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The Country

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Long Weekend edition 37:58

11h ago37:58

37:58

Interviews are with Andrew Hoggard, Blake Holgate, Chris Brandolino, Tim Myers, Smiley Barrett and Judith Collins.بقلم NZME

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The Country

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Blake Holgate on the Govt's response to CCC recommendations 4:15

12h ago4:15

4:15

Rabobank's Sustainable Business Development Manager looks at where things are in respect of on-farm GHG emissions, given the Govt response to the Climate Change Commission’s recommendations, and with COP26 approaching.بقلم NZME

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Murray Olds: Melbourne, Victoria emerge from lockdown - all the rule changes 7:13

12h ago7:13

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Melbourne has erupted with cheers as the world's longest lockdown was officially lifted overnight. Victoria's sixth coronavirus lockdown was finally lifted at 11.59pm on Thursday after 262 days of harsh Covid-19 measures since the pandemic hit. The CBD erupted and cheers and applause could be heard echoing through the city as the clock struck midni…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Gary Gold: US rugby head coach ahead of the All Blacks game in Washington DC 3:59

13h ago3:59

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The All Blacks have their obligatory stop in the US before heading to Europe on their end of year tour. The team takes to the field against the US Rugby Team on Sunday morning at FedEx Stadium in Washington, D.C. Eagles coach Gary Gold told Mike Hosking rugby is starting to become a big deal in the US. “Hopefully the All Blacks are very popular in …

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Laura Clarke: British High Commissioner to New Zealand says Free Trade Deal about doing something meaningful with NZ 6:03

13h ago6:03

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New Zealand’s 15-year Free Trade Deal with the UK is being hailed a triumph. We are only about point two of a percent of UK exports so their tariffs are gone from day one. For us, no tariffs for wine, honey, onions and hoki - while dairy, lamb and beef have increasing tariff free quotas before the tariffs disappear entirely before the 15-year perio…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Richard Arnold: Brian Laundrie's lawyer shuts down theory over how backpack was found 3:05

14h ago3:05

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Brian Laundrie's family lawyer has been forced to hose down a chilling theory that Laundrie's parents, Roberta and Chris, planted his possessions in Carlton Reserve before they were found by police. Steven Bertolino gave his first interview after remains, a backpack and notebook were found in the search for Laundrie, who has been named a "person of…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Mark the Week: We are being played like fiddles and treated like children 2:32

14h ago2:32

2:32

At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. Drip Feeding Covid Announcements. 2/10. "What a shocking week this has been and what a crappy way to treat a population. An announcement on Monday of more announcements. An announcement on Tuesday, an announcement on Wednesday inv…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Simon Wallace: Aged Care Association Chief Executive opening homes to visitors despite rules 3:46

14h ago3:46

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Calls for rapid antigen testing to be implemented in the aged care industry. The tests are commonly used overseas and can be done at home and deliver a result in as little as 15 minutes. Radius Residential Care will allow vaccinated and tested visitors into their Level 3 facilities next week, despite the Ministry of Health advising family and non-e…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Mike Hosking: UK Free Trade deal a rare bright spot 1:48

14h ago1:48

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Yet another reason to thank Boris Johnson and be grateful that there remain a few visionaries about the place that want us to prosper and succeed. By all accounts, our free trade deal with the UK is a winner. It's open and truly free, the hurdles remain few and far between. The gains we stand to make are enormous. It's a tangible example of what we…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Des Gorman: Auckland University Emeritus Professor of Medicine says the vaccinated should get more freedoms 3:28

15h ago3:28

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The Government's being urged to set clear and realistic targets for its new Covid restrictions. Their set to announce a tiered framework of restrictions this morning, to replace the existing alert level system. It's likely to see us getting more freedoms, as we reach certain vaccination targets. Auckland University Emeritus Professor of Medicine De…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Allan Sanson: Waikato District Mayor expects 'serious carnage' for small businesses as a result of Level 3 3:09

15h ago3:09

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Disappointment, but no surprise, for Waikato residents facing an extended lockdown. Parts of Waikato will stay at Alert Level Three for the next six days subject to a further review on Wednesday. It includes the Waitomo, Ōtorohanga, Waipa, Hamilton and Waikato districts including: Te Kuiti, Te Awamutu, Cambridge, Raglan, Ngāruawāhia, Huntly and Te …

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The Re-Wrap

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THE RE-WRAP: Small Businesses Getting Smaller 11:09

16h ago11:09

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THE BEST BITS IN A SILLIER PACKAGE (from Friday's Mike Hosking Breakfast) Disappearing Fast/How Are You Not Online?/Pretending to Care About the End of the World/G & T Anyone?/Mark the Weekبقلم Newstalk ZB

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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Kate Hawkesby: I can see why some Auckland schools are saying ‘no thanks’ to going back to class 2:56

16h ago2:56

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We got a strong sense yesterday of the reaction to school going back for seniors currently languishing in Level 3, and how it’s gone down with teachers. The PPTA, as we know, was furious - they didn’t mince their words. They said the government had abandoned it’s ‘abundance of caution’ approach and moved to a “reckless disregard for consequences in…

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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Dr Keith Parry: Deputy Head of Sport and Events Management at Bournemouth University says sport will always be political 4:06

16h ago4:06

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Human rights activists have disrupted the flame lighting ceremony for the Winter Olympics. This was in protest to China hosting the games. The activists are calling for countries and athletes to boycott the games due to human rights abuses in China. At the same time, British diver Tom Daly is asking IOC to ban countries from competing where being g…

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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Leann Watson: Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce hopes traffic light system will end South Island's Level Two 2:56

17h ago2:56

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Hopes today's announcement on the Covid protection framework will signal when the South Island can move out of Level Two. Canterbury Chamber of Commerce CEO Leanne Watson told Kate Hawkesby the south may have no cases of Covid - but that doesn't mean it's not struggling. She says businesses and people in general are frustrated that there’s just no …

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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Hannah Tamaki: Defending right to protest as Brian Tamaki faces charges for breaching lockdown rules 5:42

17h ago5:42

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The Tamaki’s are once again defending their right to protest. Bishop Brian Tamaki appeared in court this week for failing to comply with a Level Three order and breaching his bail conditions. He has attended and helped organise two lockdown protests and violated his bail conditions by attending another protest on October 16. Wife Hannah Tamaki told…

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Newstalk ZBeen

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NEWSTALK ZBEEN: Weirdest School Year Ever 12:08

18h ago12:08

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FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from Thursday on Newstalk ZB) What a Way to Wrap It Up/Too Much Tamaki Whackiness/Finding Festival Announcements Funny/Expensive Handbags/Toaster Moanبقلم Newstalk ZB

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The Country

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DairyNZ's Hamish Hodgson on getting farmers vaccinated 2:47

1d ago2:47

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The Country Sport Breakfast: DairyNZ Covid-19 response manager, Hamish Hodgson talks to BK about how important it is to get rural communities vaccinated.بقلم NZME

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The Country

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Fonterra Greater China update with Teh-han Chow 7:31

1d ago7:31

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The Country Sport Breakfast: Fonterra's Greater China CEO talks to BK about sustainability and a big milestone for Anchor Food Professionals.بقلم NZME

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The Country

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PGG Wrightson rural real estate update with Peter Newbold 4:58

1d ago4:58

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The GM of PGG Wrightson Real Estate takes his monthly look at the state of the rural market, which is running hot.بقلم NZME

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The Country

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Damien O'Connor on UK-NZ free trade deal 7:29

1d ago7:29

7:29

The Minister of Trade on the newly announced free trade deal with the UK. The market access package is among the very best New Zealand has secured in an FTA. But what about dairy and meat having five and 15 year (respectively), delays on tariff-free trade?بقلم NZME

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The Country

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NZ and UK edition 36:22

1d ago36:22

36:22

Interviews are with Damien O'Connor, Mike Petersen, James Shaw, Peter Newbold and Chris Russell.بقلم NZME

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The Country

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James Shaw on COP26 and Three Waters 6:10

1d ago6:10

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The Climate Change Minister defended his right to take a rugby team to Glasgow for COP 26 climate change talks when Damien O'Connor got the business done with two support staff. We also took at the contentious Three Waters reforms.بقلم NZME

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Nikki Sixx: Mötley Crüe founding member on telling his life story in new book 16:44

1d ago16:44

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Nikki Sixx is a name synonymous with Rock and Roll. He, of course, was a founder member of Mötley Crüe along with Tommy Lee. And as we know, the band dominated the charts for years with their most successful album, Dr Feelgood staying on the charts for 114 weeks. Sixx has had quite the life story, and he's telling a part of it in his new book The F…

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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Kate Hawkesby: My patience is wearing thin for morons 3:11

1d ago3:11

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Are you finding these days that your patience is wearing thin? When it comes to morons, mine is. When I read yesterday that people were gathering and chanting outside the Henderson Police Station wearing "Freedom NZ" masks, and revving their motorbikes after Brian Tamaki’s arrest, it felt like the world had officially gone mad. Worse yet, Tamaki’s …

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Mike Hosking: In times like these, we just need the truth 1:54

1d ago1:54

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Let me give you one of my working theories at the moment. We have, as an example, a couple of debates or scraps that, depending on who you listen to, depends on what you might think is happening. One, ICU capacity in our hospitals. Two, saliva testing in the public sector as opposed to the private. I wonder how much of what Ministers say in public …

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The Re-Wrap

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THE RE-WRAP: I'm Not Racist, But Let Me Just Say This... 11:39

1d ago11:39

11:39

THE BEST BITS IN A SILLIER PACKAGE (from Thursday's Mike Hosking Breakfast) How Is This an Ethnic Thing?/Bash the Government/Why Weren't You Ready?/What Modellers Used to Do/How to Move Wellingtonبقلم Newstalk ZB

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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Andy Jack: Flight Centre's Head of Customer Engagement on the future of business travel 2:56

1d ago2:56

2:56

The future of business travel, and what it will look like post-pandemic will be discussed today. Flight Centre are holding their corporate travel event Illuminate. It coincides with the launch of the government's self-isolation pilot for business travellers, with 150 people confirmed for the trial. Flight Centre Travel Group's Head of Customer Enga…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Brigid McNeill: International literacy expert on watching foreign films with subtitles vs. dubbing 3:07

1d ago3:07

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An entertainment battle has emerged in recent times: Subbed vs Dubbed. The extremely popular Squid Game has reignited the discussion after complaints that the English dub over lost a lot of the emotion and character growth. A lot of the big shows now are foreign, meaning subtitles, or a terrible dubbed version that gets widely panned. But the most …

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Melanie Webber: PPTA President has concerns over the amount of close contacts in schools next week 3:20

1d ago3:20

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Concerns about the number of students returning next week. From next Tuesday, years 11 to 13 students under Alert Level Three are able to go back to school ... with the Government considering options for years 1 to 10. PPTA President Melanie Webber says told Mike Hosking some schools will have up to two thousand students back in the classroom. She …

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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Rugby: US congressman hails 'legendary' All Blacks in House of Representatives address 2:20

1d ago2:20

2:20

The All Blacks have a supporter in the US House of Representatives with a congressman welcoming the "legendary" team to America ahead of their clash against the USA Eagles this weekend. Speaking next to a picture of the All Blacks haka, Republican congressman Alex Mooney, who is co-chair of the congressional rugby caucus, said the All Blacks are "t…

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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Bishop Michael Gielen: Assistant Catholic Bishop of Auckland on reforms in Catholic Church 3:17

1d ago3:17

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Some changes could be on the way for the Catholic Church. Pope Francis has announced a two-year consultation process that aims to reform the Church. Called "Synod" the aim is to consult every Catholic parish and bishop around the world on the future direction of the Church. Assistant Catholic Bishop of Auckland Bishop Michael Gielen told Kate Hawke…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Andrew Little: Health Minister is confident the health system will cope with the coming rise in Covid-19 cases 8:27

1d ago8:27

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The Health Minister is confident the health system will cope with the coming rise in Covid-19 cases. New Zealand recorded 60 new community cases yesterday, but much higher case numbers are possible in the coming days. People with symptoms or exposure in Auckland's New Lynn and the North Shore's Rosedale, Redvale, and Bayswater are being told to get…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Michael Jones: Research finds 10 percent of Central Otago fruit is being wasted on the tree 3:37

1d ago3:37

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The Central Otago District Council is picking good ideas to reduce fruit loss New research has found more than 10 percent of fruit grown on orchards in the region isn't being sold or eaten. The district council commissioned the study. Suncrest Orchard Manager Michael Jones told Mike Hosking there's always going to be some form of wastage. “I mean i…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Geof Nightingale: PWC partner has concerns about the High-Wealth Individuals Research Project 3:24

1d ago3:24

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Concern about a lack of consultation on the High-Wealth Individuals Research Project. It's aimed at figuring out how much the ultra-rich pay in tax, as a share of their economic wealth. Inland Revenue has started writing to 400 New Zealanders with a net worth of at least $20 million, asking about their assets. PWC partner Geof Nightingale told Mike…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Francois Balloux: University College London Genetics Institute chair says case numbers in UK are concerning, but vaccine is doing it's job 3:31

1d ago3:31

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Vaccinations are likely to be saving many lives in Britain's latest surge in Covid case numbers. The country has recorded another 179 deaths today, on its eighth consecutive day of more than 40-thousand cases. Brits are now facing the possibility of more restrictions in the coming months, with officials bracing for up to 100,000 cases a day over th…

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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Karl Vasau: Principal of Rowandale Primary School fears year 1 to 10 school children may not be in the classroom until 2022 3:39

1d ago3:39

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Senior students in level three regions get to go back to school from Tuesday, but for years one to 10, no such luck. Education Minister Chris Hipkins says those students might not return to school until 2022. And if they do, Hipkins says some options being considered to make it work are rostered attendance, and learning outdoors in the warmer month…

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Newstalk ZBeen

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NEWSTALK ZBEEN: The Other Plan (1) 12:03

2d ago12:03

12:03

FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from Wednesday on Newstalk ZB) The Freedom of Opposition/Is the South Island Still Our Backbone?/The Big Build-Up/Puppy Parentingبقلم Newstalk ZB

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The Country

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Winston Peters on vaccination rates and inflation 6:38

2d ago6:38

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We ask the New Zealand First leader if he's still the leader? Plus we discuss vaccination rates, an apology to Harry Tam and why rural New Zealand needs to be very wary of on-farm inflation.بقلم NZME

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The Country

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Rural Sports Awards edition 38:07

2d ago38:07

38:07

Interviews are with Miles Hurrell, Winston Peters, Jim Hopkins, Steve Hollander, Kristi Atkins and Craig Wiggins.بقلم NZME

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The Country

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Steve Hollander and Kristi Atkins on 2022 Norwood NZ Rural Sports Awards 5:04

2d ago5:04

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Nominations are open for the 2022 Norwood NZ Rural Sports Awards plus we preview the Rural Games being held in Palmy North on March 11-13.بقلم NZME

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The Country

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Miles Hurrell on GDT and Fonterra's Covid-19 response 5:14

2d ago5:14

5:14

We ask Fonterra's chief executive about what contingency plans the co-op had if Covid comes to the cow shed plus we review another very good GDT auction.بقلم NZME

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Dave Luddy: Prospect of no jab, no visa for Australian Open tennis stars including men's No. 1 Novak Djokovic 3:18

3d ago3:18

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Tennis players who haven't received a COVID-19 vaccination are unlikely to get a visa to enter the country for the Australian Open in Melbourne in January, according to the political leader of the state which hosts the season-opening major. Victoria state Premier Daniel Andrews has already introduced a vaccine mandate for professional athletes comp…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Pollies: Vaccine targets, Cross Party housing and Three Waters 11:33

2d ago11:33

11:33

Mark Mitchell and Stuart Nash joined Mike Hosking to discuss this and the week's politics news. LISTEN ABOVEبقلم Newstalk ZB

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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Kate Hawkesby: Heritage Homeowners will be feeling a little uneasy 3:10

3d ago3:10

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As if this week’s not tough enough and we’re not rarked up enough already, now they want to carve up heritage houses for more development. A new bill aims to force councils to allow more dense housing. The "new intensification rules will allow buildings of up to three storeys on most sites in cities without any need for resource consent from August…

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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Gavin Grey: UK faces calls for 'Plan B' as cases rise 3:12

3d ago3:12

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Life has returned to normal for millions in Britain since coronavirus restrictions were lifted over the summer. But while the rules have vanished, the virus hasn't. Many scientists are now calling on the government to reimpose social restrictions and speed up booster vaccinations as coronavirus infection rates, already Europe's highest, rise still …

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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John Tookey: AUT construction expert says new bill without builders is pointless 3:35

3d ago3:35

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A new bill designed to cut red tape and allow more intensification in housing construction could be pointless if practical aspects aren’t taken into account. Labour and National have joined forces on the rules, which will allow up to three homes of up to three storeys built on most sites, without resource consent. AUT construction expert John Tooke…

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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

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Floyd du Plessis: Corrections Association Acting President says prison workers caught off guard by mandatory vaccine announcement 3:20

3d ago3:20

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Prison staff have been taken by surprise by the Government’s move to include them in mandatory vaccination. All staff working in New Zealand prisons now need to get their first dose by October 30 and both doses by December 1. Corrections Association Acting President Floyd du Plessis told Kate Hawkesby the news has come as a shock to members. He say…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Mike Hosking: Refreshing to see political unity over housing 1:59

3d ago1:59

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Surely in these dark and troubled times, a level of cooperation from unlikely foes has to be welcomed. The deal done between the Government and National over housing at last addresses, at least in part, one of the biggest obstacles to supply. The councils. We have, for years, argued around all the other issues that prevent supply growth in housing.…

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

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Dylan Firth: Brewers Association executive director fears we could see an increase in the price of beer 3:17

3d ago3:17

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Is the last summer before we see the price of beer go up in this country? It's already set to happen in the UK - increased costs and crippling supply shortages has 80 percent of British pubs saying they plan to or already have raised their prices. The threat of the 30p rise means people are calling for a freeze on the alcohol duty rate so that pint…

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