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All the best bits from Newstalk ZB that you might've missed. Collated daily
Each week the New Zealand Herald and Newstalk ZB's Cooking the Books tackles a different money problem. Hosted by Frances Cook.
Don't risk not knowing what's going around New Zealand and the world - catch up with interviews from Early Edition, hosted by Kate Hawkesby on Newstalk ZB.
Jamie Mackay, Rowena Duncum and Sam "Lashes" Casey deliver your daily fix of everything going on in NZ's biggest industry, along with a generous side-serve of news, sports and politics. The Country from Newstalk ZB and Hokonui.
A summer podcast series from the New Zealand Herald and Newstalk ZB. Go to Health looks at a different health issue each week, from pregnancy to medical marijuana, with the help of an expert. Hosted by Frances Cook. New episode every Tuesday.
Interviews are with Hunter McGregor, Jim Hopkins, Todd Charteris, Damien O'Connor and Dr Jacqueline Rowarth.저자 NZME
The Veterinary Association's chief officer said the country was short of up to 100 veterinarians and this nationwide shortage of staff, drought and uncertainty due to Covid-19 was pushing them to breaking point.저자 NZME
Interviews are with Lewis Ferris, Stu Loe, Jeremy Rookes, Helen Beattie and Julian Raine.저자 NZME
The war on woke is on, and if yesterday’s feedback and reaction to having Chloe Swarbrick on the show is anything to go by, there’re clearly a lot of people fed up with what they call ‘fairy dust ideology’. As it turns out, I don’t disagree with Chloe’s stance on alcohol advertising, especially the relationship between alcohol and sport sponsorship…
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Chris Lendrum: Super Rugby fans are ready for something different
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The Super Rugby Transtasman competition starts tonight, it’ll be the first time we're playing Australian teams since the pandemic began. Of course, it's all thanks to getting this bubble with Australia off the ground, but that hasn't been without its issues. NZ Rugby's General Manager Professional Rugby and Performance, Chris Lendrum told Kate Hawk…
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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby
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Emma McLean: Workplaces should take responsibility in helping parents back to work
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So it's the age old dilemma isn't it, can working parents really have it all? How can you be a good parent, and there for your kids, while having a successful career? It's something a lot of us mothers juggle with every day; it's a juggle I’m well aware of. But can you ever get the balance right? Emma Mclean is a working parent advocate who has lau…
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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby
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Bernie Smith: Homelessness is a problem across New Zealand
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The government's plan to end mixed use motels in Rotorua is being welcomed by a housing advocate. Mixed-use motels were being used as emergency housing, but there had been problems with gang members and drug use. The government will now place families in particular motels separate from other groups. They will also provide support services for those…
FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from Thursday on Newstalk ZB) Where's the Transparency?/Don't Need Your Lunch, Thanks/Kids Have Already Said No/Not Challenging Enough/Where the News Really Happens저자 Newstalk ZB
Interviews are with Tim Myers, Jeff Grant, Karen Williams, James Shaw, Pete Barnes and Chris Russell.저자 NZME
Sponsored content: PGG Wrightson’s Marlborough livestock manager Pete Barnes gives an update on the market.저자 NZME
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Gavin Grey: UK's Johnson urged to bring forward inquiry into pandemic
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed Wednesday that an independent public inquiry into the handling of the coronavirus pandemic will start hearing evidence next year. While welcoming the announcement, a leading group representing the bereaved thinks it should begin sooner. Johnson told lawmakers that the inquiry will have wide-ranging sta…
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Michael Baker: Errors 'at every step' of global pandemic response
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A high-powered global panel convened by former prime minister Helen Clark has found failures at every step of the world's pandemic preparedness and response. It's now set out a range of fixes to stop the next disaster, including beefing up the World Health Organisation (WHO), raising billions for new funding and forming a global council. The indepe…
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Chlöe Swarbrick: Alcohol advertisement ban will reduce glamorisation and normalisation of alcohol
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Green Party MP Chloe Swarbrick has drafted a member's bill which would seek to ban alcohol advertisements. The bill would ban alcohol advertisements across the board, including sports team sponsorships. It's hoped the bill would reduce the glamorisation and normalisation of alcohol. Swarbrick told Kate Hawkesby alcohol is associated with a range of…
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NEWSTALK ZBEEN: Protecting the Most Important People In the World
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FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from Wednesday on Newstalk ZB) Well, Pretty Important, Anyway/Solar Still Doesn't Quite Add Up/Rust In My Car/What Day It Was저자 Newstalk ZB
The GM of the Yummy Fruit Company took issue with the government's response to MIQ spaces for the horticulture industry and he revealed the "eye-watering" cost of bringing seasonal workers into New Zealand via managed isolation, describing the situation as a complete train wreck.저자 NZME
Interviews are with Jacinda Ardern, Paul Paynter, Tim Myers, Craig Nash, Dr Jacqueline Rowarth and Chris Brandolino.저자 NZME
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Jacinda Ardern on "pay freeze" MIQ spaces and the economy
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The PM responds vigorously to criticism about the pay freeze (that's not a pay freeze) for the public sector, MIQ facilities for the primary sector and the government's handling of the economy.저자 NZME
One of New Zealand's leading farming academics takes issue with The Country host's comments that ruminant animals are just like humans and want a varied diet.저자 NZME
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Matt McCarten: Pay freeze will affect hundreds of thousands of workers
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Private sector bosses are expected to follow the Government's lead in putting the brakes on wages. The Government's insisting it's a pay restraint, rather than a pay freeze. It's backtracked slightly after meeting major unions, saying pay rates will now be reviewed around six months earlier than it initially said. Unionist and former Labour Chief o…
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Frian Wadia: Kids deserve to know about autism diagnosis, but parents must do it in the right way
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As a parent you always want what's best for your child. So, if they are diagnosed to be on the autistic spectrum, it can be a scary time for some. One dilemma parents face is whether children have a right to know about their diagnosis. Would it do more harm than good, affecting their self-esteem? Or, will it give them better understanding of themse…
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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby
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Mobeen Azhar: New Britney Spears documentary will specifically examine conservatorship
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We've got some good news for you, another documentary about Britney Spears is about to be released, called ‘Battle for Britney.’ Which brings us to the question, why are so many of us obsessed with Britney Spears? A lot of us will admit watching ‘Framing Britney Spears’ earlier in the year was a bit of a guilty pleasure, so what about her makes her…
Govt's decision not to approve 500 skilled dairy workers is disappointing, DairyNZ's chief executive Dr Tim Mackle tells The Country Sport Breakfast's Brian Kelly.저자 NZME
FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from Tuesday on Newstalk ZB) Better Keep Smiling/Let's Do What We Can/Teens Online/That Whanganui Traffic, Eh?/Faster Petrol Please저자 Newstalk ZB
The gloves come off as we debate with the Minister of Agriculture the importance of the Fonterra share price, MIQ spaces for essential primary sector workers and a failed Labour pre-election promise to give local authorities the power to determine what classes of land could be used for forestry in the first six months of its term.…
Interviews are with Hunter McGregor, Jim Hopkins, Damien O'Connor and Don Fraser.저자 NZME
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Kate Hawkesby: Is it really a bad thing that more teens are online?
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I found a report from the OECD's Programme for International Student Assessment interesting. It showed 15 year olds in this country “spend more time on the net than their peers in all countries except Denmark, Sweden and Chile.” That’s quite something. In terms of timeframe, it’s about 42 hours a week online. That’s “well above the OECD average of …
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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby
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Mike Rudd: Tax Freedom Day raises questions about the future of tax policies
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Today marks Tax Freedom Day where, essentially, everyone’s taxes are theoretically paid, and money earned for the rest of the year goes to us. Baker Tily Staples Rodway have released their Tax Freedom Day calculations. While our taxes show where we have been spending the most money - alcohol and driving – there are concerns about what new tax polic…
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Paul Smith: Consumer NZ launches new phone repairability rating
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When you're buying a new phone, how much attention do you pay to how easy it'll be to repair? Consumer New Zealand's started up a repairability rating, which ranks what phones are easiest to fix when something goes wrong with it. Consumer NZ's product test manager Paul Smith told Kate Hawkesby that the best phone they found was the latest generatio…
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Anna Burns-Francis: US pipeline attack and employment figures
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President Joe Biden insists an unexpected slowdown in companies' hiring is clear new proof the U.S. needs the multitrillion-dollar federal boost he's pushing. But his sales effort is challenged by critics who say Friday's jobless figures show his earlier aid legislation — successfully rushed through Congress — is actually doing more harm than good.…
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Tim Cadogan: Central Otago relieved after more space made available in MIQ
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Central Otago is feeling relieved after the news managed isolation slots are being set aside for rural workers. Around 500 spaces will be available for skilled and critical workers every fortnight, for the next ten months. Many of them will be seasonal workers. Central Otago Mayor Tim Cadogan told Kate Hawkesby it's been a long time coming, but it'…
FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from Monday on Newstalk ZB) Still Finding it Hard to Care/Left Behind at Holiday Time/Understandable Reluctance/The Wrong Kind of Influence/More Bad Telly저자 Newstalk ZB
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Todd Charteris on Rabobank's May Agribusiness Monthly Report
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The chief executive of Rabobank reviews the bank's May Agribusiness Monthly Report which sees a largely positive commodity outlook with red meat expected to firm for the remainder of 2021.저자 NZME
Interviews are with Phil Duncan, Ray Smith, Todd Charteris, Peter Nation and Jeff Rea.저자 NZME
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Kate Hawkesby: The world's opening up - will we get left behind?
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As of midnight last night the government pressed go on the paused NSW bubble, which in all reality probably shouldn’t have been paused at all. Premier Gladys Berejiklian said it was an overreaction - but to be honest, what more should she expect from New Zealand? We have become so gun shy on any kind of open border that we are likely to slam the br…
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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby
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Andrew Alderson: America's Cup challenge and Crusaders win
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Crusaders coach Scott Robertson says his team is "disliked immensely" – but he hopes the 2021 Sky Super Rugby champions are respected. The Crusaders - who were down to 13 men at one stage during the second half of the final - showed all of their class to overcome a spirited Chiefs side by 24–13 in the New Zealand showdown. It was their fifth consec…
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Lucy Elwood: Cancer Society supports new funding for breast and cervical cancer screenings
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The Cancer Society has welcomed a government investment in breast and cervical screenings, but says more is needed. The multi-million dollar upgrade will see a self-swab cervical test introduced, as well as a better system for inviting women to have a breast screening. Cancer Society Chief Executive Lucy Elwood says they'd like to see more done for…
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David Nagel: House prices increase 21%, despite attempts to brake growth
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Government and Reserve Bank efforts to slow house price growth are yet to have an impact. The latest QV House Price Index data shows the market hit a new high in April, with the average national value up 8.9 per cent over the previous three-month period. The national average value was $913,209, representing a year-on-year increase of 21.4 per cent,…
Britain's governing Conservative Party made further inroads in the north of England on Friday, winning a special election in the post-industrial town of Hartlepool for a parliamentary seat that the main opposition Labour Party had held since 1974. Managing to present themselves as the party of change despite having led the U.K. for 11 years, Prime …
FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from the weekend on Newstalk ZB) Crusaders No-Show/Biden Making the Most of It/Another Joe Who Said No to Trump/Played by Nicole/Takes Five Years of Slog to Become an Overnnight Success저자 Newstalk ZB
Interviews are with Nadia Lim, Rob Hewett, Jane Smith, Blake Holgate, Judith Collins and Doug Avery.저자 NZME
Interviews are with Don Carson, Tim Myers, Smiley Barrett, Sir John Kirwan, Damian McKenzie and Barry Soper.저자 NZME
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Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby
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Richard Beddie: Pelaton recalls 120 thousand treadmills after six year old dies from being pulled under
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Peloton, the company famous for its stationary bikes, has had to recall 120 thousand treadmills over safety concerns. There have been dozens of injuries from those using it, and a six-year-old died after being pulled under it. So the, the question remains, how do you keep your home gym as safe as possible? Richard Beddie, from Exercise NZ, spoke wi…
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Sam Hazledine: High levels of burnout in medical and dental professions
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There are high levels of burnout in the medical and dental professions. New research reveals about half of doctors feel burnt out, meaning a high level of emotional stress and exhaustion. Female doctors are more likely to suffer from burnout than their male colleagues. Sam Hazledine, a doctor turned doctors' wellbeing campaigner told Kate Hawkesby …
I listened to a podcast the other day which got me thinking, which is probably the point of podcasts. I got lured into this podcast by comedian Kevin Hart, purely because his guest was Jerry Seinfeld, and I love Jerry Seinfeld. He is the old school style of comic who has that rare ability to transcend generations with his humour, because it’s gener…
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Stephanie Clare: Seniors need to be patient during vaccine rollout
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Seniors are being told to be patient during the Covid-19 vaccine rollout. People over 65 are now eligible. A woman has told Newstalk ZB yesterday she booked a jab at a vaccination centre in East Tamaki, but was turned away because of long queues. Age Concern chief executive Stephanie Clare says situations like this will happen. “Just turn around, d…
Sponsored content: Fonterra's chief financial officer and The Country Sport Breakfast's Brian Kelly take a look at the co-op's capital structure options and what they could mean for farmers.저자 NZME
FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from Thursday on Newstalk ZB) Wage Weirdness/Recidivist and Reprehensible/Way Too Many Babies/Licensed to Parent/United Colours of Kathmandu저자 Newstalk ZB
Our Australian correspondent comments on Covid, sexed semen, green hydrogen plants and dubious Australian sportsmen.저자 NZME
National's reinvigorated leader is relishing the ammunition she's been given to fire shots at the government in the form of Trevor Mallard, a pay freeze for the public sector and a separatist health and political system.저자 NZME
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Andrew Hoggard on Fonterra's capital structure announcement
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We ask the President of Federated Farmers (and Manawatū dairy farmer) for his response to today's capital structure announcement from Fonterra.저자 NZME
