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Boxing Asylum Podcasts
With more than 250 episodes, The Podcast Fresh Network is host to a variety of shows based around pop culture, covering movies, TV, video games, pro wrestling, music and everything in between. Join Ryan "Acapello" Melo, Chris Torres and Darren "The Spoiler" King, every week for brand new shows!
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Unfiltered and unscripted, hosts Lino Da Cake and Ian Ebbitt offer no apologies and pull no punches as they give entertaining insight into the world of Combat Sports and the UFC. Two guys from a huge fight town called Pittsburgh, bringing you a weekly podcast smothered in realness, sprinkled with humor and served with a side of whiskey neat.
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Deep, surprising analysis and commentary on US and world affairs with the goal to "think outside the box". Original, and different, with no ads or filler. Once a week we'll do a deep dive into a current topic, pointing out the facts which are hidden in plain sight. The mainstream media repeat misinformation, we'll show you the obvious truth, and the little-known facts which the experts all know, but have been keeping to themselves. Is there an epidemic of violence? No, crime is going down. S ...
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With a straight down the middle approach, Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive on Newstalk ZB delivers the very latest news and views to New Zealanders as they wrap up their day.
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Nuthouse Podcast: Episode 626 - Sheeraz and Stevenson Shine. Katie Taylor Closes the Trilogy.
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The lads look back over a packed weekend that featured Sheeraz blasting Berlanga, Shakur shaking down Zepeda and Katie finally ridding herself of Amanda Serrano. Next weekend isn't too shabby either. Usyk and Dubois rematch, Bam fight Cafu and there's the small matter of a Pacquiao return. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/…
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The Huddle: Do we need to put cancer warnings on alcohol?
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Tonight on The Huddle, former Labour Minister Stuart Nash and Tim Wilson from the Maxim Institute joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more! David Seymour's rebuttal letter to the UN has ended in an awkward walkback after Prime Minister Chris Luxon told him off. What do we make of this? Australia is debating whether…
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Listen to the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Tuesday 15 July. Get the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast every weekday evening on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Newstalk ZB
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Perspective with Ryan Bridge: We really shouldn't need central Government to clarify things for local councils
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The Government's introduced a bill today to get local Government back focused on the basics. But the fact they've strayed so far from potholes, rubbish and waste water is as much our fault as the councillors and mayors running the budgets. The Government's bill contains the wildly controversial stuff like: "Prioritising core services when managing …
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David Seymour: Deputy Prime Minister on his withdrawn letter to the United Nations
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David Seymour is standing by his letter to the UN - now withdrawn. He wrote responding to an official who'd expressed concerns about the impact of Seymour's Regulatory Standards Bill on Māori. The Prime Minister says that's a job for the Foreign Minister and Seymour's conceded it's better to a have a single Government response, led by Winston Peter…
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Matt Bain: Spark marketing and data director on the popularity of the AI-generated Skinny ad
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TRA’s latest New Zealand’s Favourite Ads survey for June 2025 has revealed what ads Kiwis are loving the most - and one of the top contenders is powered by AI. Skinny's new ad campaign starring a digitally cloned 64-year-old Liz Wright - chosen from hundreds of entries in a nationwide search - rounded out the top 10 in a list including Tux, One NZ,…
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Peter Tesch: former Australian ambassador to Russia on Donald Trump threatening Russia with 'severe' tariffs
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A significant moment for Ukraine - as the US falls into line with NATO. President Donald Trump's pledged billions of dollars of weapons to Ukraine, through a sale to NATO. He's also threatening Russia with 100 percent secondary tariffs if the Kremlin doesn't make a ceasefire deal within 50 days. Former Australian ambassador to Russia, Peter Tesch s…
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Simon Watts: Local Government Minister on the Government's new bill for local councils
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The Local Government Minister says new legislation in the works will give councils clarity. An amendment bill's been introduced to Parliament to make local bodies focus on core services. It also demands regular public progress reports - and disclosure on the cost of consultants and contractors. Simon Watts says it's a return to bread and butter dut…
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Barry Soper: Newstalk ZB senior political correspondent on David Seymour withdrawing letter to UN after speaking with Chris Luxon
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David Seymour's withdrawn a letter he sent to the United Nations after being called out by the Prime Minister. A United Nations' official's letter was critical of the Regulatory Standards Bill, saying it excluded Māori traditions. Seymour, the Minister responsible for the bill, replied that as an indigenous New Zealander himself, he's deeply aggrie…
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Charles Croucher: Australian correspondent on Prime Minister Albanese's meeting with Xi Jinping
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Anthony Albanese and Xi Jinping have met in Beijing, kicking off high-level talks as Australia and China strive to focus on economic co-operation rather than their increasingly militaristic regional rivalry. With the Australian and Chinese national flags adorning the walls, it was a welcome befitting the charm offensive waged on the Australian Prim…
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Jason Pine: Sportstalk host on the Blues potentially moving home games away from Eden Park
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The Blues’ contract with Eden Park is drawing to a close, and a decision on where they will move their home games to is yet to be made. In a survey sent to supporters, the franchise asked fans whether they would be more likely to attend Blues matches if they were moved to Mt Smart instead of Eden Park next Super Rugby season. Sportstalk host Jason …
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Ashley Church: property commentator on house prices continuing to decline
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New data shows that house prices have dropped for the fourth consecutive month in June. The Real Estate Institute of NZ shows that across the entire country, the HPI declined by 0.8 percent in June compared to May. Property commentator Ashley Church says the cause of this downturn goes all the way back to 2021, when Covid impacted interest rates. "…
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Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on the EU delaying retaliatory tariffs on US until August
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The EU's retaliatory tariffs on US exports have been delayed again - this time until early next month. The countermeasures, which were due to begin this month, came in response to President Donald Trump's initial import taxes on steel and aluminium. UK correspondent Gavin Grey says Trump has recently threatened to bring in higher tariffs for the Eu…
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Dr Chris Litten: BRANZ General Manager of Research on the building sector body developing pre-designed home plans
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One of New Zealand's leading building sector bodies is launching standard house designs that will be available to all, in an attempt to bring down costs. The Building Research Association of New Zealand has developed an accessible plan for building an affordable and sustainable home. BRANZ General Manager of Research Dr Chris Litten says housing af…
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Shane Solly: Harbour Asset Management spokesperson on the market reactions to Donald Trump threatening higher tariffs
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US President Donald Trump is renewing his threats to Canada, vowing to slap a 35 percent tariff on its goods. He says he'll impose the tariff on Canadian goods starting in August. Trump's also made threats of blanket tariffs of 15 or 20 percent on most trade partners. Harbour Asset Management's Shane Solly reveals how the markets reacted. LISTEN AB…
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The Huddle: Do we have any advice for young people looking for work?
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Tonight on The Huddle, Trish Sherson from Sherson Willis PR and Child Fund CEO Josie Pagani joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more! New data shows more young Kiwis are having issues finding work. Do we have any inspirational messages for young people looking for jobs? How can they get ahead? Is the UN interfering…
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Nicola Willis: Finance Minister addresses claims she wanted to keep Budget lock-up numbers restricted
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The Finance Minister says revelations she wanted to keep numbers attending this year's Budget lock-up more restricted than she suggested is a mountain out a of molehill. After a wave of criticism directed at Treasury for restricting lock-up numbers - Nicola Willis said she stepped in to enable more people in. An extra 30 people were added to the li…
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On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Monday, 14 July 2025, how much money did we waste on the Te Pukenga experiment? Minister for Vocational Training Penny Simmonds tells Ryan Bridge the shocking cost, and why we're going back to 10 independent polytechs from next year. A Tasman community has yet again been hit by mountains o…
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Perspective with Ryan Bridge: Does anyone else have a problem with bus lanes?
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Put your hand up if you've ever had a bus suddenly pull out in front of your car while you're driving along, minding your own beeswax. I know. It's happened to everyone. They're long things aren't they, buses? So you can be halfway past one when they pull out, and all of a sudden you're slamming on the brakes or you're pushed into the wrong lane. I…
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Mark Gillard: NZ Careers Expo director on job opportunities declining for young Kiwis
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There's immense pressure for young New Zealanders trying to find work as opportunities decline. Stats NZ data shows 16 percent of Kiwis aged 15-24 are unemployed. NZ Careers Expo director Mark Gillard says the market conditions show it's a tough market for young workers. "It's not anybody's fault, the onus is certainly there on employers, on indust…
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Paul Gallen: former Australian NRL star ahead of boxing match against Sonny Bill Williams
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Paul Gallen is speaking out after things got heated between him and Sonny Bill Williams ahead of their high-profile match in Sydney. The pre-fight press conference initially saw both fighters seemingly ready to skip the verbal jabs in exchange for the in-ring shots on Wednesday. However, the latter stages saw Gallen accuse Williams of drug use - an…
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Penny Simmonds: Vocational Education Minister on the Government giving regional control to 10 polytechnics
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The Government's assuring industry groups they'll still have influence as polytechnics change. Next year, 10 polytechs will return to regional governance - but four remain under Te Pūkenga's umbrella. More decisions will be made mid-next year. Vocational Education Minister Penny Simmonds says these 10 institutions are following a planned pathway de…
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Steph Jewell: Ngātīmoti resident on the slash and landslides impacting the Tasman region
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Huge landslides in Tasman have caused widespread destruction in the past week's damaging storms. The area's State of Emergency continues - but recovery efforts are in full swing after flooding, slips and power outages. More than 800 properties are being assessed for damage in Tasman and Nelson. The town of Ngātīmoti was badly hit. Local Steph Jewel…
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Barry Soper: Newstalk ZB senior political correspondent on the Government's new polytechnic shakeup
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Moves have been made to restore regional governance to 10 polytechnics. The Government is undoing Labour's merger of institutes under the Te Pūkenga umbrella. The 10 selected are deemed to be on a path to financial viability - and will stand alone from next year. Newstalk ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper says these changes will hopeful…
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Oliver Peterson: Australian correspondent on Prime Minister Albanese's bid to boost trade with China
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Anthony Albanese will use high-profile meetings with top business leaders in Shanghai to boost the Chinese-Australian trade relationship. The Prime Minister is also expected to back industry efforts to decarbonise China's huge steel sector. Australian correspondent Oliver Peterson says Albanese will also meet with Xi Jinping tomorrow - to further d…
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Jason Pine: Sportstalk host on the All Blacks' strategy ahead of third French test
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All Blacks coach Scott Robertson's hinting some more experienced squad members yet to get a run against France could get their opportunity in Saturday's third test in Hamilton. An unassailable 2-nil series lead affords the hosts the chance to mix up their selections for the final match. Robertson says they'll be balancing opportunity with continuit…
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