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Leann Watson: Business Canterbury Chief Executive says shared ambition is key to region's success 12.02.2026

A shared ambition for the Canterbury region - is expected to secure the region's long term success.  Business Canterbury, The Canterbury Mayoral Forum and the private sector have come together to form shared goals for the region. Business Canterbury Chief Executive Leeann Watson told Mike Hosking that everyone agrees they need to invest in what makes the region unique - which is better infras...

Episode 56: CEO of Resonate Health, James Whittaker 11.02.2026

In Leaders Getting Coffee episode 56, our guest is the founder and CEO of Resonate Health, James Whittaker.  James started life in the UK and began his career in one of that country’s most iconic companies, British Airways. The story of how he became an entrepreneur on the other side of the world is both entertaining and inspiring. He came to New Zealand with his young family as tourist...

The Country 11/02/26: Christopher Luxon talks to Jamie Mackay 11.02.2026

The Prime Minister reminisces about his t-shirt faux pas from last year’s barbecue, before discussing the free trade agreement with India. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand’s energy crunch: Can innovation keep the lights on? 11.02.2026

New Zealand loves to boast about its clean, green energy story. With around 80 to 90% of grid electricity coming from renewable sources like hydro, wind and geothermal, we look like one of the world’s quiet success cases on decarbonisation. But beneath that headline number lies a much more precarious reality. When lake levels fall and gas supplies tighten, our energy system starts to look ve...

How to stop rising power prices hitting your wallet this year 11.02.2026

Consumer NZ expects power prices to increase by about 5% this year.  It’s after households were already hit with a 12% increase to power bills last year.  But what does that all mean? Will it make winter that much colder? Will we have to cut back on groceries? Will people be able to afford the increase?  Today on The Front Page, Consumer NZ’s Powerswitch&n...

Marama Davidson slams the efficacy of the retail crime advisory group 11.02.2026

Marama Davidson and David Seymour debate retail crime, new LNG terminal and poll results. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Choosing the right risk profile for your investment 11.02.2026

Forsyth Barr's Mark Richardson on common investing mistakes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

'It's been very successful' Paul Goldsmith on disbanding the Retail Crime Advisory Group 11.02.2026

Minister of Justice says the group was effective in reducing retail crime throughout New Zealand. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Country 11/02/26: Chris Hipkins talks to Jamie Mackay 11.02.2026

The Labour leader on the India Free Trade Agreement, which he calls a "botched process by the government". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steven Joyce: Former Finance Minister on the focus of the 2026 Economics Forum 11.02.2026

New Zealand's ability to cope in the current geopolitical landscape is set to be the hot topic at the Economics Forum this week.   Leading economists, business leaders, and public sector officials are gathering at Waikato University's Management School to talk economic priorities, challenges, and opportunities.   Former Finance Minister Steven Joyce told Mike Hosking they'll discuss the...

Labour looking to negotiate with Luxon on India FTA rules 10.02.2026

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Minister of Trade defends India Free Trade Agreement 10.02.2026

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Todd McClay: Trade Minister defends concerns raised over what the India FTA will mean for immigration 10.02.2026

The Trade Minister's hitting back at suggestions the India Free Trade Agreement will lead to a flood of immigration. Foreign Minster Winston Peters has said the agreement won't let us specifically cap Indian student visas, among other commentary on the deal. Todd McClay's confirmed that's the case but says they can cap student visas from all countries - as long as India isn't specifically discrimi...

Todd McClay: Trade Minister on the Free Trade Agreement with India 10.02.2026

Trade Minister Todd McClay's recognised he could have been clearer about aspects of his India trade deal.   He's in battles with Foreign Minister Winston Peters about the agreement's text, which hasn't been released.   Peters has criticised student visas being uncapped but McClay says over-arching immigration settings can still change.   He told Mike Hosking the deal's being legally...

The Country 10/02/26: Campbell Parker talks to Jamie Mackay 10.02.2026

The chief executive of DairyNZ encourages farmers to vote YES in the upcoming Milksolids Levy vote.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Goldsmith: Justice Minister defends early end to retail crime advisory group 10.02.2026

The Justice Minister says his retail crime advisory group has been successful and productive. It'll been cut short, ending in May - not the planned September - after three members resigned last month. It leaves just two members, chair and dairy owner Sunny Kaushal and liquor retailer, Ash Parmar.  Paul Goldsmith says he could have appointed more people for the next six months or wrapped it up...

Sunny Kaushal: Retail Crime Advisory Group Chair on the early disbanding of the group 10.02.2026

The Retail Crime Group chair is brushing off criticism from former members. The Government's scrapping its retail crime Ministerial Advisory Group early after three members resigned, leaving just two members out of five. Retail NZ boss and former member Carolyn Young said her relationship with chair Sunny Kaushal made the role untenable and as a politician, he's focused on making headlines. But Ka...

Carolyn Young: Retail NZ CEO and former group member on the Retail Crime Ministerial Advisory Group dismantled 10.02.2026

There's nothing to suggest the rates of retail crime have fallen. The Government's scrapping its retail crime Ministerial Advisory Group early - after three members resigned.  Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith's confirmed it'll wrap up in May - not the scheduled September end date.  Retail NZ CEO and former group member, Carolyn Young told Ryan Bridge there are no signs offending is fallin...

Shane Jones: Regional Development Minister defends financial track record of his regional funds 09.02.2026

Regional Development Minister Shane Jones is defending the financial track record of his regional funds. Around half of Crown Regional Holdings' loan book is considered at risk of default. Most of the $433 million portfolio covers the Provincial Growth Fund and the current Regional Infrastructure Fund, were both looked over by Shane Jones. Jones says his party supports investment in regions. "Not...

Brad Olsen: Infometrics chief executive on the Government's signs a new standards agreement with Australia 09.02.2026

More consistency across the Tasman in the standards for goods and services - could reduce administrative burdens and free up business capacity.  A new agreement aims to streamline operations, reduce costs, improve quality and meet regulatory requirements in New Zealand and Australia. Infometrics chief executive Brad Olsen told Ryan Bridge we were out of kilter with the Aussies on about 24 sta...

Shane Solly: Harbour Asset Management expert on what investors need to think about for 2026 09.02.2026

More companies are reporting their profits from the final portion of 2025, and it's sparking investigation into what investors need to pay attention to. Harbour Asset Management expert Shane Solly explained further. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Business update with Garth Bray 08.02.2026

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Monday Markets with Forsyth Barr 08.02.2026

Forsyth Barr's Zoe Wallis has all the investment tips for your Monday morning.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Bridge: A debate on interest rates 08.02.2026

I was having a good old debate with a mate at the weekend about interest rates.  We're of the age where, mortgages are a thing.  In Auckland, quote a bog and annoying thing.  Paying them down is the aim of the game.  Now this mate of mine knows a bit more about this stuff than I do and watches the markets closely. He's worried about the middle of the year - potentially this rec...

(#89) How to Stay Focused When You’re Juggling a Million Things 08.02.2026

In this episode, Iyia breaks down why staying focused as a business owner feels so hard when you’re juggling nonstop decisions, interruptions, and mental load, and why it’s not a discipline issue, it’s a system issue. She explains “attention residue” and how constant task-switching keeps you stuck in reaction mode, then shares practical strategies to regain control: s...

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