Best Increase Earning Potential Podcasts (2025)

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Weekend Show - Mike Larson & Dan Steffens - Rotation, Rates, and Resource Stocks 1:02:00

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Market rotation broadens beyond big tech, gold equities attract generalist capital, and energy stocks set up for future revaluations. This weekend’s KE Report brings two perspectives - Mike Larson of MoneyShow breaks down equity rotation, Fed uncertainty, and precious metals momentum, while Dan Steffens of Energy Prospectus Group highlights natural…

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Marc Chandler – Powell’s Dovish Tone At Jackson Hole Signals Upcoming September FOMC Rate Cut, Throwing Gasoline On The Bull Market Fire 18:09

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Marc Chandler, Managing Partner at Bannockburn Global Forex and editor of the Marc to Market, joins us to discuss the market reactions to Jerome Powell’s dovish comments from his speech today in Jackson Hole Wyoming. The market signal was that there is now a high-probability of a rate cut at the upcoming September FOMC meeting; and this was like th…

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Dave Erfle - Gold & Silver Stocks: Steady Climb or Overheated Market? 19:46

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On today’s KE Report Daily Editorial (Friday, August 22), we’re joined by Dave Erfle, Founder and Editor of Junior Miner Junky. After a month away, Dave shares his outlook on precious metals and mining equities as the sector continues its bullish momentum. Key Themes: Gold & Silver Price Action - Gold consolidating near highs, silver pushing above …

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Black Ferns gear up for first Rugby World Cup match 7:18

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The Black Ferns are preparing for their first game of the Womens Rugby World Cup, facing Spain in York. More than 375,000 tickets have already been sold, three times more than in 2022. The Twickenham final is sold out, that is 82,000 ticket, marking the largest crowd ever for a women's rugby union match. The Black Ferns are back to back champions a…

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UK joins 26 countries in calling for media access into Gaza 3:56

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United Kingdom correspondent, Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about the UK joining 26 other countries in calling for Israel to allow independent foreign media access into Gaza, as well as the price of food continuing to rise in the UK - making the beloved meal deal its latest victim.

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Biggest ever Womens Rugby World Cup set to kick off 4:34

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The biggest Womens Rugby World Cup in history is set to begin. Hosts England kick off the tournament tomorrow against the U.S.A. with the defending champion Black Ferns in action on Monday morning. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Sawmill staff reeling at news of job losses 3:39

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Staff at the Eves Valley sawmill in Tasman are still trying to digest the news that their jobs are likely to end soon, a blow one worker said she never saw coming. Carter Holt Harvey told the mill's almost 150 staff this week about plans consolidate its operations to Kawerau in Bay of Plenty, blaming weak markets. It comes as the timber industry st…

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Thousands of Palestinians evacuate ahead of Israeli takeover 4:51

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Thousands of Palestinians have started evacuating their homes ahead of planned Israeli military take over of Gaza city. Israel's plan to seize the City was approved this month by the security cabinet. A ceasefire proposal has been out forward by Eygpt and Qatar, but Israel has said it wont agree to it unless all 50 hostages captured in October 2023…

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Fonterra's sale could earn kiwi farmers hundreds of thousands 3:41

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The sale of Fonterra's consumer business to global dairy giant Lactalis could put hundreds of thousands of dollars into kiwi farmers' accounts. But it's unlikely to affect consumers' hip pockets. The $3.8 billion sale includes major brands such as Mainland and Anchor - and also processing operations in Australia and Sri Lanka. Alexa Cook reports.…

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Evening business for 22 August 2025 3:05

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Tech allows emergency services to access phone location info 7:59

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New techonology is going to allow emergency services rapid access to cell phone location information in life threatening situations. Up until now it's been a manual process, with emergency services having to request information about a mobile phone's where about from telco, the process taking some time. But the new system is raising questions aroun…

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Emerita Resources – El Cura Resources Continue To Expand At The IBW Project, And A Legal Proceedings Summary For Aznalcóllar 19:44

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David Gower, CEO and Chairman of Emerita Resources (TSX.V: EMO) (OTCQB: EMOTF), joins me for a comprehensive exploration update at their wholly owned polymetallic Iberian West Project (IBW), located in southern Spain. The IBW Project includes three Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide (VMS) deposits: La Romanera, El Cura and La Infanta. We also get another…

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Slim chance of government securing lower US tariff rate 4:22

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The chances of the government securing a lower US tariff rate for exports are looking slim to none. US President Donald Trump revised tariff rates in August, lifting New Zealand's from 10% to 15%. Minister Todd McClay was in Washington DC this week, arguing it unfairly penalises local exporters for what is a small trade deficit. But his efforts app…

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St John cuts may put an end to pet visits 4:20

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Residents at the Radius Hampton Court rest home in Hawke's Bay's Taradale, eagerly await the visits of Cleo the dog each week. But they may be about to lose touch with their canine companion. As revealed on Checkpoint, St John is planning on cutting a raft of community programmes from June next year, including its hospital volunteer service, and pe…

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All Blacks to take on Argentina 4:28

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Another big weekend of rugby is on the horizon. The All Blacks take on Argentina in Buenos Aires on Sunday morning and there's another huge match in Cape Town where the resurgent Wallabies meet the wounded Springboks. Sports reporter Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Are borrowers reaping all the rewards from interest rate cuts? 3:10

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This week the Reserve Bank cut wholesale interest rates, by a quarter of a percent, which caused relief for some. But are borrowers reaping all the rewards from the cut? After the drop was anounced on Wednesday, there were a flurry of rates changes , but some have gone down further than others. To explain why, money corresponent Susan Edmunds spoke…

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Map store owner believes physical maps are going nowhere 6:09

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Feeling a bit lost, need a sense of direction, the old school answer to that problem could be a map. The rise of virtual maps and apps that pinpoint your exact location via your phone means it is now almost impossible to get lost and the real world map has become a bit of fading rockstar. But not for Murray Jones, who has owned The Map and Chart sh…

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Surge Copper – Ongoing 2025 Field Activities, 3 Types Of Drilling, And Further Derisking Work Streams Advancing Towards The PFS At The Berg Project 24:16

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Leif Nilsson, CEO & Director of Surge Copper (TSX.V:SURG – OTCQX:SRGXF), joins me for a comprehensive update covering ongoing field activities, 3 types of drilling, and various derisking work initiatives and development work streams all building towards their updated Resource Estimate and Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS), at their flagship copper-molybd…

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First Nordic Metals – First Batch Of 14 Drill Assays Returned From Aida, Summer Drilling Finishing Up At Nippas, And Maiden Drilling Set To Commence At Harpsund 15:25

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Taj Singh, CEO of First Nordic Metals (TSX.V: FNM) (OTCQB: FNMCF) (FNSE: FNMC SDB) (FRA: HEG0), joins us to review the first set of 14 drill assays returned from the Aida Target at the Paubäcken Project, and what they’ve learned as they have substantially expanded the strike length of the mineralized trend. We also discuss the summer drilling finis…

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Red Canyon Resources - Targeting a Major Copper Porphyry System at Kendal 16:50

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We’re joined by Wendell Zerb, Chairman & CEO of Red Canyon Resources (CSE: REDC | OTCQB: REDRF), for an in-depth update following the company’s August 20th news release. The update highlights results from a Mobile MT geophysical survey at the Kendal Project in British Columbia, which outlined a large-scale conductive target that the company is prep…

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Capstone Secrets: How to Save on Taxes and Boost Employee Pay 51:56

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In this episode of the Let’s Go Win Podcast, I sit down with Daven Michaels — entrepreneur, bestselling author, global speaker, and founder of the San Juan Social Club. We talk about his moves from Hollywood to Vegas to Puerto Rico, why bold choices create massive opportunities, and how he built thriving communities along the way. Daven also shares…

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Tensions ramp up between Israeli and Aussie leaders 5:57

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Australia correspondent Nicole Johnston spoke to Lisa Owen about tensions ramping up between the Israeli and Australian Prime Ministers, as the Albanese government repsonded to Netanyahu's comments.

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Evening business for 21 August 2025 4:35

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Auckland FC confirms no womens team until at least 2027 3:35

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Auckland FC have confirmed its worst kept secret. The club announced that there will be no womens side until at least 2027. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Plans to shut down Eves Valley Sawmill 7:08

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It's understood owners Carter Holt Harvey want to shut down the Eves Valley Sawmill and consolidate its timber operation at its Kawerau plant. The closure will cost more than 140 jobs in the Tasman district. The plan is under consultation until 1 September, but local leaders have little hope the proposal will change. Tasman District Mayor Tim King …

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Long awaited refresh of Defence Force aircrafts arrives 2:11

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The long-awaited refresh of the Defence Force's ageing aircraft has arrived. The government is buying five new 'Seahawk' maritime helicopters to replace its eight 'Seasprites'. It will also buy two new airbuses to replace the 32-year-old 757s that have broken down around the world in recent years, sometimes stranding the Prime Minister.…

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Auckland Women's Centre set to close due to funding issues 4:09

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After providing help and support to women for almost four decades, Auckland's North Shore Women's Centre will close its doors in November due to funding shortfalls. And it's far from alone 236 service providers have been affected since a sweeping programme of cuts was implemented last year. Oranga Tamariki says the reductions have saved tens of mil…

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Jetstar apologises to customers as it faces fines 4:07

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Budget airline Jetstar has apologised for letting down its New Zealand customers as it faces a potentially hefty fine after pleading guilty to misleding flyers about their rights. The Commerce Commission took the airline to court claining it discouraged people from seeking compensation for delayed or cancelled flights. Jetstar representatives have …

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Film industry adopting AI despite fears of job losses 5:15

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Despite some fearing it threatens the industry's very existence, Artificial Intelligence is quickly becoming a commonly used tool in film and television production. Tasks that would once take days or even weeks can now be completed in mere minutes thanks to AI. This has some industry players jumpy, worried that their roles may soon become redundant…

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Israel begins first stages of offensive on Gaza city 5:48

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Israel has begun the first stages of its controversial offensive on Gaza city. The Israeli government believes it is one of the last Hamas strongholds, and where the remaining hostages are thought to be held. It's also where tens of thousands of starving and desperate Palestinians are trapped. About 60,000 reserve troops have been called up and are…

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150 jobs at risk amid potential Tasman sawmill closure 3:41

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Shocked and gutted. Those are some of the emotions workers at Carter Holt Harvey's Eves Valley Sawmill in Tasman District are feeling as they come to grips with its potential closure. Up to 150 people could lose their jobs if Carter Holt Harvey goes ahead with its plan to shut the mill down. It said it wants to consolidate resources at its Kawerau …

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Will the English Roses avenge their loss to the Black Ferns? 4:20

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The countdown to the Rugby World Cup has been dominated by one talking point: can England avenge their loss to the Black Ferns in the 2022 final? The English Roses are huge favourites to lift the trophy at home, but they have a rather large monkey to get off their back first, and that has not gone unnoticed in the lead-up to the tournament. Sports …

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Whangaparaoa local calls for fishing ban on Army Bay 6:25

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A Whangaparaoa local is calling for a ban on taking seafood from a popular bay on Auckland's east coast saying its virtually barren after being pillaged by people ignoring take limits. The local iwi Ngāti Manuhiri has confirmed it is considering asking the Minister for a temporary rāhui or halt to collecting seafood at Army Bay to allow the area to…

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Bill to redraw electoral boundaries of Texas passes 5:45

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United States correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about a divisive bill to redraw electoral boundaries in Texas which has just been drawn, as well as the Trump administation continuing its crime crackdown on Washington DC.

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Tirau locals split over potential introduction of Burger King and Starbucks 7:39

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Tirau locals are split over whether the arrival of a big burger and coffee brand could kill the village vibe or deliver dozens of jobs and an economic boost. The South Waikato council has appointed independent commissioners to decide whether to green light a Starbucks and Burger King on the main road; with hearings this week. There's been 148 submi…

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Magna Mining – Comprehensive Exploration and Operations Update At The Producing McCreedy West Mine, Exploration Results And Initiatives At The Levack Mine 25:47

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Jason Jessup, CEO and Director of Magna Mining (TSX.V: NICU) (OTCQX: MGMNF), joins me for a comprehensive exploration and operations update at their producing McCreedy West copper mine in Sudbury, Canada. We also review the ongoing exploration and development work at the Levack Mine, working towards and updated resource estimate in Q3 and mine rest…

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Sitka Gold - Visible Gold at Pukelman Target, Also Drilling At Bear Paw Target 12:33

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I’m joined again by Mike Burke, Director & VP of Corporate Development at Sitka Gold (TSX.V:SIG - OTCQB:SITKF - FRE:1RF), for an update on the ongoing 30,000-meter drill program at the RC Gold Project in Yukon’s Tombstone Gold Belt. This discussion focuses on the Pukelman area, a target that has seen limited attention compared to Blackjack and Eige…

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Inflection Resources - Exploration Partnership Update with AngloGold Ashanti: Trangie Drill Results 16:03

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We’re joined by Alistair Waddell, President & CEO of Inflection Resources (CSE:AUCU - OTCQB: AUCUF), to discuss the latest drill results from the Trangie Project in New South Wales, Australia. This project is one of four being advanced under Inflection’s exploration agreement with AngloGold Ashanti, alongside the Duck Creek, Crooked Creek, and Nyng…

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Homeland Uranium - Uranium/Vanadium Exploration In Colorado: 2 Projects, Drilling Next Month, Historic Near-Surface Resource 20:46

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In this company update, I introduce Homeland Uranium (TSX.V:HLU - OTCQB:HLUCF - FSE:D3U), a newly listed U.S.-focused uranium–vanadium explorer. President & CEO Roger Lemaitre (uranium executive with past roles at Cameco and UEX) walks us through the company’s portfolio, strategy, and near-term catalysts. Key Discussion Points: Colorado Plateau Pro…

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From Vision to Valuation: How a Business Architect Can Transform Your Exit with Kevin Harrington 22:51

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Send us a text What if preparing your business for sale was like designing your dream home? In this episode of Exit Insights, Darryl Bates-Brownsword is joined by Kevin Harrington to unpack the role of a business architect – a professional who helps you create a clear vision, long-term plan, and the right sequence of actions to maximise your valuat…

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Stillwater Critical Minerals – A Visual Geologic And Exploration Update At Stillwater West – Management Roundtable 27:14

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In this exclusive video roundtable with management, we have 4 officers of Stillwater Critical Minerals (TSX.V: PGE – OTCQB: PGEZF), review the evolving geological understanding, key exploration initiatives, and value proposition at the Stillwater West Ni-PGE-Cu-Co + Au project in Montana. Michael Rowley, President & CEO, Dr. Danie Grobler, Vice Pre…

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Injuction to remove asylum seekers in UK sparks controversy 4:40

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UK correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about a temporary high court injuction to remove asylum seekers from a hotel in Essex which has caused controversy, as well as some children on Brighton Beach who saved the life of an injured seal pup.

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Evening business for 20 August 2025 4:27

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Disability support service worries govt will cut travel subsidy 6:28

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A disability support service is worried the government could be about to cut a travel subsidy that helps people with disabilities get where the need to be. The Total Mobility Scheme is jointly funded by Waka Kotahi the New Zealand Transport Agency, Councils and the government, while card holders pay 25% of a taxi fare. The service is currently unde…

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High schools close as secondary teachers go on strike 5:01

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Members of the secondary teachers' union swapped classrooms for picket lines today. The one-day strike closed many schools as the Post Primary Teachers Association tried to pressure the government into improving its pay offer. But the government has said the union was too quick to go to a strike, and the bargaining seats were barely warm when they …

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Inflation and unemployment forceast to rise 9:01

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The Reserve Bank's economic report card is out. Wholesale interest rates dropped 25 basis points to 3%, but inflation us expected to rise to 3% in September and hit its 2% sweet spot until mid next year. Unemployment is also expected to grow, according to reserve bank forcasts the unemployment rate won't get below 5% until December 2026. Kiwibank c…

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Tickets for Womens Rugby World Cup selling in record numbers 3:33

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Tickets for the Women's Rugby World Cup are being snapped up in record numbers. The final at Twickenham is set to be played in front of more than 80,000 fans, a nearly 3000% increase in crowd numbers form the inaugural tournament in 1991. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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New scheme aims to cut out supermarkets, source local produce 3:37

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A new scheme aims to cut out supermarkets and get the fruit and vegetables grown next door or down the road onto people's plates. A group of charities in Wellington is working to source produce direct from local growers and create an online platform where shoppers can bypass big mark-ups and eat seasonally too. Ellen O'Dwyer reports.…

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Waikato woman calling for age increase on working holiday visas 6:43

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The age limits on New Zealand working holiday visas are "antiquated" according to a 77 year old year Waikato woman, who has regularly traveled overseas on working holidays. At the moment working holiday visa's are an option for people up to age 35. But the number of those visas issued has been steadily declining, prompting calls for change. Journal…