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MIKE HOSKING BREAKFAST
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NRL pulls more eyes, former Warriors coach says it's evolution is "unbelievable"
The NRL is pulling more and more eyes. Ten rounds into the season, nearly 1.59 million New Zealanders have watched matches on Sky Sport and free-to-air on Sky Open. This...
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Mike's Minute: The Greens are a basket case
Do you get the feeling the only moderately normal person in the Greens left the building a couple of weeks back, and he is sitting in his new corporate financing...
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'Gina Whinehart': Australian billionaire demands removal of "unflattering" portrait
Australia's richest woman's causing a stir by demanding her portrait is removed from an exhibition. Indigenous artist Vincent Namatjira's art exhibition "Australia...
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Mark the Week: Good on Luxon for defending tax cuts
At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. The immigration statistics: 3/10 The...
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Is AI the future in dairy farming?
A kiwi company has figured out how to combine new AI technology with one of New Zealand’s biggest industries. Livestock Visibility Solutions has created Flow, a...
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NZ tourism tracks behind Australia, Minister remains optimistic
Australia is far outstripping New Zealand on the tourism front. Data from Stats NZ shows that New Zealand had just over 340,000 visitors in March this year, up...
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"I want this man to go down and rot": Cross-examination of Trump's former lawyer continues
Donald Trump's lawyers continue to cross-examine his former fixer in court in a potential turning point of the hush money trial. Michael Cohen was an attorney for...
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THE RE-WRAP: Russia's Back, Baby!
THE BEST BITS IN A SILLIER PACKAGE (from Friday's Mike Hosking Breakfast) Who Doesn't Love Putin?/That About Wraps it Up for the Green Party/Mark the Week/Answering...
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The Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast: 17 May 2024
On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Thursday 17th of May, Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters talked about his trip in the Solomon Islands, the...
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Wrapping the Week: Mike Hosking's "not designed to be sick"
Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson joined Mike Hosking to wrap this week. On the agenda today was bullying, pool, and fitness. Plus, Mike Hosking was off sick these last...
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"Not some soft, cuddly problem": Anti-Bullying Council says it's rife in NZ workplaces
There’s a belief that bullying's embedded in New Zealand culture. A report from the Human Rights Commission and KPMG says the estimated cost of harassment and bullying...
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"We've been watching things by the hour": Kiwis trapped by violent unrest could return home
Hundreds of New Zealanders stranded in New Caledonia could start coming home tomorrow. The French territory is in a state of emergency and its international airport...
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'Interesting debate' to come of Fonterra's new strategy proposal
An agricultural economics expert says Fonterra's change in strategy has come as a surprise. The dairy giant has signalled its intent to divest brands including...
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"Lots of issues on the table" as junior doctors strike
Half the country’s junior doctors are walking off the job again today as they continue to fight pay and work conditions. More than two thousand junior doctors with...
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Slovakia's PM fights for life after assassination attempt
A 71-year-old man remains in police custody in Slovakia, accused of attempting to assassinate Prime Minister Robert Fico. Fico was airlifted to the hospital after...
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Celebrity follow counts drop amidst TikTok protest
Some influencers are losing millions of social media followers in protest of their silence on the Israel-Gaza conflict. #Blockout2024 began after the Met Gala,...
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"We need to get to the bottom of that": Kainga Ora development sits vacant for 4 years
The Housing Minister's asking questions of Kainga Ora over revelations the Dunedin holiday park it owns has sat empty for four years. The Crown housing agency bought...
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THE RE-WRAP: Good Times Are Coming
THE BEST BITS IN A SILLIER PACKAGE (from Thursday's Mike Hosking Breakfast) Eventually/Northland Needs Roads Too/The Great Car Park U-Turn/At Least a Thousand Words
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The Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast: 16 May 2024
On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Thursday 16th of May, Andrew Dickens is once more filling in for Mike Hosking. Both the Police Association and...
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"The most amazing experience": Miranda Easten on her upcoming album, newest single
Kiwi country-pop singer Miranda Easten has been finding international success. Her debut single ‘Cowboy Lullaby’ reached 16 on the official Top 40 Country Music...
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Govt aims to close gap with Australia as they poach police
New Zealand can't match what Australia's putting on the table for police officers. New South Wales is 1500 officers short and has announced it'll fast-track New...
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Changes to max earning structure could keep police in NZ
There’s want for changes to police officers pay conditions to combat New South Wales' poaching attempts. The state is 1500 officers short and has announced it'll...
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Regional economies take a hit, slowest growth in years
Regional economies are slowing to Covid times. Latest figures from Infometrics show economic activity has increased just 0.2% over a year, the slowest growth since...
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Australia releases "hope and wish" federal budget
Australia's treasurer says the number one priority of his Budget is easing the cost of living. Jim Chalmers is reporting a $9.3 billion surplus for this year but...
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Christchurch Call's "natural transition" allows for greater flexibility and value
Changes to the Christchurch Call are being welcomed by the Muslim community. The initiative's becoming a charitable foundation and will no longer rely on taxpayer...
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Wool industry could see 'much-needed' boost from documentary
New Zealand wool is having its time in the limelight as it features in a documentary on the world's largest public broadcaster. Germany's national channel will...
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THE RE-WRAP: It's Only Temporary
THE BEST BITS IN A SILLIER PACKAGE (from Wednesday's Mike Hosking Breakfast) This Too Shall Pass/School Is Kind of Fluid/Time for a Rebrand?/What's Your Top 100?
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Pollies: Mark Mitchell defends state of law and order, says Labour left a "real mess"
There have been several major announcements made of late, most notably the reintroduction of charter schools and the creation of the National Gang Unit. National's...
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The Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast: 15 May 2024
On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Wednesday 15th of May, Andrew Dickens filled in for Mike Hosking. Police Commissioner Andrew Coster spoke on...
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Netball NZ's free-to-air contracts are "significant" for the sport
Netball fans will have easy access to games as Netball New Zealand confirms a partnership with TVNZ. The 12-month contract secures free-to-air coverage of next...
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Trump's lawyers attempt to 'demolish' former attorney's testimony
It's heating up within the New York Court room as Donald Trump's lawyers grill his former fixer. Michael Cohen was an attorney for the ex-president from 2006 to...
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Do charter schools work?
A founder of two charter schools says the model could work. The Coalition's putting aside more than $150 million in the Budget for 15 new charter schools and converting...
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Police to prioritise gangs over mental health callouts
Police officers are set to spend less time on mental health-related callouts as a new gang crackdown gets under way. The Police Minister, and Commissioner, have...
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NZ losing experienced workers to overseas migration
A recruitment agency's worried at the type of New Zealander packing their bags and moving overseas. Stats NZ says New Zealand saw a net migration loss of more than...
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King Charles passes title to Prince William, passes over Harry
King Charles has handed down one of his titles after more than thirty years. He handed down the title of Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Corps to William, saying...
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Mike's Minute: Was the union win over TVNZ really a win?
Is the union getting the win over TVNZ in their desire to lay some people off really a win? When TVNZ sacked me many years ago, a lot of people advised me to fight...
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International pressures behind rise to food prices
There’s been a shift in what goes in the shopping basket and what stays on the shelf. Data from Stats NZ shows food prices increased 0.8% in the 12 months to April. The...
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The Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast: 14 May 2024
On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Tuesday 14th of May, we looked at what's going to happen next in the Waitangi Tribunal stoush with Karen Chhour,...
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"Someone had to say no": Scott Morrison stands by tough stance against China
Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has written a book. It's being described as a political memoir, a self-help book, and a story of faith. The book...
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Children's Minister is "unapologetic" over changes to Oranga Tamariki Act
Karen Chhour is acknowledging the Court of Appeal overturning the decision which blocked her from the Waitangi Tribunal summons. The decision rejected a High Court...
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THE RE-WRAP: Big Changes Coming for Big Tech?
THE BEST BITS IN A SILLIER PACKAGE (from Tuesday's Mike Hosking Breakfast) Any Day Now/What to Watch... and Not/Time to Sell Some Stuff/How to Be a Consultant/That...
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"He set me up badly": Luxon loses bet, dons Highlanders jersey
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has been forced to wear a Highlanders jersey this morning after the team beat the Crusaders on the weekend. Luxon —a die-hard Crusaders...
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'Often overlooked' regional roads highlighted in new programme
Road carriers are pleased the spotlight's being shone on regional roads. Transport Minister Simeon Brown's announced plans for a new Roads of Regional Significance...
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The Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast: 13 May 2024
On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Monday the 13th of May, we have a report saying our teachers aren't coming out of teacher training well enough...
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Mike's Minute: We could solve our winter problem, but we don't
To add to an already farcical set of circumstances as we yet again woke up to the fact we don’t produce enough power in this country and so will spend another winter...
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Steve Price: Australia correspondent on rise in anti-Semitism and South Australia ban on children under 14 using social media
It is budget week in Australia, but the UN’s assembly’s vote to approve resolution granting Palestine new rights is dominating debate in federal parliament. Australian...
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Commentary Box: Warriors thrashed, Blues hold strong, Chiefs beat Moana Pasifika, Wellington Phoenix nil-all draw
Andrew Saville and Guy Heveldt joined Mike Hosking to discuss the Warriors thrashing in Sydney, the Blues holding strong against the Hurricanes, and the Wellington...
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Consumers are being urged to shop around for the best deal on power prices
As cold weather continues to grip the country amid uncertainty about power supplies, consumers are being urged to make sure they are getting the best deal on their...
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THE RE-WRAP: Meanwhile, Here in Dumpty Doo Land...
THE BEST BITS IN A SILLIER PACKAGE (from Monday's Mike Hosking Breakfast) More EV Myths Busted/Another Meaningless Poll/It's Only a Few Billion/You Couldn't Pay...
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"Out of left field": Hospitality NZ Chief Executive on new 24 hour parking charges in Auckland CBD
From July 1, Auckland CBD residents and visitors will be stung with new 24-hour parking charges covering overnight, weekends and public holidays. Mayor Wayne Brown...
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Auckland homes are at risk of selling for a loss following price fall since boom period
One in eight Auckland homes on sale are at risk of selling for a loss or minimal profit, according to OneRoof data. Since skyrocketing to a record high of $1.58...
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Israel's military operations in Rafah intensify
Israel’s military operations intensified in Rafah over the weekend. US President Joe Biden has issued a warning to Israel that he won’t supply weapons if they...
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Consistent approach needed to ensure new teachers are properly prepared for the role
The Education Review Office (ERO) found new teachers are not being set up to succeed and need more support. Nearly two-thirds of principals reported teachers are...
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Richard Arnold: US correspondent on Israeli warnings to 1.4 million refugees, $1.9 billion DisneylandForward plan given final approval
1.4 million refugees are fleeing for their lives yet again, amid warnings that Israel intends to move with force. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is...
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More than $1 billion in child support payments owed by kiwi parents
Thousands of parents owe more than $1 billion in child support debts that in some cases date back more than 30 years. The amount is owed by 97,597 debtors as of...
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Suspending weapons the "most direct" move Biden's made regarding Israel
Israeli politicians and Republicans are lashing out at US President Joe Biden for suspending a shipment of US bombs. The US President's warned he'll continue withholding...
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Mike's Minute: Wellington needs to get out of its own way
Here is an insight into why bits of Wellington are not like the rest of the country. There is pushback from Whaikaha. Who are Whaikaha? They are the Ministry of...
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Mark the Week: The most stark and tangible warning yet
At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. Jamie Arbuckle: 4/10 For failing to read...
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Inquiry aims to provide means to adapt to climate change
Climate change is becoming increasingly pressing and so is New Zealand’s response to it. As a result of cross-party work on climate change, the Finance and Expenditure...
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Better than a busway, cable car service pitched for Auckland
A transport group's pinpointed a route in Auckland where it would like to build a cable car system. Doppelmayr New Zealand shortlisted 20 sites last year and has...
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