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What do 27% of NZers all have in common? They were born overseas. Here Now is about the journeys people make to New Zealand, their identities and perspectives, all of which shape their life here. Here Now was previously titled Voices and is produced and presented by Kadambari Raghukumar.
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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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Good questions. Great guests. Few beers... Steve and Seamus like asking good questions. And they love good answers. After over 20 years of friendship, they bought a microphone and started a podcast, allowing them to sit with, and learn from, the most interesting people they can access. From Kiwi legend Marc Ellis, to media personalities Jeremy Wells and Paddy Gower, Rugby coach extraordinaire Wayne Smith, sexologist Morgan Penn, and Olympian Dame Lisa Carrington... Between Two Beers has prod ...
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This is the Audio version of the Coromind Magazine, a collaborative project brought to you by the Flock Media Group Ltd. from the beautiful Coromandel, Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Tales of the Buller is a podcast that interviews local Buller people who have had fascinating lives and who have stories to tell. From the 1968 Inangahua earthquake to the top of Denniston and beyond, we have them all. Episodes for this podcast are created at Carters Beach, Buller, New Zealand.
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Hosted by Andrew Ferguson and League Freak, the podcast covers different Rugby League topics, from the NRL to Super League, and how they relate to the history of the game.
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Podcast that covers the events from the World of cricket, recent and the past. Also, we will looking into other sports like rugby union as well this year.
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Willie Mason & Justin Horo present Levels Podcast, twice a week reviewing & previewing all the NRL games also giving their best tips. Willie Mason is a former Kangaroo and NSW representative, is considered one of the most successful front rowers in NRL history. In 2004, he was a part of the famous 'Dogs of War' team that won the Grand Final, and he also received the Clive Churchill Medal during that match. Justin Horo is another former NRL player who played 120 games for Parramatta and Manly ...
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A podcast where Phil Metcalfe & Jordan Clarke talk all things rugby and New Zealand. In each episode, the lads will dive into the latest results, news and speculation on anything relating to New Zealand rugby. There will also be jokes.
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Dev, a lad from New Zealand living in Vancouver, takes you on a podcast journey! Cool conversations with cool people.
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An independent rugby podcast focused on Super Rugby, Internationals and New Zealand Provincial. https://www.facebook.com/the.rugby.gods.podcast https://twitter.com/the_rugby_gods
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Former professional rugby player John Daniell and journalist Glenn McConnell travel New Zealand trying to find the rulebook for how to be a man in 2021. Along the way they meet everyone from an All Black to a Tinder-profile guru, from a non-binary father to an historian of Kiwi bloke-ness. It’s a wild ride.
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Weekly conversations about rugby and education in New Zealand. Special Season 2, with conversations with Chilean Rugby Clubs and Communities during the Covid 19 Pandemic, Rugby vs Covid19.
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Murray Deaker has been interviewing the biggest names in sport for 40 years, and now he's back with a brand-new podcast. 'Murray Deaker’s Sporting Lives' will interview legends of sport, uncovering their stories. Full of memories, theories, and opinion. And no nonsense! 'Murray Deaker’s Sporting Lives' podcast brought to you by Gold Sport.
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Welcome to the England Rugby Pod, the rugby podcast that believes England will win the World Cup in 2019. Andy and Dan are two mates with a passion for rugby. No professional experience, no media experience just a shared love of the game and pride in the English rose. Hear their thoughts on team selections, performances, results and join them as they follow England on their march to (hopefully) glory at the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan. Unique player profiles will give you a little extra in ...
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Join Ron and Adam as they explore the world of rugby from the vantage point of their bicycles on a 45,000 km fundraising ride between Rugby World Cups. The boys will share their tales from the road and have conversations with characters of the game, discussing how rugby has impacted their lives and insights about what makes rugby unique in their country.
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The prodigiously talented Sonny Fai was tipped to be a superstar of rugby league and a New Zealand Warriors legend. On the eve of the start of pre-season training in January 2009, he made a final, fatal trip to the beach. This series investigates that awful summer afternoon and examines how he made his reputation - and his legacy.
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Each week Scotty Stevenson and a guest discuss all the winners, losers and the weekly drama that is rugby in New Zealand. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to the Talking with TK Podcast! Where Australian & New Zealand sporting legends, current day champions and future champions go one-on-one with Tristan K’Nell. The podcast delivers the human element of an athlete, the trials and tribulations on their path to success. It's authentic story telling like a voiced version from a chapter of an autobiography with the intention to inspire others to reach their dreams. Check out the show at www.talkingwithtk.com or get in touch with Tristan hi ...
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This is golf and life from Down Under brought to you by Andy and Michael. New Zealand is not just all about rugby, hobbits and unbelievable scenery down here. We go absolutely nuts for the game of golf. For a start, there are more courses per capita here than anywhere else in the world... except maybe for Scotland. Also, have you heard of epic courses such as Tara Iti, Kauri Cliffs or The Hills? Yep, those are ours. How about Ko, Fox, Charles, and the Big Cat's former caddie? Ours! We just c ...
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Cameron Bagrie: Economist on the OECD's report indicating an 'economic hangover'
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The OECD is pointing to an economic hangover in our economy in its biennial report. It's advising the Government to gradually get the books back into surplus, with economic growth still sluggish and productivity waning. The OECD also supports cutting government spending but warns of unintended consequences from doing so. Independent economist Camer…
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John Munro: Criminal Defence Lawyer on the $1.9 billion in funding for Corrections
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The Government's throwing $1.9 billion at Corrections with a pledge to restore law and order. It will add more than 800 extra beds at Waikeria Prison and recruit 685 more frontline Corrections staff. Criminal defence lawyer John Munro says more beds will result in more people in prison. He told Mike Hosking that we need to be careful we don't end u…
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The DrivingMaul Show E176 Saders Can't Back Up
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The DrivingMaul Show E176 Saders Can't Back Up with Paul and Steve We chat about Super Rugby and so much more Become a Supporter of New Zealand Sport Radio via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/NZSportRadio Get bonus content on Patreon as a Supporter of New Zealand Sport Radio Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/new-zealand-sport-radio. Hos…
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Taskin Ahmed stars again with the ball for Bangladesh and Towhid Hridoy leads the Bangladeshis with the bat as the home side comfortably win the 2nd T20 at Chattogram
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Taskin Ahmed’s brute pace proves too much for Zimbabwe as Bangladesh comprehensively defeat the visitors in the 1st T20 in Chattogram
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Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on the UK Government considering using Iraq to process asylum seekers
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It's being reported the UK Government considered using Iraq to process asylum seekers - similar to the Rwanda scheme. This move could have seen people sent from the UK to a country the Government advises against travel to. UK correspondent Gavin Grey says Iraq was willing to move forward without a formal or public agreement, according to leaked doc…
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Celia Coombes: Immigration NZ visa director on the backlog of unapproved student visa for 2024
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New Zealand universities are urging Immigration to figure out a quick solution to approving student visas. 18 percent of student visas remained unconfirmed by the time universities started for the 2024 year. Immigration NZ visa director Celia Coombes says a number of student visa applications were sent in too late to process. "We provided advice re…
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Ron Mark: Carterton mayor on the prospect of Wellington getting a water deal with the Government
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There's hopes Auckland's water deal with the Government can be replicated in the Wellington region. The Government and Auckland Council yesterday announced an agreement to help Aucklanders avoid a previously-signalled 25.8 percent water rates hike. Carterton mayor Ron Mark says they've agreed to working collaboratively to producing a regional water…
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Barry Soper: ZB political correspondent on the Government putting up $1.9 billion to bolster prison capacity and staff
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The Government is pumping $1.9 billion into bolstering prison capacity, staffing and criminal rehab programmes. The Budget investment will add more than 800 extra beds at Waikeria Prison and deliver 685 more frontline Corrections staff, including 470 prison officers. ZB political correspondent Barry Soper says it's unclear if the extra cash boost i…
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Community and Heritage Languages Schools Transforming Education
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Today we talked to Joseph Lo Bianco about the edited volume Community and Heritage Languages Schools Transforming Education (Routledge, 2023). The conversation addresses community and heritage language schooling research and practice, and our guest’s long history of important language policy research and activism, as well as the interconnections be…
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Oliver Peterson: Australian correspondent on Qantas agreeing to financial penalty in flight cancellation case
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Qantas has been slapped with a hefty fine over flight cancellations. Australia's consumer watchdog sued the airline, claiming in 2022 it sold thousands of tickets for 'ghost flights'. Australian correspondent Oliver Peterson says the airline will have to pay millions of dollars extra to the affected customers, beyond their $120 million dollar fine.…
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Jason Pine: Sportstalk host on the Warriors' loss to the Newcastle Knights
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The Warriors have been left lamenting another sloppy performance after their winless run in league's NRL extended to four matches. A lack-lustre effort in Newcastle has ended in a 14 to 8 defeat to the hometown Knights. Sportstalk's Jason Pine explains further. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Monday, 6 May 2024, Detective Inspector Chris Barry tells Heather a manhunt is underway for the "extremely dangerous" man accused of fatally shooting another man on Ponsonby Road on Sunday night. The Resident Doctors Association says they will push ahead with their 24-hour strike in solida…
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The Huddle: Do we have to get used to more shootings in Auckland?
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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! Auckland mayor Wayne Brown has called out disgruntled residents of high-end Auckland suburbs who left poo bags scattered around local parks to protest the removal of the bins. …
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Nicola Willis: Finance Minister responds to OECD report ahead of Budget 2024
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The Finance Minister says today's OECD report reinforces what the nation needs ahead of the 2024 Budget. The OECD's biennial report has warned inflation is likely to be persistent - and the Government should set polices to reduce the deficit. Minister Nicola Willis says it's clear New Zealand needs to get spending under control and invest in crucia…
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Episode #28 - Review/Preview || Monty Betham
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In this episode of OneTake, Ben Searle and Monty Betham are back to deep dive into all things footy. Knights review, Roosters preview, bootcamp, pathways success, and the NSW Cup clutch finishes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Warriors
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Mark Mitchell: Corrections Minister on the proposed financial boost for corrections staff
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Pay increases for corrections staff from a $1.9 billion Budget boost. The Government says the funding will go into more than 800 extra beds at Waikeria Prison - and 685 more frontline Corrections staff, including 470 prison officers. Millions will go into rehab for the 45 percent of prisoners on remand. Corrections Minister Mark Mitchell says this …
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Ria Hall: Kiwi musician on running for the Tauranga mayoralty
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Award-winning Māori musician Ria Hall has announced she's running for the Tauranga mayoralty. She's up against former deputy mayor Tina Salisbury, who announced her interest last week. Ria Hall says the Tauranga region desperately needs change - and she's ready to step up. "There's some real excitement on the ground - there's lots of murmurs happen…
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Jenee Tibshraeny: NZ Herald Wellington business editor on the OECD's biennial report findings ahead of Budget 2024
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The OECD has released its detailed biennial report on New Zealand's economy, ahead of the 2024 Budget. It lays out suggestions to improve productivity - highlighting competition. NZ Herald Wellington business editor Jenee Tibshraeny says the OECD thinks the Government could more aggressively break up monopolies and duopolies, like supermarkets. "It…
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Chris Barry: Detective Inspector on the ongoing investigation into deadly Ponsonby shooting
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Police say there's no indication a deadly shooting on Auckland's Ponsonby Road last night is gang related. A man who was part of a group was killed after getting out of a car, shot by a man who'd reportedly been denied entry to a bar. He's described as dangerous, and is of a large build, with dark hair, a beard and moustache - and a large tattoo on…
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James Anderson: Resident Doctors Association President on tomorrow morning's resident doctors' strike
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2,500 resident doctors are striking across the country at 7am tomorrow, for 25 hours. Mediation with Health New Zealand did not result in a settlement last week. More than 2,000 doctors had been offered raises of up to 25 percent, but about 300 would have had a 12 percent pay cut. Resident Doctors Association President James Anderson says the offer…
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China's C919 aircraft passes major safety test
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Asia correspondent Diane To speaks to Lisa Owen about Taiwan's plans to build a satellite network similar to Starlink, China's homegrown commercial plan passing a major safety test and China's space endeavours
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The effect of deep cuts throughout Massey University has been laid bare in a stark statistic. Jimmy Ellingham reports.
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Top kiwi tennis player gets biggest win of her career
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New Zealand's newest top tennis player Lulu Sun has had the biggest win of her professional career. After switching allegiances to New Zealand, from Switzerland, in March, the 23-year-old is rising up the world rankings following a big win in Florida. Sports reporter Felicity Reid speaks to Lisa Owen.…
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: Should we expect all this violence to be the new normal?
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We have a young producer working on this show called Jack, who’s recently moved over from London. He asked us today why we're all so worked up about this one shooting on Ponsonby Road - and why if you open any of the local newspapers' websites today, it’s right there at the top of the front page. As Jack says, this happens all the time in London, i…
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With the rising cost of insurance premiums, our video journalist Nick Monro asked people what they have insurance for.
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Home insurance premiums have jumped up almost 25 percent in the past year - about six time faster than income. Insurance Council chief executive Kris Faafoi speaks to Lisa Owen
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Police appeal for info following fatal Ponsonby shooting
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The victim in the fatal Ponsonby shooting and the gunman dont appear to know each other, according to police. Detective Inspector Chris Barry spoke with Lisa Owen
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Valuable mineral means future bright for Reefton
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The future is looking bright for the small West Coast town of Reefton, which is sitting on a significant supply of a valuable mineral used in everything from iphones to solar panels and electric vehicles. Luka Forman reports.
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The nurses organisation is urging the government to follow in Australia's footsteps and pay students doing mandatory on the job training to combat so called "placement poverty". Nurses Organisation, Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku spoke with Lisa Owen
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Woman nearly dies from skin reaction to meds
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A woman in her 20s who had a skin reaction from her epilepsy medication nearly died after waiting weeks to see a dermatologist in the public system. It's believed to be the first-ever case of its kind in the world - but doctors warn long wait times are putting other patients at risk. Ruth Hill reports…
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Manhunt underway after fatal Ponsonby shooting
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A man hunt is underway for an "extremely dangerous man" wanted in connection with a fatal shooting in Auckland's Ponsonby last night. Melanie Earley reports.
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A shake-up of the rugby sevens circuit this season will separate the best from the rest. For the first time a grand final will cap off the competition and New Zealand's men and women are in with a chance to be crowned champions in Madrid. Sports reporter Felicity Reid speaks to Lisa Owen.
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Government announces $1.9b boost for Corrections
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The coalition government will spend $1.9 billion dollars over the next four years on more prison beds, prison officers and rehabilitation for remand inmates. RNZ's deputy political editor Craig McCulloch spoke with Lisa Owen.
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Israel move to shut down local Al Jazera offices
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Middle East correspondent Camille Nedelec speaks to Lisa Owen about ceasefire talks between Hamas and international mediators, the Israeli government's move to shut down Al Jazeera's offices in the country and the latest on strikes between Israeli forces and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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Council compliance wardens "potentially dangerous"
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Auckland council's use of compliance wardens with no legal powers to deal with anti social behaviour is a potentially dangerous slippery slope, according to a former top cop. Former police inspector & negotiator Lance Burdett spoke with Lisa Owen
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NRL Round 9 Review - David Fifita Talking To Sydney Clubs & Our EARLY Origin Predicted Lineups
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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Monday the 6th of May, we have the Government's water plan for Auckland, so what could that mean for the rest of the country? Insurance rates are going up six times faster than incomes so what can we do about it? Kris Faafoi with the Insurance Council speaks to Mike. Andrew Saville and Guy Heveldt…
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Commentary Box: Warriors loss, Super Rugby, Rugby Sevens, F1, and SailGP
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Andrew Saville and Guy Heveldt joined Mike Hosking to discuss the Newcastle Knights takedown of the Warriors, the weekend in Super Rugby and the Rugby Sevens and Formula 1. Plus, the Sail GP event in Bermuda had a dramatic capsize. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Newstalk ZB
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Steve Price: Australia correspondent on teen shot dead by police in Perth, student loan repayment threshold set to change
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A teen has been shot dead by police after a knife attack in Perth, Australia. Western Australia Police Commissioner Col Blanch said the incident had hallmarks of a terror attack. The 16-year-old had been part of an anti-radicalisation support program since 2022. The boy called 000 to report that he was about to commit acts of violence. Before the a…
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Blair Walter: Felton Road Winemaker on taking the crown of Winery of the Year
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Winery of the Year has been announced, with Central Otago’s Felton Road taking the crown. The competition was independently ranked by wine critics. Felton Road Winemaker Blair Walter tells Mike Hosking the awards are incredibly important and it is great to be sitting top of a list of globally impressive wines. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listen…
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Kris Faafoi: Insurance Council Chief Executive on cost of insuring a home is rising six times faster than incomes
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The cost of insuring a home is rising six times faster than incomes. Data from Stats NZ show insurance premiums have increased 14 percent in the year to March, while incomes rose just 4.1 percent over the same period. The price of home insurance has increased 24.6 percent, while contents has increased 28 percent – both the biggest increase since th…
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Mat Bailey: North Canterbury Hunting Competition organiser on the return of the controversial killing of feral cats
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The controversial Canterbury feral cat killing competition is back. Nearly 250 cats were caught last year, causing protests and backlash from animal safety advocates. This year, the competition has dedicated two categories to hunting and killing feral cats. North Canterbury Hunting Competition organiser Mat Bailey tells Mike Hosking the backlash ha…
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Brendon Crompton: Blue Light's Chief Operating Officer on nearly half of youth offenders escaping from community remand homes
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Nearly half of youth offenders placed in community remand homes run away. A memo from Oranga Tamariki revealed between August 2020 and February 2023, 40 percent of youth offenders placed in community remand facilities nationwide escaped lawful custody. In Auckland, 49 percent escape. Blue Light Chief Operating Officer Brendon Crompton tells Mike Ho…
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Simeon Brown: Local Government Minister on Government's deal with Auckland Council for long-term investment in water infrastructure
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The Government has made a deal with Auckland Council as part of its Local Water Done Well reforms. The deal saves Aucklanders from Watercare’s proposed 25.8 percent rates increase. Watercare will be able to borrow $1.9 billion over the next ten years for long-term investment in water infrastructure. Local Government Minister Simeon Brown tells Mike…
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Richard Arnold: US correspondent on Boeing being poised to launch Boeing Starliner into space, trillions of cicadas emerge
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Boeing is poised to launch astronauts to the International Space Station for Nasa. The Boeing Starliner is set for launch tomorrow, years behind schedule and more than a billion dollars over budget. US correspondent Richard Arnold tells Mike Hosking Boeing has struggled with all sorts of technical issues as they work to become the alternate space o…
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Jacinta Fitzgerald: Chief Executive of Mindful Fashion on report into fashion's economic and cultural contributions to NZ
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The cancellation of New Zealand Fashion Week has highlighted wider issues within our fashion community. A report commissioned by Mindful Fashion looking into the economic and cultural contributions found that last year, the sector added 7.8 billion to the economy, paid 4.4 billion in wages and contributed 1.9 percent to GDP. There are calls for the…
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Gillian Blythe: Water NZ CEO on deal brokered between Government and Auckland Council in Local Water Done Well reforms
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The Government has made its first move in its Local Water Done Well reforms – the replacement for Three Waters. A deal has been brokered with Auckland Council which will allow Watercare to borrow 1.9 billion over the next ten years for long-term infrastructure. The deal will stop the proposed 25.8 percent water rates increase this year, bringing it…
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Gavin Grey: Europe correspondent on UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak facing more poor election results, and Sweden tightens security ahead of Eurovision
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UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing down his critics after another set of poor election results. Europe correspondent Gavin Grey tells Mike Hosking the infighting has begun within Sunak’s party following local council, Mayoral and Police Commissioner elections as well as on by-election all delivering huge losses for conservatives. And, security…
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