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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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Rod Liddle: Netflix bosses dismayed with Harry and Meghan's failure to get photos with Royal Family at Platinum Jubilee 08.06.2022

Netflix bosses are said to be dismayed with Harry and Meghan's failure to get photos with senior Royal Family members at the Platinum Jubilee. Harry's biographer had told GB News that the streaming service had wanted pictures with the Queen and Prince William as part of their series. A photo of the Queen with their daughter Lilibet was apparently denied as it was a 'private family event'. UK corre...

Priscilla Presley: Elvis Presley's ex-wife on upcoming biopic, her memories 08.06.2022

Elvis Presley’s legacy is one that continues to live on. The king of rock and roll took over the music world from the 1950s to the 70s before his untimely death in 1977 at the age of 42. But thanks to his ex-wife, Priscilla Presley, his legacy has continued - with the Graceland complex and continued growth in his estate. Now, we have a new biopic simply titled Elvis coming to theatres this month -...

Mark Robinson: Warriors owner on what needs to be done to turn the club around 08.06.2022

Following the departure of coach Nathan Brown, one question remains: Where to now for the Warriors? New coach, same players, same position on the table and a game this weekend. Warriors owner Mark Robinson joined Mike Hosking to discuss what needs to be done to turn the club around. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim McKinnel: Investigator says Alan Hall's 36 year wait for justice is extraordinary 08.06.2022

The man who led a campaign to prove Alan Hall was innocent says it's unacceptable it's taken so long to clear his name. The Supreme Court has quashed Hall's murder conviction. The Auckland man spent 19 years behind bars over the violent home invasion and killing of 52-year-old Arthur Easton in Papakura in 1985. Investigator Tim McKinnel told Mike Hosking Hall's 36 year wait for justice is extraord...

Jonathan Eriksen: Superannuation expert says there's no need to worry over worse than expected performance of the Super Fund 08.06.2022

A call for calm, over the worse than expected performance of the Super Fund. New Treasury figures show the Super Fund has underperformed forecasts, adding $2.2 billion to the Government's net debt in the 10 months to April. The $56 billion fund is still performing well, delivering a 10 percent return this year before tax and after costs. Superannuation expert Jonathan Eriksen told Mike Hosking the...

James Shaw: Climate Change Minister says there is a wide range of opinion on which direction to take in emissions reduction 08.06.2022

The debate around how farmers best cut emissions is expected to get heated. A group made up of agricultural sector industry bodies and Māori have come up with an alternative to the Emissions Trading Scheme, in which farmers assess their own liability for levies. They say their plan would lead to methane reduction of between four and 5.5 percent by 2030. Climate Change Minister James Shaw told Mike...

Jacqueline Rowarth: Dairy NZ farmer-elected director says farmers are doing their best to reduce emissions 08.06.2022

Farmers say they're ahead of the pack when it comes to cutting emissions Their alternative to the Emissions Trading Scheme recommends letting farmers count their emissions and get a discounted levy for making reductions or planting trees. They say their plan would lead to methane reduction of between four and 5.5 percent. Dairy NZ farmer-elected director Jacqueline Rowarth told Mike Hosking they'r...

Mike's Minute: A premiership for the Warriors looks a long way off 07.06.2022

Thanks very much Nathan Brown. We wish you well. Not one of the club's longer tenures. But the Brown era, if era isn't too grandiose a word to use, is now officially over. Stacey Jones is in for the rest of the season. It's hard to know how these things work. The likes of Sir Alex Fergusson, Phil Jackson, Bill Belichick, Sir Graham Henry, and Lois Muir, were they singularly spectacular? Could they...

Pollies: MPs Michael Wood and Mark Mitchell on gangs, Three Waters and Tauranga by-election 07.06.2022

MPs Michael Wood and Mark Mitchell joined the Mike Hosking Breakfast to wrap the week's political news. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Peter Higgs: Curator of Ancient Greek exhibition at Auckland Museum on largest selection of classical world artefacts ever loaned by the 07.06.2022

An international exhibition about Ancient Greece opens this week at the Auckland Museum. The exhibition, titled Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors and Heroes, is the largest selection of classical world artefacts ever loaned by the British Museum to New Zealand. There are more than 170 objects and is something we've tried to bring to our shores since 2020. Dr Peter Higgs is the curator of the exhi...

Frank Endacott: Former Warriors coach on Nathan Brown's departure and where to next for the struggling club 07.06.2022

The Warriors circus played out the way many thought it would. Coach Nathan Brown is gone and Stacey Jones is the interim head coach for the remainder of the season, the fourth coach in the last three years. Brown said he wouldn't relocate to New Zealand long-term and also promised the Warriors he wouldn't go and become head coach for another team. Questions have been asked for a team like the Warr...

Grant Duncan: Political commentator on Prime Ministers meeting with Anthony Albanese and what we can expect from it 07.06.2022

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will travel Thursday to meet new Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. This is nothing new; we often meet the new Prime Minister as soon as possible – but questions are being raised as to whether this is just a photo opportunity or will this actually lead to something substantial. Political commentator and associate professor at Massey University Grant Duncan jo...

Gary Holden: Lodestone Energy Director on plans to build five huge solar farms in the North Island 07.06.2022

The biggest solar energy venture in New Zealand,  is another step closer. Lodestar Energy wants to build five huge solar farms in the North Island. They've now finished raising $300 million to make that happen. Big names are backing the venture including Rod Drury, Sir Stephen Tindall and Sam Morgan. Lodestone Energy Managing Director Gary Holden told Mike Hosking this is the right answer to make...

Lance Burdett: Former Police negotiator says we don't need laws to tackle gangs, we need resources 07.06.2022

More boots on the ground could help tackle the surge in gang violence. National says we should take a look at Australian anti-bikie laws which target wearing insignia and gangs meeting in groups. Former Police negotiator Lance Burdett told Mike Hosking we don't necessarily need laws, we need resources. He says you can sit on the gangs, you can do all sorts of things, but it does take resources and...

Andrew Little: Health Minister as health reform Bill passes third reading in Parliament 07.06.2022

The biggest health overhaul in a generation is just one step away from becoming law. The Bill which will see the 20 DHBs replaced by Health NZ, alongside a Māori Health Authority, has passed its third reading in Parliament 77 votes to 42. The Act comes into force next month. Health Minister Andrew Little told Mike Hosking $75 million has been spent on making the change so far. He says setting up H...

Richie Barnett: Former Kiwis captain as Nathan Brown opens up on Warriors exit and putting family first 07.06.2022

Nathan Brown and his family live by a golden rule: stick together. It saw them relocate several times in Brown's 20-year career as a rugby league head coach, and ultimately saw his tenure as head coach of the Warriors come to an end. Brown was relieved of his role with the club earlier this week after he informed them he would not be able to move to New Zealand to see out the final year of his con...

Mike's Minute: Scott Robertson is right, Christchurch deserves so much better 06.06.2022

I have always loved Scott Robertson. He should have been, should be, the All Blacks Coach. I've loved watching him make the Crusaders one of the great global sporting stories. Part of it also is I am from Christchurch and I love Christchurch. But I don’t love how the city has so badly lets itself down since the earthquake. The gaps you still see 11 years on are inexcusable. It's been made worse th...

Commentary Box: Nathan Brown, Black Ferns, stadium delays 06.06.2022

Andrew Saville and Guy Heveldt joined Mike Hosking to discuss the coaching exploits the Warriors’ coaching situation, the Black Ferns’ victory over Australia, the Black Caps’ defeat to England at Lord’s, the NBA Finals, Rafael Nadal, more stadium delays in Christchurch, the first round of Super Rugby Finals and the All White’s defeat to Peru. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy in...

Mark Lauchs: Australian justice associate professor on whether Australian anti-bikie laws could work in New Zealand 06.06.2022

Anti-bikie laws in Australia are being eyed up to tackle increasing gang violence in Auckland. Opposition parties are looking further afield to places like Queensland - the first state to introduce tough anti-bikie laws in 2013. How strict are they? Could it work here? Queensland University of Technology justice associate professor Mark Lauchs joined Mike Hosking. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/l...

Wayne Smith: New Black Ferns coach on beating Australia in his first game 06.06.2022

The first game at the helm for Black Ferns coach Wayne Smith has kicked off to a good start. The team pulled off a gruelling win over Australia in the rain yesterday in Tauranga in their first clash of the Pacific Four series. Canada is up next this weekend. New Black Fern coach Wayne Smith joined Mike Hosking. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Milair Ryalls: Southern DHB Recruitment manager says using TikTok to attract midwives has had four overseas inquiries 06.06.2022

TikTok could be the Southern DHB's saving grace. The DHB has posted a video on the platform largely used by Gen Z-ers, showcasing the area in a bid to attract much-needed midwives. Southern DHB Recruitment Manager Milair Ryalls told Mike Hosking over the weekend they received four inquiries from international midwives. She says they have a team of international nurses putting together another recr...

Rod Liddle: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson wins confidence vote 06.06.2022

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will remain in power after winning a no-confidence vote by his own Conservative Party. 359 votes were cast. 211 voted in favour, 148 voted against. The Guardian reports "by no stretch can this be described as a good result for Johnson. He has lost the support of a larger proportion of the parliamentary party than Theresa May did when she faced a no confidence vote in 2...

Sean Sweeney: City Rail Link CEO says funding applications require a reasonable amount of information from small businesses 06.06.2022

The City Rail Link say they are working very hard to get money out the door. More than half of applications to the CRL Targeted Hardship Fund have been paid or accepted. Auckland Council and the Crown set up the fund in September last year to help inner-city businesses affected by City Rail Link construction. City Rail Link CEO Sean Sweeney told Mike Hosking the applications require a reasonable a...

Des Gorman: Auckland University Emeritus Professor says the actual vaccine rate will be much less than 90 percent 06.06.2022

Our vaccination rate isn't quite as high as it's being promoted. Stats NZ is reviewing Ministry of Health data which captured those who used the health system in 2020. The 96 percent level claimed could be skewed as Maori have a much lower usage rate of the health system. Auckland University Emeritus Professor of Medicine Des Gorman told Mike Hosking the actual percentage will be much less than 90...

Enda Brady: UK correspondent says it's very unclear whether Johnson can remain in power long-term 06.06.2022

Boris Johnson appears to be on the way out as British Prime Minister. The Conservative Leader has been facing a no-confidence vote, sparked by a growing number of Conservative MPs who are concerned about the Partygate scandal. UK correspondent Enda Brady says Johnson is expected to survive today's vote. But he told Mike Hosking it's now very unclear whether Johnson can remain in power long-term. “...

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