...
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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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Taiwan Talk is here to tell the stories of people living in Taiwan, as well as Taiwanese people living abroad! Every Monday, an ICRT host chats with newsmakers and personalities about Taiwan's culture, lifestyle, business, and arts. Taiwan Talk airs on ICRT FM100 at 8am, and in the evening in the 6pm news hour. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn
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Come join me for a health discussion. Understand why it is optimum to maintain a healthy lifestyle spiritually and physically. I am a daughter of the Most High God, writer, prayer intercessor, minster, prophet, mother and health & nutrition advocate. I advise others to live healthier lives naturally through healthy eating habits, learning, teaching and spreading the Words of God. My belief is that everything our bodies need is already here on earth and has been here since the beginning of ti ...
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The Life Visions Show is for anyone and everyone in need of Christian enlightenment. Tune in for informative Biblical readings and lessons. I am a daughter of the Most High God, writer, prayer intercessor, minster, prophet, mother and health & nutrition advocate. I advise others to live healthier lives naturally through healthy eating habits, learning, teaching and spreading the Words of God. When you look around the health care industry, new medicines and drug remedies and are constantly be ...
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We travel around as a visually impaired person and see how accessible travel and our destinations or attractions are to those with a disability.
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Welcome to Dee Cook, where amazing things happen.
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A Charlotte Mason podcast helping you find freedom in her philosophy. Conversations around childhood, motherhood & education. The Modern Miss Mason Podcast is hosted by Leah Boden 🇬🇧
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The DMJ Broadcast is an inspirational syndicated show that is all about helping you level up in your faith, business, and life. Each week, host Darrell Moore, Jr. will bring conversations, interviews, and discussions with faith-based entrepreneurs, and leaders to help you become the CEO of your life. Click below to listen 👇🏻 www.djmoore.site
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Welcome to The Sound Tourist Podcast, where we take you on a journey around the world through sound. Join us as we explore the beauty of cities and nature through ambient field recordings. Immerse yourself in the sounds of bustling streets, serene forests, and everything in between. Each episode is a unique audio experience that will transport you to a different corner of the world. The Sound Tourist Podcast is not only a great way to explore the world through sound, but the calming and soot ...
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Walking through the city, engaging with spaces and places associated with crime and justice is a way of seeing and feeling the history of crime, punishment and justice in the present. Walk with us through the city of York as we introduce you to buildings, landmarks, people and places that will connect you in sensory and corporeal ways to the city's history. Find out more at: www.yorkcrimewalk.co.uk
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Winston Peters: Foreign Affairs Minster on the escalating conflict in the Middle East
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The Foreign Affairs Minister says the Middle East conflict is reaching an uncertain, dangerous and difficult point. It's yet unknown whether Israel will heed America's warning not to respond to a barrage of missiles and drones launched by Iran. The attack was in retaliation to Israel bombing Iran's embassy in Syria, and most of the hundreds of proj…
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Fmr. Foreign Minster Fredrick Chien: When the U.S. Ended Formal Ties with the R.O.C. (Taiwan) - on air version
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Former Control Yuan President and Foreign Minister Fredrick Chien shares his memories and insights into the hours and days in the aftermath of the US decision to derecognize the Republic of China (Taiwan), in favor of the People's Republic of China. His discourse reintroduces listeners to several key personalities, including the last U.S. Ambassado…
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Ian McCormick: Residents in Auckland flats given 10 days to vacate their building
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Residents of a 16-floor apartment building in central Auckland, have been ordered to evacuate. Auckland Council issued City Gardens Apartments a dangerous building notice, citing fire safety concerns. City Garden must carry out repairs to meet standards - and if work's still incomplete people will have to move out on Monday. One resident says the b…
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Louise Upston: Government focused on getting people into work
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Labour's accusing the Government of demonising beneficiaries - while people are being laid off. Figures out today show 20-thousand more people are drawing JobSeeker benefits than a year ago. Minister Louise Upston says that underscores the need for her policies - which include cutting JobSeekers by 50-thousand, by 2030. Carmel Sepuloni says Governm…
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Ruth Money: Police failures found after stalking complaints led to murder
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The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that the system police use for stalking allegations isn't up to standard. This is after the murder of a 21-year-old in Auckland who had reported to police eight weeks before her death that her killer was harassing her. The woman's file was inactive for six weeks after she made the report, then it w…
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Oliver Peterson: Australian Correspondent on Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel calling for calm
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Sydney police are continuing to identify people involved in a riot after Monday's church stabbing. The 16-year-old suspect remains in hospital under police guard for the alleged terrorist attack. A 19-year-old has been placed under house arrest over his alleged role in the riot. New South Wales Police Commissioner Karen Webb says they're arresting …
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Michael Webster: Privacy Commissioner on his call for the right to be forgotten
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The Privacy Commissioner wants to review the Privacy Act and introduce a right to be forgotten. He's concerned social media is posing a major risk for children's privacy and parents need help navigating it. A survey by his office raised concerns around young people not having the capacity to make fully informed decisions about their digital footpri…
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Chris Cahill: Police Association President on members rejecting latest pay offer
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Police hope to go to arbitration over pay next month. More than 75 percent of members have voted NO to the latest pay offer, which included a new overtime rate, a pay increase and a cash payment. They say it doesn't remedy the decline in salaries. Police Minister Mark Mitchell says it's disappointing - and will draw out an already lengthy process. …
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Jarrod Kerr: Kiwibank Chief Economist on inflation dropping to 4%, says it's driven by domestic factors
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Inflation is proving to be a hard dragon to slay. Annual inflation has dropped to 4%, sitting above the Reserve Bank forecast of 3.8%. Non-tradable inflation —on final goods and services that don't face foreign competition— remains very high at 5.8%, well above the Bank's forecast of 5.3%. Kiwibank Chief Economist, Jarrod Kerr, told Heather du-Ples…
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: The smaller rugby ball for women is already controversial
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Guess what: the smaller ruby ball for women is already controversial. I was telling you about this last week because World Rugby is spitballing the idea of giving the female rugby players a ball that's about 3% smaller and lighter than the standard ball. Because their hands are smaller than male hands, and it would make kicking and passing easier f…
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Karen Chhour: Minister for Children on the Oranga Tamariki restructure and job cuts
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The Children's Minister says no frontline roles are being axed in widespread public service cuts. Oranga Tamariki is proposing a total loss of 447 jobs, and the Education Ministry says more than 500 jobs will go. It's in response of the Government's demand for 6.5% savings. Karen Chhour told Heather du Plessis-Allan that they've been adamant no fro…
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Barry Soper: ZB Senior Political Correspondent on Christopher Luxon meeting his counterpart in Bangkok, the Māori Law Society complaining about Shane Jones' comments
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Shane Jones seems to be in trouble with the Māori Law Society. They’ve written to Christopher Luxon about his comments surrounding the Waitangi Tribunal and their review into Oranga Tamariki. He effectively said the Tribunal has no business in running operations like some sort of star chamber, delivering summons for ministers to rock up and be cros…
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Dan Mitchinson: US Correspondent on Donald Trump continuing to comment on his trial despite warnings
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A judge has warned former US President Donald Trump over commenting on jurors on the second day of his criminal trial. Trump's accused of falsifying business records to hide a hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election. Seven jury members have been selected after doing a rigorous survey. US correspondent Dan Mitchinson …
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Elliott Smith: Sportstalk Host on the signing of James Fisher-Harris to the Warriors and Netball NZ's negotiating to get ANZ Premiership teams in the Australian competition
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The Warriors have made quite the acquisition with the signing of James Fisher-Harris. Fisher-Harris is in line to replace departing prop Addin Fonua-Blake, the club securing his services on a four-year contract. Elliot Smith told Heather du Plessis-Allan that this is a huge signing, Golden Boot player of the year and Kiwis Captain, they couldn’t ge…
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Reg Hennessey: Hospitality NZ Bay of Plenty President on the potential of a begging ban in Rotorua
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Is it time to introduce a begging ban? Locals in Rotorua and Christchurch are debating the necessity of one, Rotorua Councillor Don Patterson calling for a bylaw after reports of tourists being accosted. Despite the Rotorua Lakes Council saying that begging is down, business owners are still struggling to stop it from happening near them. Reg Henne…
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Enda Brady: UK correspondent on Liz Truss releasing her book
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Former Prime Minister Liz Truss, who held office for a record 49 days, has recently released her new book. The former UK leader has hit out at civil servants, the Bank of England, several political colleagues - and the fleas in Downing Street. UK correspondent Enda Brady says it's clear Truss has no regrets. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener…
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The Huddle: Will the Warner/Stuff merger address the issues with the media industry?
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Tonight on The Huddle, Josie Pagani from Child Fund and Ben Thomas from Capital joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day- and more! Minister Shane Jones plans to scrap 'red tape' to make coal mining easier. The Greens have already voiced their disapproval- what do we think? Warner Brothers Discovery signed a deal with Stuff t…
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Paul Bloxham: HSBC chief economist ahead of tomorrow's CPI data release
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Tomorrow's CPI data release is expected to reveal how close the Reserve Bank is to pushing down inflation. During last week's OCR update, the Bank was confident restrictions would get CPI back to the target one-to-three percent this year. HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham predicts that inflation would have slowed down this quarter. LISTEN ABOVE See…
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Jamie Mackay: The Country host on The Country celebrating 30 years
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The Country celebrated 30 years last week, and the celebrations have recently wrapped up. Host Jamie Mackay looked back on the full three decades of rural broadcasting today. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Newstalk ZB
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Pattrick Smellie: BusinessDesk managing editor on the possibility of interest rate cuts before September
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BusinessDesk's Pattrick Smellie is off on a European sabbatical- and he's hopeful an interest rate cut could come before his return. He outlined his predictions for the coming months here today. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Newstalk ZB
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Barry Soper: ZB senior political correspondent on Minister Shane Jones dismissing 'green catastrophising' over coal mining changes
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Resource Minister Shane Jones is dismissing what he calls green 'catastrophising' over coal mining. As part of upcoming RMA amendments, Jones will remove the extra controls on consents that he says only apply to coal. He says the industry's treated differently to other types of mineral extraction, and red tape is hurting the sector. ZB senior polit…
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Justin Wallace: First Union spokesperson warns Fletcher subsidiary EasySteel will restructure
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Union workers at Fletcher subsidiary EasySteel have blamed the company's recent mismanagement for a looming restructure. Fletcher has cited market conditions for this restructure, and jobs are on the chopping block. First Union spokesperson Justin Wallace says 50 to 60 jobs could be scrapped. "The interesting part is- this is not only being targete…
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Kiri Hannifin: Air New Zealand Chief Sustainability Officer on Air New Zealand's purchase of sustainable aviation fuel
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Air New Zealand has signed its largest deal yet for sustainable aviation fuel. The airline purchased 9 million litres of fuel from provider Neste, which is expected to reduce carbon emissions up to 80 percent compared to fossil jet fuel. Chief Sustainability Officer Kiri Hannifin supports mandating other airlines follow suit to decarbonise. "All of…
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Chlöe Swarbrick: Green Party co-leader on the Government's plan to ease consenting for coal mines
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The Government is being accused of throwing coal on the climate crisis fire. A new Resource Management Amendment Bill to be introduced next month will ease consenting for coal mines. Labour brought in the controls to end consents for existing thermal coal mines after 2030. Greens co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick says New Zealand has been phasing out coal …
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Tristan Gilbertson: Telecommunications Commissioner 'disappointed' over One NZ code breaches
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The Telecommunications Commissioner says he's disappointed about alleged breaches of the 111 Contact code by telco One New Zealand. The code is designed to protect consumers without copper landline connections. One New Zealand has been accused of failing to provide customers with a way to call 111 in a power cut. Commissioner Tristan Gilbertson say…
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Shayne Currie: NZ Herald Editor-at-large on Stuff's new business agreement with Warner Brothers Discovery
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There's more details on the finances of Stuff's new agreement with Warner Brothers Discovery. The Newshub owner signed a deal with Stuff yesterday to produce and provide a daily bulletin on TV Three from July 6, following Newshub's closure. Stuff CEO Sinead Boucher says they'll bring over some Newshub employees, but fewer than the 40 or 50 proposed…
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Oliver Peterson: Australian correspondent with the latest updates on the Sydney church stabbing
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The stabbing at a church in Sydney's west last night has been labelled a terrorist act. New South Wales police have revealed a young person's been arrested after three people were stabbed at Wakeley's The Good Shepherd Church last night. A graphic video of the attack shows a person lunging at the Bishop during a mass. Australian correspondent Olive…
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Elliott Smith: Sportstalk host on Jordie Barrett's six-month sabbatical to Irish club Leinster
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Confidence the Hurricanes can cope without Jordie Barrett for one Super Rugby campaign. The midfielder has re-signed with NZR until the end of 2028, but the new deal does include a six-month sabbatical at Irish club Leinster next year. Sportstalk host Elliott Smith explains further. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Randy Zelin: Cornell University law professor on the difficulties of finding a jury for Donald Trump's hush money trial
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Finding a jury for Donald Trump's hush money trial is proving tricky. The former US President has pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. Already on day one, 50 prospective jurors have been dismissed after saying they couldn't be impartial. Cornell University law professor Randy Zelin says potential jurors are asked p…
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: TV3's 6pm bulletin is saved - for now
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So, the 6pm bulletin on TV3 is saved after all. It's been announced this afternoon that that Stuff is going to make the bulletin for the owners of TV3, Warner Brothers Discovery. If you’re a fan of Newshub and this news gives you hope, I would very much urge you to temper that expectation. Because this is not going to be what you are used to. It so…
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400 \\ Feeling Discouraged? | Keys to Keep Your Footing in this Season
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Having done all to stand...you better STAND! The faith-walk is real, but when you shake off the dust and steady yourself in God, you will not be disappointed. This is a time to KEEP YOUR FOOTING! Don't lose your focus but strengthen it. Tune into God's Vibes to find how to strengthen your leadership, focus and courage! Know someone who could benefi…
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Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on the UK being among the nations who helped counter Iran's attack on Israel
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It's been confirmed a number of British fighter jets helped shoot down the drones fired at Israel from Iran. The UK was among several countries which helped counter Iran's unprecedented attack - the first direct strike onto Israeli soil. UK correspondent Gavin Grey explains further. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Tonight on The Huddle, Trish Sherson from Sherson Willis PR and Auckland Councillor Richard Hills joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day- and more! Is the escalating conflict in the Middle East something we should be worried about? Iran sent a barrage of drones and missiles to Israel this weekend- should this be a bigger po…
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Fran O'Sullivan: NZME business commentator on Chris Luxon's meeting with Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong
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The Prime Ministers of New Zealand and Singapore have agreed to streamline flows of critical supplies during crises. Chris Luxon sat down today in Singapore with his counterpart Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong to discuss supply chains and maintaining green economy initiatives. NZME business commentator Fran O'Sullivan explains further. LISTEN ABOVE …
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Barry Soper: ZB senior political correspondent on Christopher Luxon's political trip to South East Asia
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Prime Minister Luxon is eyeing up the opportunities and potential to be found in South East Asia. Luxon's leading a 24 person business delegation to Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines over the course of the week. ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper explains the benefits of New Zealand building more trade relationships. LISTEN ABOVE …
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Jason Pine: Sportstalk host on the Warriors' weekend draw with the Manly Sea Eagles
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The Warriors wound up with a 22-all draw with the Manly Sea Eagles in last weekend's match. As the team trailed 22-20 with seconds left on the clock, Johnson's attempt at a two-point field goal fell short. Sportstalk host Jason Pine weighs in on whether the Warriors should be proud of this. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy infor…
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Robin Gauld: Otago University Director of the Centre for Health Systems on the rise of private healthcare
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Private healthcare is experiencing a surge in demand as public wait-lists keep expanding. A new private hospital has opened in central Auckland, and Epsom's Mercy Hospital is expected to add dozens more beds and at least 10 new operating theatres. At least 1 third of Kiwis now have private health insurance, with Southern Cross reporting a 3.5 perce…
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Nicola Willis: Finance Minister ahead of her meeting with overseas counterparts in Washington DC
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The Finance Minister's excited ahead of her trip to Washington DC. Nicola Willis departs tomorrow for a meeting with her counterparts from Australia, the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. She says she's looking forward to being in the same room as Janet Yellen, who she describes as a 'Queen' of international economics and finance. "She …
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Chris Bishop: Housing Minister on the new tenancy laws allowing renters to pay an extra bond for pets
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The Housing Minister says introducing pet bonds will make landlords more likely to accept cats and dogs in their properties. The Government's bringing in changes to the Residential Tenancies Act to make it easier for pet-owning tenants to find rental housing. It includes paying an extra bond of two weeks rent, to cover potential damage. Minister Ch…
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Brian Tamaki: Destiny Church leader stands by family member's vandalism of K Road rainbow crossing
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Brian Tamaki claims the public is on his side on rainbow issues. A member of his Destiny Church has pleaded guilty and been convicted of vandalising Auckland's K Road rainbow crossing. Tamaki claims there's public concern about drag queens reading stories to children in libraries and the state of relationship and sexuality education in schools. He …
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James MacKenzie: Reuters correspondent on Israel's possible response to yesterday's attack from Iran
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Israel's war cabinet is due to resume debating how best to respond to Iran's attack on Sunday. Most of the 300 missiles and drones fired towards them were shot down by its Iron Dome. US President Joe Biden has already ruled out any involvement in Israel's response, to avoid worsening the conflict. Reuters correspondent James MacKenzie says Israel d…
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Oliver Peterson: Australian correspondent on Bruce Lehrmann's defamation case verdict
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Over in Australia, a judge has made a civil court ruling that it's likely former political staffer Bruce Lehrmann raped colleague Brittany Higgins. He'd taken a multi-million dollar defamation case over Network Ten's reporting of Higgins' allegations in 2021. Australian correspondent Oliver Peterson says the judge has described Lehrmann as having e…
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Geoff Keey and Jeremy Helson: Forest and Bird spokesperson and Seafood NZ Chief Executive on MPI data indicating the fishing industry hasn't been honest
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The rollout of fishing vessel cameras has come with more vigilant reporting of ocean wildlife deaths. MPI data from its 127 vessels with monitoring cameras suggests deaths were under-reported before their use. Reports of dolphin captures have risen nearly seven-fold since cameras were introduced, compared with 2018, and volumes of discarded fish ar…
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: It's time to punish protestors properly
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Turns out, the person who painted over the rainbow crossing on Auckland's K road 3 weeks ago is related to Brian Tamaki by marriage - what a surprise. He is married to Brian Tamaki’s granddaughter and is the father of, I think four, of Tamaki's great-grand kids. The reason I'm not surprised is - of course Destiny Church was doing this with the rain…
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In The Room When it Happened: Fmr Foreign Minister Fredrick Chien on when the U.S. Derecognized the R.O.C. (Taiwan) - An Oral History
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History has no better teachers than the eyewitnesses that watch it unfold and are "in the room when it happens." This unaired episode of Taiwan Talk is an eyewitness account presenting former Control Yuan and Foreign Minister Fredrick Chien's memories and insights of what transpired after the U-S announced it was derecognizing the ROC (Taiwan). Chi…
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399 \\ Can You Stand to Be Blessed? | A Secret Strategy to Thrive
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I'VE LEARNED GOD WILL NOT MISMANAGE YOUR LIFE, BUT WE CAN CHOOSE TO. God will not allow things to happen that don't somehow move us towards our destiny. God can see things that we can't see. God knows the end from the beginning. There are times it feels like God's taking us the wrong direction. Your way may be more comfortable, but it will limit ho…
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