Best Pagani Podcasts (2024)

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Wrapping the Week: Tim Wilson and Josie Pagani on ANZAC, dog walkers protesting the removal of Auckland bins, and Gen Z's table manners 10:46

18h ago10:46

10:46

Filling in for Mike Hosking, Andrew Dickens was joined by Tim Wilson and Josie Pagani to wrap this week. They discussed the importance of ANZAC Day, the dog walkers protesting against Auckland Council’s removal of public bins, and Gen Z’s table manners – or lack thereof. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Friday Faceoff: Mark Sainsbury and Josie Pagani talk mega tunnel, Tory Whanau and police pay 30:54

8d ago30:54

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On Friday Faceoff this week Nick was joined by political commentator Josie Pagani and former broadcaster Mark Sainsbury. On the agenda was Wellington's mega tunnel proposal, Tory Whanau rejoining the Greens, police pay and the Stuff/Newshub deal. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Murray Olds: Australian Correspondent on the ANZAC services in Australia 6:23

16h ago6:23

6:23

Yesterday marked another year since the Gallipoli campaign, the yearly services commemorating not only those who fell in World War I, but conflicts and wars that came after. Australian Correspondent Murray Olds told Andrew Dickens that it’s been a feature in recent years, the significance growing over the years. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/list…

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Richard Arnold: US Correspondent on Donald Trump's trial before the US Supreme Court 4:52

17h ago4:52

4:52

It all revolves around Donald Trump, going beyond his ‘hush money’ trial. The former President is dealing with a series of legal actions all revolving around trying to corrupt the elections. The top of the legal ladder is the US Supreme Court, which heard nearly three hours of Trump arguing that he can’t be tried for anything. US Correspondent Rich…

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Full Show Podcast: 26 April 2024 1:29:48

18h ago1:29:48

1:29:48

On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Friday 26th April Andrew Dickens filled in for Mike, getting legal analysis of the Karen Chhour and Waitangi Tribunal legal stoush - which is far from over. Andrew found out why there's concerns for the next cruise ship season, and what impact it will likely have on New Zealand’s economy. Plus, th…

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Susie Wilson: International etiquette expert on the study finding Gen Z doesn't care about traditional etiquette 3:40

18h ago3:40

3:40

Table manners may be a thing of the past. A survey has found that Gen Z overwhelmingly doesn’t care about traditional etiquette, including holding a knife and fork correctly, eating off other people's plates, and using cell phones at the table. But international etiquette expert Susie Wilson is saddened by the news. She told Andrew Dickens she want…

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Paul Spain: Tech Commentator on the US banning TikTok 3:19

18h ago3:19

3:19

Social media app Tik Tok may be in line for a court battle after US President Joe Biden signed a bill to ban the app from the United States. US lawmakers have for years fought for the banning of the Chinese based app, citing data security concerns. But Tech commentator Paul Spain told Andrew Dickens that Tik Tok has the power to fight it. He says T…

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Tony Hill: RSA District President for Waikato, Bay of Plenty, and the East Coast on the turnout for ANZAC Day Services 2:34

18h ago2:34

2:34

One RSA District President is celebrating the turnout at ANZAC services yesterday despite the wild weather in some parts. The mid-morning service at Wellington's Pukeahu National War Memorial Park had to be canned because of the high winds. Tony Hill said that while there are fewer people from the World Wars, a lot of new veterans are coming throug…

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Paul Goldsmith: New Media and Communications Minister on the challenges facing the sector 4:36

19h ago4:36

4:36

The new Media and Communications Minister says the sector isn't broken but is under pressure. The Prime Minister handed the portfolio to Paul Goldsmith after stripping it from the embattled Melissa Lee. He told Andrew Dickens that there are challenges to work through. Goldsmith says there's been colossal change in how people collect their news in t…

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Jacqui Llyod: Cruise Association CEO on next season's expected downturn after this season's success 3:50

19h ago3:50

3:50

The cruise-ship season success is being celebrated, but there's concern next season could hit an iceberg. Ships have brought in 350,000 visitors with an estimated value of $540 million. However, a 20% decline in port visits is projected for next season as rising costs bite the market. Cruise Association Chief Executive Jacqui Lloyd told Andrew Dick…

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Andrew Geddis: Constitutional Law Expert on the appeal lodged against the High Court's decision to overturn the summoning of Karen Chhour 3:26

19h ago3:26

3:26

An appeal of the High Court's decision to overturn the Waitangi Tribunal summons of the Children's Minister has been lodged. It ruled Karen Chhour could not be compelled to appear before the Tribunal over her plans to repeal part of the Oranga Tamariki Act. Constitutional law expert Andrew Geddis told Andrew Dickens that the Waitangi Tribunal does …

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Mister Cartoon (Tattoo and low rider legend) 1:06:39

1d ago1:06:39

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Mr Cartoon is one of the most famous tattoo artists to ever put ink to skin. His artistic journey began in graffiti before moving to airbrushing clothes and low rider cars. He's got a line of Turtle Wax car care, designed wheels, and has an amazing garage of his own. We talk about the history of low riders; how hydraulics work; the legality of them…

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Politics Wednesday: Nicola Willis and Ginny Andersen on Reading deal, three strikes 28:40

3d ago28:40

28:40

Finance Minister Nicola Willis says Wellington City Council's now-collapsed deal with Reading Cinemas was "shady" and could have found the council in hot water with the Auditor General. She was joined by Labour's police spokesperson Ginny Andersen to talk the political issues of the week with Wellington Mornings host Nick Mills. LISTEN ABOVE See om…

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Capital Letter: Georgina Campbell on what's next after the failed Reading Cinemas deal 9:39

3d ago9:39

9:39

Where to now for the derelict Reading Cinemas complex, and what has the failed deal cost the council? Those questions are yet to be answered, NZ Herald Wellington Issues reporter Georgina Campbell says. She joined Wellington Mornings host Nick Mills for her regular Capital Letter slot. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informatio…

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Murray Olds: Australian Correspondent on the faceoff between Elon Musk and Australian Politicians regarding the footage of violent attacks on the platform 6:52

3d ago6:52

6:52

Australia’s politicians are facing off against billionaire Elon Musk. The federal government's renewing its focus on social media misinformation and harm after two violent stabbing attacks in Sydney. But X-owner, Musk is fighting an order to remove graphic footage of the attacks from the platform. Australian Correspondent Murray Olds told Mike Hosk…

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Carolyn Young: Retail NZ CEO on retail businesses struggling to meet targets heading into winter 2:34

3d ago2:34

2:34

A chunk of businesses aren’t sure they'll survive this year. A Retail NZ survey has found retailers aren't confident heading into winter and a third think they might need to close this year. About two thirds didn't meet their first quarter sales targets. Chief Executive Carolyn Young told Mike Hosking that the reality of where the economy is at is …

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Andrew Clennett: Hiringa Energy CEO on the opening of Australasia's first hydrogen refuelling network 3:18

3d ago3:18

3:18

A hydrogen refuelling network across the North Island is the first of its kind in Australasia. Hamilton, Auckland, and New Plymouth will host the Hiringa Energy stations, with Tauranga to join later this year. The network will allow hydrogen trucks to travel within the 'golden triangle' covering 95% of heavy freight routes in the North Island. Hiri…

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Mike's Minute: The moral question around advertising on social media 2:06

3d ago2:06

2:06

One of the mysteries of our time is why so many businesses, and big businesses, spend so much money on social media platforms, given what's on those platforms. Hyundai are the latest to pause their advertising on 'X' after anti-Semitic posts were highlighted and the car company's ads were right next door. In Australia they are busy sorting out legi…

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Full Show Podcast: 24 April 2024 1:29:41

3d ago1:29:41

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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Wednesday 24th of April, we finally have some common sense being brought to the RMA. Federated Farmers' Mark Hooper gave some insight on the response from farmers. An interesting new study says that if we don't change our ways in the medical industry and continue to force overseas doctors to confo…

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Pollies: National's Mark Mitchell and Labour's Ginny Andersen on the gang patch Select Committee, the emergency management fund, and wasted money during Covid 10:10

3d ago10:10

10:10

National MP Mark Mitchell says there's absolutely no plan to cut a fund used for recovery after extreme weather events. Finance Minister Nicola Willis has received advice on disestablishing the National Resilience Plan; a $6 billion scheme set up after Cyclone Gabrielle and the Auckland floods. When asked if it's being cut, National MP Mark Mitchel…

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Dr Mariska Mannes: Lead author of the Otago University study on the adjustment difficulties faced by migrant doctors 5:04

3d ago5:04

5:04

We're being told helping international doctors adjust is about more than just medical competence. An Otago university study has found New Zealand is at risk of losing its international doctors if cultural integration practices don't improve. Lead author Doctor Mariska Mannes says many want to be here but feel there's no support in helping them figu…

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Jose Ubiaga: Dakota Bar Owner on Wellington City Council's lack of vision for Courtenay Place 3:19

3d ago3:19

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A Courtenay Place bar owner says it's critical Wellington City Council has a plan for the area. It's walked away from a $32 million deal to renovate Reading Cinema, which has been closed since an earthquake risk was discovered in 2019. The council says it's working on other projects to help revitalise the city's entertainment district. But Dakota B…

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Sam MacDonald: Christchurch City Councillor on the lifeline to the A&P Association after the cancellation of this year's event 2:11

3d ago2:11

2:11

A Christchurch City Councillor says their lifeline to the A&P Association isn't a grant. The board canned this year's A&P Show, saying it would be unwise under its current finances and business model. The association's now breaking the 100-year lease on its Wigram Road site, with the council paying about a million dollars a hectare to buy the remai…

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Richard Arnold: US Correspondent on the continuing Gaza protests at US Universities 5:45

3d ago5:45

5:45

Universities across America are bracing for more Gaza protests. Campus closures and arrests have followed increasing Pro-Palestinian and Pro- Israel demonstrations this week. US Correspondent Richard Arnold told Mike Hosking that the epicentre of the protests, New York's Columbia University, is now offering online classes for the rest of the term. …

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Mark Hooper: Federated Farmers RMA Spokesperson on the reforms coming next month 3:15

3d ago3:15

3:15

Farmers see RMA reform as common sense returning to the farm gate. Changes across farming, water, and mining will be introduced to Parliament next month. Federated Farmers RMA spokesperson Mark Hooper says farmers already have good systems in place. He told Mike Hosking they have farm environment plans which show where the risk factors are and a wi…

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Countach plan; DB12 Volante; EV Pokemon? 1:21:24

3d ago1:21:24

1:21:24

Matt's Countach has a triage plan (sort of); we review the new Aston Martin DB12 Volante (and compare it to the competition from Bentley, Italy, and Mercedes); Patreon questions include: Used Focus RS or new GR Corolla? Why Taycan brakes feel weird To jump from new Ioniq 5 to used Taycan Do EVs have a floor? Which state has the best Mexican food? A…

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Rod Liddle: UK Correspondent on the incident between a London Police officer and Gideon Falter 5:12

4d ago5:12

5:12

A tense standoff between a London police officer and an antisemitism campaigner has sparked outrage. Gideon Falter, CEO of the Campaign Against Antisemitism, was blocked by an officer from crossing a road near to a pro-Palestine march. Falter was wearing a yarmulke and according to the officer looked ‘openly Jewish’, and by crossing the road in tha…

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Jo McKenna: Italy Correspondent on the success of PM Giorgia Meloni and her allies in the regional election 3:55

4d ago3:55

3:55

Good news for the Italian Prime Minister. Giorgia Meloni and her allies have kept control of the southern region of Basilicata in the regional election, defeating their centre-left opponents by a wide margin. Italy Correspondent Jo McKenna told Mike Hosking that turnout was low, and that seems to have favoured the incumbent. She said that this is t…

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Peter Gordon: Kiwi Chef on his involvement in the new TV3 show 'Food Rescue Kitchen' 11:30

4d ago11:30

11:30

A new TV3 show is aiming to highlight New Zealand’s food waste. Chefs are coming together in ‘Food Rescue Kitchen’ to challenge viewers’ perceptions of waste and what can be done with ingredients they otherwise might not consider. Peter Gordon, one of the country's most iconic chefs, is taking part and told Mike Hosking that he had a really good ti…

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Mike’s Minute: Ideology is hijacking reality on climate 1:59

4d ago1:59

1:59

Surely we didn’t miss the irony on climate change? On the day it's announced we have reduced our emissions now for three years in a row, so good on us, the very next day Transpower, the people who get the electricity into your lounge, tell us yet again that this Winter has issues and peak load and demand might be problematic. Part one of the emissi…

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Deborah Powell: Resident Doctors' Association National Secretary on the recent pay offer rejection 2:56

4d ago2:56

2:56

Resident doctors are set to take to the streets, protesting a recent pay offer. The Resident Doctors' Association say while some workers were offered up to 25% pay-rises, others were offered pay cuts in negotiations. As a result, they'll strike for 25 hours on May 7. National Secretary Deborah Powell told Mike Hosking that Health New Zealand's offe…

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Full Show Podcast: 23 April 2024 1:29:34

4d ago1:29:34

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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Tuesday 23rd April, the Government is bringing back the Three Strikes law. The public seems to be on the board, but lawyers and judges aren't. We got an expert’s thoughts. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon joined Mike in studio to talk his recent overseas trip, the Waitangi Tribunal stoush, and cri…

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Holly Oppers: Talent ID Recruitment Branch Manager on the dropping number of job openings 3:48

4d ago3:48

3:48

Employers have more choice with competition for work heating up. Recruitment companies are warning of thousands joining the unemployment queue and more people signing up for jobseeker benefits. The latest SEEK data shows job ads falling by 0.4% in March. Talent ID Recruitment's Holly Oppers told Mike Hosking that there's been a change of tide. She …

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John Munro: Criminal Defence Lawyer is hesitant to endorse the Three Strikes Law 3:24

4d ago3:24

3:24

A criminal defence lawyer is hesitant to endorse the incoming Three Strikes legislation. The Government is looking to re-establish the laws which will see mandatory prison sentences for violent and sexual criminals committing a third offence. It will only apply to sentences above 24 months and give judges more discretion. Lawyer John Munro told Mik…

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Christopher Luxon: Prime Minister defends $41 million commitment to clean energy in Asia while cutting costs in NZ 10:59

4d ago10:59

10:59

Christopher Luxon is defending spending millions on clean energy in Asia while cutting costs and Government jobs in New Zealand. The Government has committed $41 million towards an Asian Development Bank clean energy transition initiative. Luxon says the funding demonstrates New Zealand's commitment to help reduce global carbon emissions. He told M…

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Mark Patterson: Associate Agricultural Minister on the reopening of the world's largest wool processing facility near Napier 3:12

4d ago3:12

3:12

Wool could be making a comeback. The world's largest wool processing facility has reopened near Napier following a $50 million rebuild and refurbishment project Associate Agriculture Minister, Mark Patterson, told Mike Hosking there's a big global trend going back to natural fibres. He says New Zealand could be at the forefront. Patterson says ther…

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Essay #79: Sean Scalmer, ‘Direct Action: The Invention of a Transnational Concept’ 32:13

4d ago32:13

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This essay examines the rise of 'direct action' as a key concept in anarchist and radical politics over the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It traces the transnational arguments, texts and networks that made this possible. Sean Scalmer is a Professor of History at the University of Melbourne. This essay is a greatly edited version of…

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Business Panel: Cranfields owner Nicola Cranfield and NZCIS general manager Jamie Tout 30:55

5d ago30:55

30:55

Wellington institution Cranfields is set to shut down, while the New Zealand Campus of Innovation and Sport is going from strength to strength as the training facility for the Hurricanes and the Phoenix. The leaders of those respective businesses joined Nick Mills to talk through how things are... and the pair had quite different outlooks. LISTEN A…

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Beehive Buzz: ZB senior political reporter Sophie Trigger on PM's Asia trip and lending changes 8:03

5d ago8:03

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has returned from a week long tour of South East Asia, aimed at improving New Zealand's relationships with Singapore, Thailand and the Phillipines. Newstalk ZB senior political reporter Sophie Trigger joined Nick Mills to talk about the trip, as well as the government's changes to lending regulations and the fast tr…

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Richard Arnold: US correspondent on US$61 billion aid package for Ukraine 4:23

5d ago4:23

4:23

The US House of Representatives has voted 311 to 112 in favour of a US$61 billion aid package for Ukraine, helping to provide ammunition to keep them in the fight against Russia. But US correspondent Richard Arnold says while it was a major win for House Speaker Mike Johnson, some internal turmoil is brewing from his hardline Republican colleagues.…

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Mike's Minute: This Government was elected on change — embrace it 2:03

5d ago2:03

2:03

A good lesson in life is to work out, that if things aren't working the way you are currently doing them, then you want to change it. We have a gargantuan hole in this country in terms of doing things in infrastructure. We haven't, and don’t, get things done and when we crack on with the odd project it is almost always behind in time and over in mo…

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Murray Olds: Elon Musk and X’s vow to fight Australian online safety watchdog 7:30

5d ago7:30

7:30

Elon Musk and his social media company X have pledged to fight Australia’s online safety watchdog over posts about the alleged Western Sydney church stabbing. The CEO has accused Australia’s eSafety commissioner of censorship and has vowed to challenge an order to remove content on X, formerly Twitter, relating to the horrific incident in court. On…

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Full Show Podcast: 22 April 2024 1:29:28

5d ago1:29:28

1:29:28

On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Monday 22 April, Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Andrew Bayly explained why the Government is changing the CCCFA to make it easier to get loans, while Trade Minister Todd McClay gave us insights from his trip to China. Taupō Super400 winner and series leader Will Brown joined the show to re…

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Commentary Box: Black Caps vs Pakistan, V8 Supercars, Super Rugby crowds 10:53

5d ago10:53

10:53

Andrew Saville and Guy Heveldt joined Mike Hosking to discuss the Black Caps' 7 wicket win in Pakistan, the Warriors' 30-12 loss to the Dragons, V8 Supercars in Taupō, the weekend's Super Rugby, and the Formula 1 in China. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Newstalk ZB

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Phil Mauger: Christchurch Mayor says the city may get a Catholic Cathedral before an Anglican one 2:31

5d ago2:31

2:31

Full steam ahead with plans to re-build Christchurch's Catholic Cathedral on the same site as before. Following a survey, the Catholic Diocese has selected their 160-year-old Barbados Street site as the cathedral's future location. The former cathedral stood there before being demolished following earthquake damage. Mayor Phil Mauger told Mike Hosk…

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Will Brown: V8 Supercars Championship leader recaps weekend's racing in Taupō 3:27

5d ago3:27

3:27

Taupō enjoyed some V8 Supercars racing over the weekend. Championship leader Will Brown overhauled his Australian teammate Broc Feeney in a tense battle to win the second and final race of the weekend. Brown cleared Feeney with nine laps remaining to claim the lead, following a nail-biting battle that saw the two Red Bull Ampol Camaros run side-by-…

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