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The Mike Hosking Breakfast
Open your mind to the world with New Zealand’s number one breakfast radio show. Without question, as New Zealand’s number one talk host, Mike Hosking sets the day’s agenda. The sharpest voice and mind in the business, Mike drives strong opinion, delivers the best talent, and always leaves you wanting more. The Mike Hosking Breakfast always cuts through and delivers the best daily on Newstalk ZB.
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Wipari Henwood: Fire and Emergency Northland District Manager on the Mangawhai Tornado 26.01.2025 3:22
Major clean up is happening today in Mangawhai after a severe tornado rolled through the Northland town. Fire and Emergency Northland District Manager Wipari Henwood said emergency crews were not expecting the tornado. "I've had a look at the MetService reports and there was nothing mentioning severe thunderstorms," he said. Henwood said the emergency was also understaffed. LISTE...
Peter Dunne: Political commentator on oral submissions today for the Treaty Principles Bill 26.01.2025 2:41
Parliament is back to business today and straight into it with oral submissions for the Treaty Principles Bill. Today's speakers, including Andrew Little, Denis O'Reilly and David Seymour, have 10 minutes each to speak. Political commentator Karl Christensen talks to Ryan Bridge about what to expect, and how the contentious topic will be handled over the coming weeks. LISTEN ABOV...
Brad Olsen: Infometrics Principal Economist on rising dairy prices 26.01.2025 4:35
The cost of dairy is climbing for consumers - the Global Dairy Trade auction seeing a 1.4% across the board. Why are the prices continuing to trend up? Infometrics Principal Economist Brad Olsen discusses this with Ryan Bridge. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Richard Arnold: US Correspondent on Trump's first week, and Conference Championship day in the NFL 26.01.2025 5:20
California's secretary of state has approved an effort to gather signatures for a vote in 2028 on whether the state should leave the US and become an independent country. It comes as Donald Trump is not slowing down on his presidential orders and proposals. The NFL's final playoffs are underway in preparation for the Superbowl next week. Who is the team to watch? US Correspondent...
Greg Smith: Devon Funds Management representative on Global PMIs, the luxury brand that is soaring, and why things are looking up in the red meat sector in NZ 26.01.2025 6:07
The United States has stood out as the only major economy experiencing significant expansion amid Global PMIs. The economic health indicator was a mixed bag for manufacturing and service sectors. Meanwhile, luxury brand Burberry has soared 10% on its quarterly update. And back home, why are things are looking up for the red meat sector? Devon Funds Management representative...
Craig Gabriel: Australian Open commentator on the match between Madison Keys and Iga Swiatek 23.01.2025 3:10
We’ve reached the pointy end of the Australian Open. Aryna Sabalenka will meet American Madison Keys in the final of the Australian tennis Open women's draw on Saturday, Keys eliminating Iga Swiatek in dramatic circumstances. The men’s semifinals play out this evening, their championship taking place Sunday. Australian Open Commentator Craig Gabriel told Ryan Bridge that it was a...
Ryan Bridge: Make movies short again 23.01.2025 2:34
The Oscars nominations have come out and guess what? Wicked the Musical with Ariana Grande is on the list for Best Picture. It's two hours and 40 minutes long. It doesn't have an ending because there's two parts. So you get half a story, and it takes half your life to watch. We should not be encouraging this type of time wasting. Cinemas are not comfortable places. I've got a bad back, I've...
Wrapping the Week with Tim Wilson and Trish Sherson: Film lengths, Donald Trump, does NZ have a culture of saying no? 23.01.2025 11:01
2025 is underway, and Trish Sherson and Tim Wilson joined Ryan Bridge to Wrap the Week that was. They discussed the growing lengths of films, Donald Trump’s first week back in the Oval Office, and whether New Zealand has a culture of saying ‘no’. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Christine Rankin: Former WINZ CEO on the 22% increase of people cancelling their benefit after finding work 23.01.2025 3:51
There’s encouraging Jobseeker data for the long-term. Just over 33,000 people cancelled their benefits after finding work in the six months to December, up 22% annually. The Government's also looking at more changes, including non-financial sanctions on jobseekers. Former WINZ boss Christine Rankin told Ryan Bridge that young people cannot be left to get into the habit of rely...
Full Show Podcast: 24 January 2025 23.01.2025 1:30:17
On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Friday 24th of January, Resources Minister Shane Jones tells Ryan Bridge the Government wants to open up conservation and stewardship land for mining. The Government is establishing a new agency to attract a foreign investment - but an expert tells us there's much more to do to make New Zealand attractive again. The Oscar nominations...
Marcus Beveridge: Queen City Law Managing Director on the new Invest New Zealand agency 23.01.2025 3:37
There's belief a new agency focused on driving up foreign investment is well overdue. The Government is creating Invest New Zealand to attract overseas investors into infrastructure and other key sectors. It aims to streamline overseas investment by providing tailored support. Queen City Law Managing Director Marcus Beveridge told Ryan Bridge it was what New Zealand Trade and Ent...
David Seymour: ACT Leader on his State of the Nation speech, privatising healthcare and education 23.01.2025 6:00
David Seymour is making it clear the country can't just wait around for change. The ACT party leader is delivering his State of the Nation address in Auckland today. Our newsroom understands he will use his speech to ask whether New Zealand should move towards privatisation in the health and education sectors. Seymour told Ryan Bridge it's time to be asking the bigger questions....
Nic Cavanagh: Snow Sports NZ CEO on the cancellation of the Winter Games 23.01.2025 2:47
The largest snow sports event in the southern hemisphere is no more. The Winter Games have been held annually in Queenstown and Wanaka over the last 15 years. But organisers have announced it can no longer continue in its current format, due to escalating costs. Snow Sports NZ Chief Executive, Nic Cavanagh told Ryan Bridge it shows sport isn't immune to the current economic woes...
Shane Jones: Resources Minister on the potential to open mining on Department of Conservation land 23.01.2025 4:05
Shane Jones says Kiwis need to get over themselves as he looks to open mining on Department of Conservation land. The Prime Minister yesterday defended his intention to grow the mining sector. Resources Minister Shane Jones told Ryan Bridge if we want to boost the economy, we need to utilise conservation land. He says the DOC estate is large and suitable for mining. LISTEN...
Ryan Bridge: Our economy is still in the wilderness 23.01.2025 1:59
So we have an inflation number, which is better than not knowing, but it doesn’t tell us much. 2.2 percent for the year to December, no change from the quarter before it and crucially non-tradable inflation, the stuff we should have more control over domestically is sticky at 4.5 percent. Two main problems here, one for us and one for the Government. If the exchange rate keeps tanking, the stuff w...
Jo McKenna: Italy Correspondent on the relationship between Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Donald Trump 22.01.2025 3:55
A strong relationship is being forged between Italy and the United States. Donald Trump has called Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni a “fantastic woman”, and says she’s taken Europe "by storm”. Meloni was the only European leader present at Trump’s inauguration as President, and had also visited him at his Mar a Lago retreat in Florida a couple of weeks ago. Italy Correspond...
Luciane Buchanan: Kiwi actress on her career, the success of 'The Night Agent' 22.01.2025 11:33
A Kiwi actress is making waves on international screens. Luciane Buchanan began her rise to fame in her teens, but it was the last few years where her career really took off. The 31 year old was cast in Netflix and Apple TV+ shows in 2022, but her lead role in Netflix’s ‘The Night Agent’ made her a household name. ‘The Night Agent’ was the most watched show on Netflix around the...
David Linklater: Driven Deputy Editor on the Toyota Aqua being the most stolen car in 2024 22.01.2025 3:04
The Toyota Aqua has held onto its title for the third year in a row. The hatchback is New Zealand’s most stolen car, making up 8% of all stolen vehicle claims in 2024. New figures released by AMI today show the company received almost 12,000 vehicle claims last year, including those related to attempted vehicle theft. Driven Deputy Editor David Linklater told Ryan Bridge t...
Full Show Podcast: 23 January 2025 22.01.2025 1:29:52
On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Thursday 23rd of January, Kiwibank CEO Steve Jurkovich tells Ryan Bridge the OCR and mortgage rates will continue to drop after yesterday's inflation number. We get expert analysis on Donald Trump's threat of tariffs and sanctions against Russia and Vladimir Putin unless a deal is done to end the war in Ukraine. Ryan finds out why Can...
Tim Hurdle and Josie Pagani: Former National Party senior advisor and political commentator ahead of Luxon's State of the Nation Speech 22.01.2025 7:46
Economic growth and recovery is expected to be front of mind as the Prime Minister prepares to address business leaders in Auckland today. Christopher Luxon will share his State of the Nation speech, outlining what he sees as the country's challenges and priorities for the year ahead. Tim Hurdle is a former National Party senior adviser and told Ryan Bridge it will be all about the eco...
Keir Giles: Chatham House Senior Expert on Russia on Ukraine's need for security on the border for a ceasefire deal 22.01.2025 2:48
There's scepticism over whether European countries would be willing to provide more security in Ukraine. US President Donald Trump has warned of imposing high levels of sanctions, taxes and tariffs on Russia to try to force a ceasefire deal. Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskky says any deal would need at least 200,000 peacekeepers on the border. But Keir Giles —a Russian expert with in...
Steve Jurkovich: Kiwibank CEO on what the inflation rate could mean for interest rates 22.01.2025 3:54
The latest inflation rate is giving confidence to cut interest rates. Stats NZ figures show the inflation rate for the year to December hasn't changed, sticking at 2.2%, well within the Reserve Bank's target band. Kiwibank Chief Executive Steve Jurkovich told Ryan Bridge their two-year mortgage rate is expected to come down half a percent over the next few months. He says it'l...
Phil Mauger: Christchurch Mayor on a fifth of the country's new build consents being in Canterbury 22.01.2025 3:13
There's no surprise from the Christchurch Mayor that construction is booming in Canterbury. The region's councils consented about 6,500 homes in the year to November – a fifth of the country's new builds. The number of consents in Christchurch was also triple Wellington's. Phil Mauger told Ryan Bridge there's been a billion-dollars worth of new homes built in Christchurch – half...
Simon Bridges: Auckland Business Chamber CEO on the Government's focus on pulling in more Chinese tourists 22.01.2025 4:22
There's a push for the Government to focus on increasing tourist numbers to maximise economic growth. Nicola Willis —the minister now charged with driving the growth agenda— is considering visa changes to pull more tourists through the door. She wants to see Chinese visitor numbers back to pre-Covid levels. Auckland Business Chamber chief executive Simon Bridges wouldn't be drawn on wh...
Virginia Nicholls: Alcohol Beverages Council Executive Director on the growing popularity of the zebra striping trend 21.01.2025 3:28
A recent UK health trend is growing in popularity for Kiwis. Zebra striping means alternating between alcohol and a no or low-alcohol drink while socialising. Independent consumer research found that 55% of Kiwi respondents said they've drunk low-alcohol beverages in the past year. Alcohol Beverages Council Executive Director Virginia Nicholls told Ryan Bridge the growth of these...
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