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Jason Pine: Newstalk ZB's voice of football ahead of Football Ferns vs top-ranked USA Women's team

602

Murray Edridge: City Missioner says they are seeeing more people show up for assistance who have never sought help before

603

Kirk Hope: Business NZ chief executive says businesses are putting off investment decisions until after the election

604

Hazel Tubic: Black Fern looks back on the Rugby World Cup final and to what's next for the team

605

Enda Brady: UK Correspondent says it's clear Clarkson crossed the line in column about Meghan Markle

606

Dr Hilary Longhurst: Investigator on gene-editing trial that has relieved symptoms and changed lives

607

Laurie Mains: Former All Blacks coach on Dave Rennie's sacking as Wallabies coach, Eddie Jones appointment

608

Greg Shelton: Tolaga Civil Defence Controller says another bout of downpours are the last thing the area needs

609

Jon Reeves: Public transport advocate has concern serious violent incidents on public transport could be on the rise

610

Summer with the Mayors: Central Otago Mayor Tim Cadogan

611

Roman Travers: Lineage and genealogy talkback

612

Roman Travers: Do we need police on public transport to curb youth crime?

613

Roman Travers: Should rugby fans be worried about Dave Rennie's departure from the Wallabies?

614

Summer with the Mayors: Timaru Mayor Nigel Bowen

615

Jock Nowell-Usticke: Kiwi artist 'Baynk' who is nominated for a Grammy this year

616

Emma Lewisham: Kiwi skincare brand to team up with Gwyneth Paltrow's online lifestyle brand Goop

617

Wayne Mapp: Former Defence Minister as search continues for missing Kiwi Andrew Bagshaw in Ukraine

618

Erica Stanford: National Education Spokesperson gives MoE a fail grade for spending on abandoned Mātauranga House

619

David Gordon: KiwiRail COO on more Auckland rail disruption as the network rebuild begins

620

Usman Khawaja: Australian cricketer on season two of 'The Test', 195 not out and the season ahead

621

Brad Olsen: Economist on townhouses and multi-unit homes driving rise in consents according to Stats NZ

622

Kjesten Wigg: Vaccine Alliance director says we shouldn't be complacent about Covid boosters

623

John Sundnes: Ironskinn director on testing done to develop shark bite resistant swimwear

624

Aaron Hendry: Youth worker says young people involved in crime often have lots of things in common

625

Murray Olds: Australian correspondent on NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet's Nazi uniform admission

626

Richard Arnold: US correspondent on Special Counsel appointed to investigate Biden documents

627

Summer with the Mayor: Buller District Mayor Jamie Cleine

628

Izzy Lomax-Sawyers: Junior doctor recounts heartbreaking, hilarious stories of a year at Middlemore Hospital in new memoir

629

Dr Franz Strydom: Molemap Chief Medical Officer on new Kiwi A.I. hoping to reduce melanoma deaths in NZ

630

Joseph O'Keefe: MPI Animal Laboratory Manager says new disease-detecting robot is a game changer

631

Charlie Reynolds: Gisborne Fed Farmers Acting President says Hale is another setback for farmers

632

Josh Wharehinga: Gisborne Deputy Mayor says district may request govt assistance, once extent of Hale damage is known

633

Gavin Grey: UK correspondent as cyber incident hits Royal Mail, halts overseas mail

634

Summer with the Mayors: Kaikoura Mayor Craig Mackle

635

Jazz Thornton: Mental health advocate on what was an extraordinary 2022

636

Jos Ruffell: Garage Project co-founded on how CO2 shortage is affecting brewing industry

637

Shelley McDougall: Woman treks length of the country to raise money for mental health despite ex-cyclone Hale

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Simon Arcus: Wellington Chamber of Commerce CEO on $2.4 million pedestrian crossing on Cobham Drive

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Len Salt and Greg Shelton: Thames Coromandel Mayor and Tolaga Bay Civil Defence update on Hale

640

Murray Olds: Australian correspondent on A-League club Melbourne Victory hit with record fine for derby riot

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Summer with the Mayors: Tasman Mayor Tim King

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Kylie Ruwhiu-Karawana: Owner of Horizon Tours on cruise ships being turned away from NZ due to algae, barnacles

643

Steve Alker: Kiwi golf's unsung hero reflects on 2022, looks ahead to the new year

644

Heather Verry: Diabetes New Zealand CEO on game-changing glucose level sensor

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Ben Green and Gary Towler: Civil Defence controllers says driving conditions remain treacherous

646

Rod Liddle: UK correspondent says Prince Harry is not a popular man according to new UK opinion poll

647

Summer with the Mayor: Marlborough Mayor Nadine Taylor

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Julie Chapman: KidsCan Founder say charities are concerned about their ability to help as cost of living slashes donations

649

Paul Craddock: Pest Management Association VP says insects will be breeding like mad

650

Murray Olds: Australian Correspondent on the 'confronting' Gold Coast crash photos

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Richard Arnold: US Correspondent says the Richneck School shooting has sent shockwaves through the community

652

Gabby Clezy: SPCA CEO says keeping chickens isn't as easy as it seems

653

Victoria Arbiter: Royal Correspondent on Prince Harry's explosive and controversial claims

654

Dr Alex Bartle: Sleep Well Clinic director on getting better sleep during summer evenings

655

Hannah McQueen: Enable.me founder on setting financial goals for 2023

656

Jo McCarroll: New Zealand Gardener editor offers gardening advice for this summer season

657

Aidan Bartlett: Designer Wardrobe CEO on the company moving operations online due to Covid uncertainty

658

Michael Read: SkyBase CEO on new AI technology allowing pilots to fight fires remotely

659

Chris Claridge: Potatoes New Zealand chief executive warns excess wet weather may cause potato shortage

660

Garry Towler: Thames Coromandel Civil Defence Controller with updates about Coromandel flooding and slips

661

Liz Wheadon: Glengarry Wines general manager on the Mount Eden business being affected by burglaries and ram raids

662

Murray Olds: Australian correspondent on Australian 'ISIS bride' allegedly entering ISIS controlled areas of Syria

663

Richard Arnold: US correspondent on House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy losing seventh House Speaker vote

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Tory Whanau: Wellington mayor explains what the capital has to offer this summer

665

Dylan Schmidt: Olympic trampolinist looks back on successes and disappointments of 2022 season

666

Marcus Beveridge: Queen City Law Managing Director on Karel Sroubek being deported this March after long running legal battle

667

Melissa Vining: Southland Charity Hospital Board Member on Southland Charity Hospital opening to the public in 2023

668

Len Salt: Thames-Coromandel mayor on the subtropical storm affecting the region

669

Sir Colin Tukuitonga: UOA public health associate professor warns US Covid variant XBB.1.5 should be a bigger concern

670

Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's first address of 2023

671

Neil Holdom: New Plymouth mayor is looking forward to a summer of economic growth for the region

672

Catherine Field: French correspondent on France standing by their decision to Covid test air travellers from China

673

Nick Sautner: Eden Park CEO looks back on successful 2022 and speculates on upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup

674

Chris Bishop: National Party MP addresses the proposed fund for owners of earthquake risk apartments

675

Richard McIntyre: Federated Farmers Dairy Chair on dairy prices continuing to drop at Global Dairy Trade auction

676

Max Whitehead: Whitehead Group employment specialist on First Union warning young employees about exploitation during summer jobs

677

Peter Clark: aviation commentator on the ongoing investigation into the collision between two helicopters on the Gold Coast

678

Earl Adams: Earl's Paradise Camp owner on people clearing out of campgrounds as a subtropical storm hits Northland and the Coromandel

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Murray Olds: Australian correspondent on the Gold Coast helicopter collision and ongoing inquries

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Richard Arnold: US correspondent on Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin collapsing from cardiac arrest during a game

681

Kirsten Wise: Napier mayor on what New Zealand's Art Deco capital can offer tourists

682

Kate Hannah: Disinformation Project Director says magazine could get readers in legal trouble

683

Rod Liddle: UK Correspondent on the severe strain the UK's health system is under

684

Adrian Nacey: Fire and Emergency urges West Coast residents to avoid lighting outdoor fires

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Janine Paynter: Auckland University epidemiologist says pre-departure testing may be appropriate if there's a surge of cases in the US and UK

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Michael Baker: Epidemiologist says that many countries are concerned about unknown level of risk regarding China

687

Chris Luxon: National Party Leader says his ministers would have "real world expertise"

688

Rick Wells: Former World Triathlon champion on the race to normalise mental health

689

Nicolas Lamperin: ASB Classic Tournament Director on the importance of making a strong statement

690

Josh Wharehinga: Gisborne Deputy Mayor says the outpouring of support has been a comfort for the community

691

Murray Olds: Australian Correspondent on government's hesitance to stop building on flood plains

692

Owen Vaughan: One Roof Editor on the big changes in the property market

693

Richard Arnold: US Correspondent says Covid testing travellers from China is a "controversial" move in Canada

694

Tim Jones: Living Streets Aotearoa says e-scooters are "too fast" for footpaths

695

Darran Rowe: President of Association of Pet Dog Trainers says no fault should be laid

696

Calum Mallet: SkyCity CEO says Auckland is ringing in the new year with a boom

697

Richard Arnold: US Correspondent on tighter travel restrictions from China to the US

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Daniel Gerrard: Water Safety NZ CEO says a stubborn attitude to safety by men is the cause of our near record drowning toll

699

Helen Clark: Former PM supports aid agencies halting operations in Afghanistan over the Taliban's ban on female aid workers

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Gavin Grey: UK Correspondent on the fresh wave of strikes