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Wayne Smith: Black Ferns coach ahead of World Cup semi-final vs France at Eden Park 03.11.2022 3:17
It's time for the business end of the Women's Rugby World Cup. The Black Ferns face their toughest challenge of the tournament so far with France in the semi-final this Saturday night. France have won the last four games against the Black Ferns and coach Wayne Smith has made just the one change to the starting line up from their quarter-final. Wayne Smith joined Mike Hosking. LISTEN ABOVE See omny...
Ian Foster: All Blacks coach ahead of Northern Tour opener against Wales 03.11.2022 3:24
Jordie Barrett has been given another chance to lay claim to the All Blacks' No 12 jersey after earning a starting spot in the team to face Wales in Cardiff. Barrett, who along with brothers Beauden and Scott was a late arrival on the northern tour following the death of his grandmother, will again link with Rieko Ioane in midfield on Sunday morning (NZT). The 25-year-old has been preferred at ful...
Deborah Pead: PR expert says Starship should have said yes to donation immediately, subject to due diligence 03.11.2022 4:41
Some advice has come for Starship Hospital on how to handle problematic donations. The children's hospital has been in hot water this week after rejecting a donation of more than $500,000 from a horse racing win. Another man's now come forward to say his $10,000 offer from selling a horse was also turned down due to the money's origins. Their communication has been described as confusing, with a c...
Bernie Smith: Solomon Group Housing Manager on figures showing rent owed to Kāinga Ora has increased by 81% this year 03.11.2022 2:42
Data obtained by the National party shows rent owed to Kāinga Ora has increased from $9 million to $16 million in the past year - an 81 percent jump More than 9,000 Kāinga Ora tenants are in arrears. Solomon Group Housing Manager, Bernie Smith, told Mike Hosking increased inflation, pain at the pump and the supermarket squeeze is putting financial pressure on our more vulnerable. He says when you...
Dan Gordon: Waimakariri mayor wants a national ban on private fireworks 03.11.2022 3:23
The Waimakariri mayor wants a national ban on private fireworks. It comes as more than 200 hectares of coastland between Pegasus Beach, Woodend and Pines Beach was set alight with investigators finding fireworks were to blame. Two young people have been spoken to by Police, one of them has been referred to Youth Aid. Fire crews and an aerial team are still at the scene, tackling spot fires and da...
Glenn Dobson: Drug Detection Agency COO on NZ becoming an increasingly attractive place for international manufacturers 03.11.2022 3:07
A mixed approach is being touted as the best way to decrease meth use. The high price and demand for the drug here is making New Zealand an increasingly attractive place for international manufacturers. Drug Detection Agency Chief Operating Officer Glenn Dobson says we have a softening attitude towards drugs. He told Mike Hosking it won't just be about things like rehabilitation and prevention. Do...
Mike's Minute: Govt's anti-immigration stance will cost us dearly 02.11.2022 1:46
Part two of Laurel and Hardy of the New Zealand economy. This time it's Grant Robertson and the Government's immigration policy. The wage numbers were the worst thing that could possibly have happened. They increased at a rate not seen since records began. It's not the sort of record you want to break. Wages are going up at the rate they are because there are no people left to hire. As long as thi...
Al Murray: Renowned British comic on his new book about WWII 02.11.2022 11:42
Al Murray is one of Britain’s most successful comedians and writers. He's been on the scene for more than 30 years and came up with iconic persona - The Pub Landlord. And that character has delighted audiences worldwide. But Murray is also a bit of a history buff - and has released a book on world war two, Command: How the Allies Learned to Win the Second World War. Al Murray joined the Mike Hoski...
Alex ‘Grizz' Wyllie: Former All Blacks coach on potential ANZAC XV fixture vs Lions 02.11.2022 2:48
Looks like we are likely to have an Anzac test against the lions. Rugby Australia are in talks with NZR to put together an Anzac XV as part of the Lions tour of Australia in 2025, with both parties splitting the profits. The last time we did such a game was in 1989 when the Anzac xv lost 19-15 - Alex Wyllie aka ‘Grizz’ was the All Blacks coach at the time and joined Mike Hosking. LISTEN ABOVE See...
Steve Jurkovich: Kiwibank CEO says the housing market has been through a radical shift 02.11.2022 3:18
Tough times ahead for mortgage holders but they won't have to go it alone. The Reserve Bank has issued a warning about negative equity where people owe more than the value of their house. Kiwibank has around 30 to 40 customers a week asking to make changes to their mortgages, CEO Steve Jurkovich says that's not a huge proportion of their customers overall. He told Mike Hosking the housing market h...
Grant Robertson: Finance Minister defends dipping into Covid response fund to financially support Three Waters 02.11.2022 9:13
The Government's defending dipping into the Covid response fund to financially support Three Waters reforms. It diverted more than $70 million from the pandemic Response and Recovery Fund towards Three Waters reforms including consulting and helping councils adapt. National party Finance spokesperson Nicola Willis is labelling the Government sneaky and dishonest and says the fund should've only be...
Lynda Keene: Tourism Export Council CEO says just because border is open again doesn't mean businesses are out of the woods 02.11.2022 2:59
Calls for urgent financial support for the struggling tourism sector. The Government has drawn criticism for their lack of action towards a $54 million innovation fund to help with post-Covid recovery. The scheme was announced in May's Budget, but none of the fund has been spent because the eligibility criteria is still yet to be written. Tourism Export Council chief executive Lynda Keene told Mik...
Nicola Willis: National Finance spokesperson on $70 million diverted from Covid fund to Three Waters 02.11.2022 3:22
The Government's being slammed as dishonest after redirecting $70 million of the pandemic response fund, to Three Waters reforms. Official documents show the cash was diverted to Three Waters in April, despite Grant Robertson promising to only use the fund for the government's Covid response. National party Finance spokesperson Nicola Willis told Mike Hosking the government hasn't been truthful. L...
Gary Rohloff: LayBuy managing director welcomes regulation of the buy now, pay later sector 02.11.2022 2:28
A warm welcome for regulation of the buy now, pay later sector. The Government has announced compulsory affordability checks for loans more than $600, to ensure the borrower doesn't end up in a debt trap. Providers will also need to have hardship processes in place, especially as the Christmas season looms near. LayBuy managing director Gary Rohloff told Mike Hosking as long as the regulation is a...
Mike's Minute: Road to Zero is a wasteful failure 01.11.2022 1:52
What are the Government going to do when this year turns out to be one of the deadliest on the roads in years? That is the way we are tracking, this past weekend it stood at 307 deaths. Leaked material from Waka Kotahi suggested they had mapped the country for problem roads and turns out just about every road is a problem road. So they are suggesting they drop the speed limit to 80 kilometres per...
Pollies: MPs Mark Mitchell and Chris Hipkins clash over Starship's rejected donation 01.11.2022 11:20
Politicians are divided on the argument over the rejection of a donation to Starship Hospital. Horse breeder Mark Chittick says he was told the children's hospital couldn't accept his offer of more than half a million dollars, because it was associated with horse racing. National MP Mark Mitchell told Mike Hosking the money could've made a world of difference, and can't understand why Starship tur...
Gavin Downie: Production and Stage Manager says the music industry has never been more stressful 01.11.2022 3:31
The music industry is crying out for gig crew as concerts and festivals are set to be bigger than ever this summer. Industry experts say they're facing a staffing crisis with a serious lack of set-up and pack-down staff for all shows, ranging from small gigs to huge concerts. Production and Stage Manager Gavin Downie has been in the industry for 20 years and told Mike Hosking it's never been more...
Johnny Calley: Master Builders Assn VP on seven percent jump in building consents from last year 01.11.2022 1:43
Buildings consents continue to rise and rise. Almost 51,000 homes were consented in the year ended September 2022, a seven percent jump from last year. 55 percent of these are for multi unit homes. Master Builders Association National Vice President Johnny Calley told Mike Hosking there is likely to be follow through on them to. He says while there are pressures, most of these consents are underwa...
Cameron Heath: Unilever NZ director on four-day working week trial 01.11.2022 3:42
Confidence that the four-day working week is just as beneficial for businesses as it is for their workers. Unilever New Zealand has run a voluntary trial for 18 months, with encouraging results. The trial saw stress drop by 33 percent, feelings of strength and vigour at work increase by 15 percent and work/life conflict fall by 67 percent. Managing director Cameron Heath told Mike Hosking the four...
Tony Alexander: Economist says inflation will take some time to come down 01.11.2022 3:58
A stark warning that inflation will continue to spark unemployment and wage growth problems for a long time to come. Economists are predicting our unemployment rate to come in as low as 3.1 percent today. But economists are also predicting wage growth to increase, which will put pressure on the Reserve Bank to drop interest rates. Economist Tony Alexander told Mike Hosking we're going to be in a s...
Christopher Luxon: National leader on nearly $6b in National’s planned tax cuts for richest 5 per cent according to union analysis 01.11.2022 5:00
National’s tax plan will give $10 in tax cuts to the top 5 per cent of income earners and landlords for every dollar of tax it cuts for the bottom half of earners, according to new calculations from the Council of Trade Unions. If you take a fairly costly interpretation of National's policy, the changes would give people earning the Prime Minister's salary about $54,000 over the three years of the...
Mark Chittick: Horse breeder on Starship rejecting $570,000 donation 01.11.2022 3:38
Shock from a horse breeder after Starship Children's Hospital's rejected a donation of more than half a million dollars. After a high-profile race win, Mark Chittick attempted to donate $570,000 dollars to the hospital. The Starship Foundation says while Starship is grateful for contributions, it's unable to accept all donations due to existing partnership obligations. But Mark Chittick told Mike...
Mike's Minute: If you want to travel, be prepared to pay for it 31.10.2022 2:01
Which bit are we surprised about? Air New Zealand tells people to book early because fares are going up. Headlines scream how unhappy we are because fares are going up. Be as unhappy as you want, things ain't changing. We have a bit of experience around airfares at the moment. We have a family member looking to get home from Europe. The ability to get a seat, far less wince at the price, has been...
Liam Lawson: Kiwi motorsport star on his F1 trials and what lies ahead for 2023 31.10.2022 10:52
Liam Lawson is currently 7th in the F2 standings with 123 points -with one round to go in the UAE between 18th and 20th november. Lawson is in a five-way shootout for 3rd spot and joined the Mike Hosking Breakfast. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Rebecca Sowden: Former Football Fern on Netball Australia's new sponsors 31.10.2022 2:23
Netball Australia has signed a $15 million sponsorship deal with Visit Victoria just over a week after Hancock Prospecting pulled its contract with the sport. Under the deal, which will run from 2023 to 2027, the Australian Diamonds will wear Visit Victoria branding on the uniform and players and coaches will appear in tourism campaigns to promote Victoria as a travel destination. Victoria will ef...
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