Best Developer Relations Radio Podcasts (2025)

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Murray Bartlett and Annie Murphy: Actors on the second season of 'Nine Perfect Strangers' 10:28

14m ago10:28

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Kiwis will be able to experience the drama as ‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ returns for a second season. Nicole Kidman’s Masha Dmitrichenko has invited a new cast of characters to join a transformational wellness retreat in the Austrian Alps, pushing them to the brink over the course of a week. Annie Murphy and Murray Bartlett are among the cast, playin…

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Full Show Podcast: 20 May 2025 1:29:21

1h ago1:29:21

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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Tuesday 20th of May, millions are being invested into rail and tax changes for foreign investors – where is the Government getting the funds from? Parliament is voting today on the punishment for the three Te Pati Māori MPs. White Lotus star Murray Bartlett and Schitt's Creek star Annie Murphy are…

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Andrew Jefferies: Echelon Resources CEO on the falling rate of natural gas production 6:20

38m ago6:20

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A continuing squeeze on natural-gas supply, with little hope for a quick solution. Production fell 20% in the first quarter, compared on the year before, to 22.85 petajoules. Industry spokespeople say available gas is depleting and exploration of new fields is banned. Echelon Resources CEO Andrew Jefferies told Mike Hosking we're not going to get m…

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Jimmy Rushton: Foreign Policy and Security Analyst on the latest developments between Russia, Ukraine, and Trump 3:04

25m ago3:04

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Donald Trump says the tone and spirit of this morning's conversation with Russian's President Vladimir Putin were excellent. This comes following a two-hour call between the two leaders, with Trump now saying Ukraine and Russia will immediately start working towards a ceasefire. He's reportedly also wrapped up a call with Ukrainian President Volody…

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Sir Lockwood Smith: Former Speaker of the House on the vote on Te Pati Māori's behaviour in the house 3:44

32m ago3:44

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A former Speaker of the House has been worried Parliament's standards have been slipping over the past few years. It comes as the Privileges Committee report on Te Pati Māori's behaviour during last year's Treaty Principles Bill vote, will be debated and voted on this afternoon. It proposes a 21-day suspension for the party's leaders, and a seven-d…

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Chris Bishop: Transport Minister on the investment into New Zealand's rail network 4:50

1h ago4:50

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The Transport Minister says maintenance to keep the country's railways working is long overdue. Chris Bishop, alongside Rail Minister Winston Peters, announced $461 million for the rail freight network, and an additional $143 million for Auckland and Wellington's metropolitan trains. It's ahead of this week's Budget announcement. Bishop told Mike H…

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Marcus Beveridge: Queen City Law Managing Director on the foreign investment changes 3:41

1h ago3:41

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There's frustration over the Government's lack of pace in changes to encourage foreign investment. It's set aside $65 million over four years to loosen the capitalisation rules for investors. The change will allow foreign-owned companies to fund a bigger chunk of their investments in New Zealand through tax deductible debt. Queen City Law managing …

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Mike's Minute: Stop mucking around - remove the foreign buyer ban 2:15

18h ago2:15

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OneRoof had a story over the weekend about an apartment in Auckland that is for sale for $17 million. It was for sale for $16 million, so they have put the price up despite the fact it has been for sale for several years. They are looking to the international market where $17 million is not a lot of money. The article also featured information abou…

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Steve Price: Australian Correspondent on Anthony Albanese at Pope Leo XIV's inauguration, Victoria's budget, F1 7:32

18h ago7:32

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attended the pope’s inauguration in Rome over the weekend. While there, he met with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to discuss donating military tanks to the country. Australia has donated $1.5 billion in support of Ukraine. Australian Correspondent Steve Price talks to Mike Hosking about the meeting between…

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Full Show Podcast: 19 May 2025 1:29:39

18h ago1:29:39

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Listen to the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Monday 19 May. Get the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast every weekday morning on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Newstalk ZB

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Christopher Luxon: PM live in studio with Mike Hosking 11:37

22h ago11:37

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The Prime Minister says his Government is calling out bureaucrats falling foul of the government's expecations. It comes off the back of Winston Peters expressing his criticism of Māori targeted hires, after a government job was advertised as a “tikanga lead” to promote Māori customs, principles and values in the Māori policing unit. Luxon discusse…

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Andrew Kelleher: JMI Wealth Spokesperson on positive news for the manufacturing sector, inflation expectations 5:44

19h ago5:44

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It's good news for the manufacturing sector. Business BNZ performance of manufacturing index shows an upward of 0.7 points. JMI Wealth Spokesperson Andrew Kelleher says it's a strong indicator that recovery is underway for manufacturing. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Penelope Barton: Crimson Global Academy CEO on why more students are opting for distance learning 3:55

19h ago3:55

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There are changes to the way New Zealanders are getting educated, with distance learning increasing. Correspondence schooling has seen a 32 percent rise in enrolment since 2018. Crimson Global Academy CEO Penelope Burton talks tells Mike Hosking social anxiety is a contributor, while others aren't finding in-person schooling challenging enough. LIS…

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Suze Redmayne: Rangitīkei MP on the changes to KiwiSaver that would allow it to be used to buy a farm 2:47

19h ago2:47

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The rural community of members bill is looking to adjust the rules around KiwiSaver so that it can be used to buy a farm. The change would also allow defence force personnel to get access to a first home. National MP for Rangitīkei Suze Redmayne talks to Mike Hosking about the proposed changes. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy …

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Ed McKnight: Opes Partners Resident Economist on rules being relaxed for home owners and their mortgages 4:15

20h ago4:15

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Rules are being relaxed around borrowers using flatmates to pay their mortgage. Previously, borrowers would need signed documentation from a flatmate contributing to the cost, but now a declaration of intent is all that’s needed. Opes Partners Resident Economist Ed McKnight talks to Mike Hosking about what this means. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.c…

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Dr Grant Davidson: Rural Healthcare Network Chief Executive on the Government's investment into urgent care 2:43

20h ago2:43

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The Government’s announced $164 million will be spent on five new 24/7 urgent cares across the country. Rural areas will have round the clock, on call support. It means 98 percent of Kiwis will be within an hour from the nearest urgent care. Chief Executive of Rural Healthcare Network Dr Grant Davidson talks to Mike Hosking about the investment. LI…

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Richard Arnold: US Correspondent on opposition to Trump's 'big beautiful bill' and a terrorist attack in Palm Springs 3:55

20h ago3:55

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US President Donald Trump is facing strong opposition from members of his own party, after they blocked the advancement of the President's budget bill. Nicknamed the 'big beautiful bill' by Trump, the bill seeks to lock into place tax cuts which mostly benefit wealthy American's, while also calling for no taxes on tips. To pay for the tax cuts the …

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Mike's Minute: Net Zero is toast and we should recognise that 2:02

3d ago2:02

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Welcome back Tony Blair. A new report he is a part of sees him joining the growing list who argue that Net Zero is doomed. Net Zero will be doomed whether we do anything about it. No one is going to jail if they don’t reach Net Zero. It's just that we can avoid a lot of needless damage along the way by recognising it early and bailing, so our econo…

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Mike's Minute: I miss the good old days 2:09

4d ago2:09

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I asked Judith Collins yesterday, just what has become of us? The “us” I was referring to is this country. But I amended that in my mind yesterday afternoon when I read the first review of Jake Tapper's book on Joe Biden. What's become of all of us, is now the question. "Biden didn’t recognise George Clooney at a fundraiser", was your headline. Tap…

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Mark the Week: Brooke van Velden took her moment and ran with it 2:38

4d ago2:38

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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. Trump: 7/10 It’s a circus most of the time, but what a watch. Turkey, Riyadh, free planes, mad sucking up, the Village People, trade, and the markets. Just another week. Brooke van Velden: 8/10 Because she took her moment and ran …

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Chris Quin: Foodstuffs North Island CEO on the soaring food prices 3:09

4d ago3:09

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Soaring food prices might be hard to swallow. Stats NZ figures reveal prices rose 3.7% annually last month, with increases across all food categories. Butter prices increased 65.3%, milk and cheese went up 15.1% and 24% respectively. Foodstuffs North Island CEO Chris Quin told Mike Hosking there's pressure on products we're getting export success f…

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David Mair: Sanford Managing Director on the company's half-year profit more than doubling 4:07

4d ago4:07

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Half-year profit has more than doubled for New Zealand seafood company Sanford. It's the best result in a decade for the company, which took home $34 million in profit in the six months to March this year. It's seen improved salmon sales, especially in the US and China. Managing Director David Mair told Mike Hosking he's been there for just over a …

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Richard Arnold: US Correspondent on the peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, Trump 5:08

4d ago5:08

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The US is sharing its low expectations of current Ukraine peace talks in Turkey, with both sides backing out of sending their leaders. Russia's sending low-level official Vladimir Medinsky, Ukraine's decided to send its defence minister instead. Donald Trump was preparing to go, only if Russian President Vladimir Putin was there. US Correspondent R…

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Wrapping the Week with Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson: Fonterra's new cheese, golf, and is Mike a bully? 10:48

4d ago10:48

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The week has come to an end once more, and Mike Hosking was joined by Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson to Wrap the Week that was. They discussed the new cheese produced by Fonterra, Mike's seemingly endless golf stories, and since today is Pink Shirt Day, they debate whether or not Mike is a bully. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy i…

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Full Show Podcast: 16 May 2025 1:29:48

4d ago1:29:48

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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Friday 16th of May, yet another pre-Budget announcement – $275 million for the new Social Investment Agency headed up by Andrew Coster. Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters laments the declining standards of Parliament and politicians. Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson talk a new product from Fonterra,…

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Mark Orams: AUT Sailing Professor on the next America's Cup being hosted in Italy 3:17

4d ago3:17

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The America’s Cup is headed to Italy for the first time. After a successful campaign in Barcelona in 2024, Emirates Team New Zealand will again defend the Auld Mug in European waters, with Naples to host the next edition, which will also include the return of the Youth and Women’s America’s Cups. Exact dates for the regatta are still to be determin…

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Winston Peters: Deputy Prime Minister on the slipping standards in Parliament after the c-word incident 6:21

4d ago6:21

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Winston Peters says behaviour in Parliament has become degrading. It comes after a recommendation three Te Pati Māori MPs be suspended for their haka in the house, and Minister Brooke van Velden said the c-word. Yesterday he launched a broadside on X against the actions taken in Parliament, saying the House of Representatives has become a House of …

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Andrew Coster: Social Investment Fund CEO on the $190 million in funding it will receive in the 2025 Budget 3:15

4d ago3:15

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The Social Investment Fund CEO says their new approach will help address New Zealand's social issues. It's receiving $190 million in this year's budget, aiming to invest in social services early to prevent future harm and save costs. The first three initiatives to benefit will be Autism New Zealand, Emerge Aotearoa —which works with young offenders…

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Mike's Minute: My take on the c-word debate 2:23

5d ago2:23

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First, a small update on what I said yesterday on pay equity. My gut says it won't damage the Government. Don’t get me wrong – if I was the opposition I would be prosecuting this as hard as I could, the way they are, because they have a genuine issue and ongoing issue, at least until the Budget, that they quite rightly believe is there for the taki…

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Grant Hensman: Director of Skyline Enterprises on surpassing 100 million rides 3:44

5d ago3:44

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A major milestone for one of our most iconic tourist attractions. The Skyline Luge has surpassed 100 million rides across its eight tracks around the world – including the ones in Queenstown and Rotorua. The company is also looking to continue their expansion around the world, with a brand new gondola and luge set to open in Swansea, Wales. Directo…

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Mick Ryan: Former Australian Major General and strategist on the meeting between Russia and Ukraine 6:25

5d ago6:25

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Ukraine and Russia are set for the first direct talks since the war began. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is personally attending the talks in the coming hours in Turkey. The Kremlin's sending a delegation, and has confirmed it will not include Russian President Vladimir Putin, instead being led by Vladimir Medinsky. Former Australian Majo…

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Full Show Podcast: 15 May 2025 1:29:45

5d ago1:29:45

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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Thursday 15th of May, Privileges Committee Chair Judith Collins is on to discuss the punishment suggested for the three Te Pati Māori MPs. Will the meeting between Zelenskyy and Putin in Turkey happen? Former Australian Major General Mick Ryan gives his thoughts on how it will go, if Putin will tu…

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Bill Foley: Auckland FC Owner on the team's inaugural A-League football season success 11:10

5d ago11:10

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Auckland FC owner Bill Foley's revelling in his side's inaugural A-League football season success. The Black Knights won the Premier's Plate for finishing top of the regular standings. They begin their two-leg semi-final with Melbourne Victory away on Saturday, before the home fixture on May 24. Foley told Mike Hosking the business model he's used …

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Paul Spoonley: Massey University Sociologist on net migration remaining low 4:54

5d ago4:54

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Net migration is expected to stay low, with global affairs keeping many people where they are. Stats NZ data shows there was a net migration gain of only 26 thousand in the year to March, down from more than 100 thousand the year before. It says the fall is mainly due to fewer migrant couples arriving, with a slight increase in departures. Massey U…

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Sir Don McKinnon: Former Foreign Minister on Donald Trump potentially joining the peace talks between Russia and Ukraine 2:43

5d ago2:43

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The presidents of Russia and the US are both down as “maybes” for attending the peace talk with Ukraine, due to start later today. Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy is personally attending the talks in Turkey and the Kremlin's sending a delegation – it remains unclear whether it'll include Vladimir Putin. Donald Trump says he might turn up if the circu…

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Jennifer Mills: Employment Mills specialist on the PSA going to the Employment Relations Authority about working from home 3:12

5d ago3:12

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Doubts over the PSA's arguments on work from home policies. The union's heading to the Employment Relations Authority after mediation didn't resolve differences with the Government on the issue. The PSA claims a move to get more workers in the office will have a big impact on women. Employment Law specialist Jennifer Mills told Mike Hosking she dou…

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Judith Collins: Privileges Committee Chair on the suspensions of Te Pati Māori 4:29

5d ago4:29

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Judith Collins calls for “civility” in Parliament after suspending three MPs and attacks on female MPs. Collins praised Act MP Brooke van Velden for standing up for herself after using the c-word. Te Pāti Māori co-leaders Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi face 21-day suspensions without pay. Parliament Privileges Committee chair Judith Colli…

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Jo McKenna: Italy Correspondent on Pope Leo's first week in papacy, upcoming inaugural mass 4:00

5d ago4:00

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The newly elected pope's preparing to deliver his inaugural mass this Sunday. A number of world leaders are expected to attend, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and US Vice President JD Vance. Newstalk ZB's Jo McKenna is in Italy and told Mike Hosking Pope Leo has been very active in his first week of his papacy. She says he's made…

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Mike's Minute: The pay equity changes are in muddied water 2:08

6d ago2:08

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Here is another example of the way the pay equity game is played by the media. If you choose not to call a minister the c-word, you run a headline like this - "Ministers set to take big pay rises right after wiping 33 pay equity claims". That’s the headline in Newsroom. It is dishonest in its inference. It's emotive and it misrepresents what is hap…

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Steve Price: Australia Correspondent on Sussan Ley becoming the leader of the Australian Liberal Party 7:25

6d ago7:25

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Sussan Ley has become the first woman to lead Australia's Liberal Party. She's been deputy for three years and has been appointed leader in a tight ballot, edging out Treasury spokesperson Angus Taylor. It comes after former leader Peter Dutton lost his seat in the recent election. Australia Correspondent Steve Price told Mike Hosking Ley's switche…

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Full Show Podcast: 14 May 2025 1:29:38

6d ago1:29:38

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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Wednesday 14th of May, Finance Minister Nicola Willis is on after announcing the first Super Fund withdrawal will come years earlier than expected. The Government is planning on investing $140 million into improving school attendance – Associate Education Minister David Seymour elaborates. Ginny A…

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Jennie Wyllie: Netball New Zealand CEO on player eligibility, the Commonwealth Games 3:47

6d ago3:47

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Netball officials are at the whim of the Commonwealth Games scheduling as they explore player eligibility options. Pressure is mounting on the New Zealand governing body to allow overseas-based athletes to feature for the Silver Ferns. The players' association has suggested moving the domestic tournament before or after the Australian competition, …

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Mark Johnston: Calder Stewart Land & Delivery Manager on the construction of an inland port in Otago 2:27

6d ago2:27

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A planned $3 billion inland port in Otago hopes to support soaring freight volumes in the region. Construction of the Milburn Quadrant, north of Milton, is expected to start within two years. It comes as forecasts predict freight volumes from Central and South Otago are expected to grow 30-40% over the next decade. Project Developer Mark Johnston t…

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Pollies: National's Mark Mitchell and Labour's Ginny Andersen on McSkimming, police officer targets, pay equity 11:30

6d ago11:30

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The Government's conceded it'll likely miss its November target for 500 new police. Under the National-NZ First coalition agreement, it aimed to reach the recruitment target within its first two years in office. Police bosses say they've been facing challenges, with more trainees failing training and more people leaving the force. Police Minister M…

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Chris Wilkins: SHORE and Whariki Research Centre Professor on the concern social media is exposing young people to drug use 3:16

6d ago3:16

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Fears social media is exposing more young people to drug use. The latest Drug Trends Survey reveals apps like Facebook and Snapchat are used to arrange sales, and drugs are also marketed on gaming apps. It finds there's been an overall rise in the use of social media purchasing for all drug types, particularly cannabis and MDMA. SHORE and Whariki R…

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David Seymour: Associate Education Minister on the funding boost to improve school attendance 4:04

6d ago4:04

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A significant funding boost for attendance services across the country. The Government's investing $140 million into improving school attendance over the next four years, in Budget 2025. It includes $123 million on a new attendance service, with more data monitoring than currently exists. Associate Education Minister David Seymour told Mike Hosking…

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Phil Cumming: Warehouse Group Sustainability and Ethical Sourcing GM on the push for right to repair legislation 4:45

6d ago4:45

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The Warehouse is pushing for potential 'right to repair' legislation to hold overseas manufacturers accountable. The retailer's among companies taking part in the select committee process for the Right to Repair Amendment Bill. It aims to reduce waste, create a repair workforce, and cut costs for consumers. Warehouse Group Sustainability and Ethica…

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Nicola Willis: Finance Minister on the withdrawals from the Super Fund, rising superannuation costs 3:45

6d ago3:45

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Finance Minister Nicola Willis says changes to KiwiSaver will be revealed at next week’s Budget. The NZ Super Fund will cover only 20% of future Superannuation costs, with withdrawals starting in 2028. The fund will continue growing despite withdrawals, but Superannuation costs are expected to reach $29 billion annually. There will be changes to Ki…

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Mike's Minute: The social media ban will not happen 1:49

7d ago1:49

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The social media ban is like the pay equity debate. It's not hard to drum up a lot of emotion and it's not hard to find people who would argue passionately for it. So in this sense, perhaps unlike the pay equity debate, the Government is on the right side of this. For the record, my gut says the pay equity debate is somewhat of a risk, but is more …

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Leela Ashford: Spark Corporate Relations and Sustainability Director on the first mobile plan for kids 4:07

7d ago4:07

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Spark’s weighing in on the topic of kids on social media. The telco is launching the country’s first mobile plan for kids, aiming to help parents ease them into the digital world. The plan will allow parents to control usage and data, and limit users to low-data apps such as bus apps and find my phone. Spark Corporate Relations and Sustainability D…

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