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Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast — 1000 episodes

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Toby Adams: Hauraki District Mayor on the district having the fewest number of water leakages in the Water Services Authority's infrastructure report

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Kerre Woodham: Upgrading our water infrastructure is long overdue

3

Kerre Woodham: Recessions are toughest on our youngsters

4

Simon Bridges: Children's Christmas Parade Trust Chair on hiring a new float painter

5

Kerre Woodham: The political circus of this week

6

Bruce Bernacchi: Dentons tax partner on the Green's proposed wealth tax rate

7

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor at Large on Stats NZ phasing in monthly Consumer Price Index reporting

8

Kerre Woodham: Stuart Nash – indiscreet and hopeless

9

Bryan Betty: Former General Practice NZ Chair and incoming Health NZ Board member on what needs to be focused on in healthcare

10

Kerre Woodham: It's up to you to make sure you can vote

11

Kerre Woodham: A one-off payment is not going to fix the problem

12

Kerre Woodham: Will we see the return from NZ First's proposal?

13

Tania Tapsell: Rotorua Mayor discusses the dismantling of iconic the Prince's Gate Archway

14

Jordan Williams: Taxpayers Union Director chats council rush to sign iwi agreements before RMA reform

15

Jason Miles: NZ Principals Federation President on David Seymour's idea to ban under-16s from having smartphones

16

Kerre Woodham: Is it better to ban smartphones or police social media?

17

Kerre Woodham: Do celebrities and self-made millionaires make for good parliamentarians?

18

Kerre Woodham: The conversation around replacing our ageing warships

19

Chris Penk: Defence Minister on the decisions surrounding the nearing replacement of our warships

20

Kerre Woodham: This one's for small business owners

21

Ben Van Berkel: President of the Wellington Rugby Referees Association on Wellington Rugby and local referees reaching new deal after abuse causes shutdown

22

Mike Casey: Rewiring Aotearoa CEO on Labour and National looking to roll out solar power-based initiatives

23

Kerre Woodham: Bring on the solar

24

Kerre Woodham: How would you rate the "liveability" of New Zealand's cities?

25

Kerre Woodham: Would you rather pay a toll or wait for a new road?

26

Kerre Woodham: Why stop at only citizens being able to vote?

27

Gary Morrison: NZ Security Association CEO comments on ACT proposition to give security guards more power

28

Kerre Woodham: Should security guards have the power to intervene?

29

Kerre Woodham: The school lunch programme's become more trouble than it's worth

30

Bevan McKenzie: Health New Zealand Chief Financial Officer on the ageing and leaky infrastructure at Middlemore and Hutt Hospital

31

Kerre Woodham: How can we justify sending money overseas when our own infrastructure is failing?

32

Kerre Woodham: Tradies are the 'Belle of the Ball' in election year

33

Rebecca Baker: IRD Customer Segment Leader discusses Kiwis abroad dodging student loan debt

34

Kerre Woodham: The more they crack down, the better

35

Nadia Maxwell: Director and producer of 'Under the Influence' on the Manosphere and its impact on boys

36

Kerre Woodham: Is it time to take a look at our right to silence?

37

Thomas Coughlan: NZ Herald Political Editor on National accusing Labour of having a "hidden bill"

38

Bridgette Jackson: Equal Exes Founder and Divorce Coach on separating couples dealing with falling house prices

39

Kerre Woodham: How do you know what's real and what's not?

40

Tania Loveridge: Auckland Transport Head of Active Modes on the growing number of Aucklanders cycling

41

Kerre Woodham: Let's put the 'demos' back in democracy

42

Kirk Hope: Financial Services Council Chief Executive backs National's Kiwisaver overhaul

43

Carolyn Young: Retail NZ Chief Executive discusses the upcoming vote for the Spark Retail NZ's People's Choice award

44

Kerre Woodham: I'm not sure about the Oprah-fication of Labour's policies

45

Kerre Woodham: Who's got it right when it comes to work ethics?

46

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the GDP rising 0.8% in the March quarter

47

Kerre Woodham: A fantastic blueprint for the future

48

Qiulae Wong: The Opportunity Party Leader talks tax policy, superannuation, welfare

49

Paul Fuge: Consumer Powerswitch Manager on high electricity prices, households overpaying for power

50

Adina Thorn: Lawyer on the way land is acquired by the Government for public infrastructure projects, impact on homeowners

51

Kerre Woodham: Fairness and land acquisition for public works

52

Kerre Woodham: How do we know what's true and what's not when it comes to costings?

53

Mark Sainsbury: Men's Health Week Director joins to discuss the initiative

54

Jonathan Kearsley: Sky News Washington Correspondent discusses details of peace agreement

55

Kerre Woodham: Why are people still using meth?

56

Paul Brislen: NZ Telecommunications Forum CEO on the call from rural New Zealand for better mobile coverage and connectivity

57

Kerre Woodham: This is not bold and visionary policy from Labour

58

Kerre Woodham: What alternatives do we have to capitalism and MMP?

59

Bryce Edwards: Political analyst on the response to MPs using taxpayer-funded entitlements

60

Richard Chambers: Police Commissioner takes talkback, discusses Rakesh Naidoo, arming police, sentencing

61

Kerre Woodham: MPs' expense claims are legally right, but are they morally right?

62

Mark Macky: Bayleys CEO explains the current housing market

63

Kerre Woodham: All sides of Government have to be clearer with how they're using our money

64

Kerre Woodham: How can you have faith in a system in which the punishment never matches the crime?

65

Kerre Woodham: The police have earned the right to bear arms

66

Tania Tapsell: Local Government NZ Board Member and Rotorua Mayor on the changes to council voting rights

67

Kerre Woodham: Have a reckon, but not a vote

68

Kerre Woodham: We need to be open to discussion about our nuclear stance

69

Kerre Woodham: As far as Budgets in tough times go, this was a pretty good one

70

Kerre Woodham: Was holding the OCR the right decision?

71

Jess Strange: Southern Cross Travel Insurance Chief Customer Officer on what travel insurance covers, the cost of not having it

72

Kerre Woodham: Have you crunched the numbers with your new rates bill?

73

Hannah McQueen: Age Brightly Founder discusses options for those with fixed incomes struggling with rates increases

74

Andrew Dickens: Gas rationing and transition schemes

75

Andrew Dickens: Local council amalgamation could see less say for smaller towns

76

Andrew Dickens: The social housing overhaul creates both winners and losers

77

Andrew Dickens: Should there be incentives to increase our EV fleet?

78

Andrew Dickens: Is the Government counting its chickens before they hatch?

79

Andrew Dickens: Have we forgotten how to safely put babies to bed?

80

Andrew Dickens: Parents are responsible for avoiding 'credit crunching'

81

John Hart: Blues Board Member on the inaugural Blues Hall of Fame

82

Kerre Woodham: If there's a fix for obesity-related costs, why wouldn't we use it?

83

Ben Gray: Otago University Associate Professor of Primary Health Care and General Practice says patient consent rules may be hindering medical training

84

Kerre Woodham: This is a Budget that should've already been delivered

85

Kerre Woodham: It's time to commit to the infrastructure we need to future proof New Zealand

86

Judith Collins: Retiring National MP reflects on her career in Parliament

87

Kerre Woodham: What is keeping you from moving to Australia?

88

Mark Mitchell: Police Minister says 'bad fiscal situation' prohibiting paying our police more

89

Kerre Woodham: Fees free would be nice... if it actually worked

90

Kerre Woodham: The super situation - what poison are you willing to swallow?

91

Christopher Luxon: Prime Minister takes talkback, discusses coalitions, Superannuation, immigration, health insurance

92

Kerre Woodham: Are backyard fireworks really worth the cost?

93

Olivia Blaylock: Icehouse CEO on the Ignite Growth Summit, small and medium businesses in New Zealand

94

Clare de Lore: journalist on the launch of the new 'Brainstorming' podcast

95

Kerre Woodham: Is there a case for amalgamation?

96

Alf Filipaina: Auckland Councillor on the review into the Navigation Bylaw

97

Kerre Woodham: Is it necessary to make wearing a life jacket a legal requirement?

98

Dr Ezekiel Emanuel: US Health Policy expert chats ahead of NZ summit

99

Kerre Woodham: ACT's immigration plan is not exactly 'ground-breaking'

100

Kerre Woodham: The road toll still needs reducing

101

Kerre Woodham: Funding cancer prevention is a no-brainer

102

Chris Hipkins: Labour Leader discusses election policy, Superannuation, India FTA

103

Larry Fallowfield: Motor Trade Association Dealer Expert on whether you have to service your car at a dealer to maintain your warranty

104

Kerre Woodham: The country we want costs more than we're willing to pay

105

Kerre Woodham: The matter of New Zealand's shrinking working population

106

Sir Don McKinnon: NZ Memorial Museum Trust patron on French museum honouring kiwi soldiers

107

Kerre Woodham: Investing in young Kiwis' ability to grow their wealth seems like a good plan

108

Steve Goodey: Property Investment Coach on the tough decision facing investors - sell or wait?

109

Damien O'Connor: Labour's Trade Spokesperson on the party agreeing to support the India Free Trade deal

110

Kerre Woodham: Unacceptable behaviour is unacceptable behaviour

111

Barry Soper: Newstalk ZB Senior Political Correspondent on the five MPs allegedly involved in leaking party details, National leadership vote

112

Kerre Woodham: Put up or shut up and shove off

113

Nick Tuffley: ASB Chief Economist on the expectation household expenses will increase by $55 a week

114

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the Consumer Price Index remaining at 3.1%

115

Kerre Woodham: What happened to common sense and looking after yourself?

116

Kerre Woodham: I'm sick to death of polls

117

Andrew Dickens: All eyes are on Christopher Luxon

118

Andrew Dickens: Facial recognition – the rise of Big Brother or a necessary tool?

119

Andrew Dickens: The debate over the Bendigo-Ophir mine

120

Tamah Alley: Central Otago Mayor on the community division over the proposed Bendigo-Ophir gold mine

121

Andrew Dickens: The India Free Trade Agreement remains uncertain

122

Andrew Dickens: What would happen if Trump destroyed Iran?

123

Andrew Dickens: How many hours of childcare is too much?

124

Clare Gunn: dermoscopist on the new technology set to help improve cancer screenings

125

Andrew Dickens: Is there a magic age before we start worrying about peoples health?

126

Todd Stephenson: ACT MP questions the use of the Major Events Fund on a clash between Tottenham Hotspur and Auckland FC

127

Andrew Dickens: Is it time to split electricity gentailers?

128

Kerre Woodham: It's the economy, stupid

129

Kerre Woodham: NZ First are off to a strong start with their campaign

130

Kerre Woodham: Chris Hipkins has got to go

131

Kerre Woodham: The Fisheries Amendment Bill – time to go back to the drawing board?

132

Doug Saunders-Loder: NZ Federation of Commercial Fishermen President clears up misconceptions about the industry

133

Erica Stanford: Education Minister on the abolishment of NCEA, overhaul of the secondary qualification system

134

Kerre Woodham: The fuel relief package is simply a morale booster

135

Kerre Woodham: In this instance, a bit of support is necessary

136

Kerre Woodham: The Greens' fuel relief package should be seriously considered

137

Chloe Swarbrick: Green Party co-leader on proposed fossil fuel relief package

138

Kerre Woodham: At what point does it become unaffordable to work?

139

Bryce Edwards: Political Analyst on political appointments and conflicts of interest in NZ

140

Kerre Woodham: New Zealand's conflict of interest problem

141

Chris Pugsley: Historian slams culture ministry for axing Heritage Trails website for Gallipoli

142

Kerre Woodham: The entire fuel situation is a mess

143

Hera Eruera: Certified Plumber at Auckland Plumbers Group on the job and lack of women in trades

144

Kerre Woodham: Are you feeling fuel anxiety?

145

Kerre Woodham: Is the primary teachers' union causing friction?

146

Sharon Zollner: ANZ Chief Economist on New Zealand's economic response to the Covid pandemic

147

Johan Norberg: Cato Institute Senior Fellow on Sweden's Covid response compared to New Zealand's

148

Kerre Woodham: Do you feel our Covid response was successful?

149

Kerre Woodham: Are parents restricting their kids' online access?

150

Casey Costello: Customs Minister on the changing fees and levies for small parcels entering New Zealand

151

Kerre Woodham: Three women killed by repeat offenders, when will courts learn?

152

Greg Newbold: Criminologist and Author discusses Christchurch woman's murder by a repeat offenders

153

Trish Sherson: Sherson Willis Director on the latest Taxpayers' Union-Curia poll results

154

Mark Dye: NUBU Pharmaceuticals Co-Founder on David Seymour's push to reduce medicinal cannabis export regulations

155

Kerre Woodham: A golden, or green-golden, future

156

Kerre Woodham: Is the primary teachers' union acting in its members' best interests?

157

Kerre Woodham: Is it the Government's responsibility to get you home?

158

Kerre Woodham: Mutually assured destruction - will it work again?

159

Daniel Hillier: Kiwi golfer wins the NZ Open days after getting married

160

Kerre Woodham: The world is in an uneasy place

161

John Hart: New Zealand Golf Open Chairman discusses the event, what it took to bring it together

162

Boyd Steel: S Sticker Founder on the plate that identifies cars driven by seniors

163

Kerre Woodham: Volunteers deserve trauma counselling cover

164

Kerre Woodham: Privacy - can we have our cake and eat it too?

165

Kerre Woodham: Chris Hipkins' underwhelming State of the Nation speech

166

Kerre Woodham: You can't lump the homeless into one group

167

Mark Mitchell: Police Minister discusses the proposed 'move on' order

168

Kerre Woodham: Did the intensification announcement allay your fears?

169

Gavin Grey: UK Correspondent on the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

170

Kerre Woodham: Can you see the light at the end of the tunnel?

171

Christopher Luxon: Prime Minister takes talkback, discusses infrastructure, housing intensification, polls

172

Kerre Woodham: We need to see more governance and less politicking

173

Todd Stephenson: ACT MP on his member's bill that would improve and extend the End of Life Choice Act

174

Kerre Woodham: Does the End of Life Act need amending?

175

Ian Wright: Queens Arcade Property Manager on the revitalisation of the shopping centre

176

Kerre Woodham: Can locals put up with the extra noise from Eden Park?

177

Kerre Woodham: Are you willing to see a rise in rates to clean up our waterways?

178

Tama Potaka: Associate Housing Minister celebrates exceeding saving targets in Kainga Ora turnaround plan

179

Kerre Woodham: I would love a dispassionate, clear-headed analysis of the Covid response

180

Kelly Coe: Augustine Owner and Designer on the decision to stop making plus sized clothing

181

Graeme: Caller breaks down the Reserve Bank Covid inquiry, what money does, and the impact on the economy

182

Mike Casey: Rewiring Aotearoa CEO says we should burn our coal stockpile instead of importing LNG

183

Kerre Woodham: This is Winston doing as Winston does

184

Kerre Woodham: Until we have sustainable, reliable alternatives, we need to stock up on fuel

185

Kerre Woodham: Our jury system has an efficiency problem

186

Peter Dunne: Political commentator and former MP discusses NZ First's 'kingmaker' status

187

Kerre Woodham: The unemployment figures make for grim reading

188

Shannon Barlow: Frog Recruitment Managing Director on the unemployment rate

189

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on unemployment rising to 5.4%

190

Kerre Woodham: I wish the drivers license overhaul was tougher

191

Josie Vidal: Minerals Council CEO on the discussions around potential minerals deals

192

Kerre Woodham: How is a child's lack of basic skills not the parents' responsibility?

193

Lucy Naylor: Auckland Primary Principals' Association President on new entrant students missing basic skills

194

Kerre Woodham: Are 12-month prescriptions too much for community pharmacies?

195

Kerre Woodham: Back to the future with specialist schools for complex needs

196

Erica Stanford: Education Minister on the opening of two new specialist schools

197

Tim van de Molen: Waikato MP on Fire and Emergency NZ banning the use of powered watercrafts by local fire stations

198

Kerre Woodham: It's not our opinions on climate change that matter

199

Kerre Woodham: The slow decline of NZ postal services

200

Kerre Woodham: Is it time to rethink where we build our communities?

201

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the annual inflation rate rising to 3.1%

202

Michael Morrah: NZ Herald Investigative Reporter gives an update on the rescue efforts in Mount Maunganui

203

Brian Kelly: Newstalk ZB Sports reporter on the slip that hit tents and campers at a Mount Maunganui campsite

204

Best of 2025: Christopher Luxon still wants to raise the retirement age, despite opposition

205

Best of 2025: Kerre Woodham - Ask not what your country can do for you

206

Chris Bishop: Infrastructure Minister wraps 2025, looks ahead to 2026

207

Andrew Hoggard: Biosecurity Minister on the efforts to stamp out the yellow-legged hornet in Auckland

208

Kerre Woodham: Rejecting the Waihi gold mine project would've made no sense

209

Nicola Willis: Finance Minister reflects on 2025, looks ahead to 2026

210

John Reeves: Public Transport Users Association National Coordinator on Auckland trains shutting down over summer for maintenance

211

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the GDP rising by 1.1% in Q3

212

Kerre Woodham: Auckland is far behind the eight ball when it comes to trains

213

Mark Mitchell: Police Minister reflects on 2025, looks ahead to 2026

214

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the state of the Government's books

215

Kerre Woodham: The Finance Minister is charting a tough course

216

Kerre Woodham: How do we heal our country's divisions?

217

Sam Cliffe: NZ Blood Service CEO on the need for blood and plasma donations over the holiday period

218

Simeon Brown: Health Minister reflects on 2025 and explains focus for 2026

219

John Battersby: Senior Fellow at Massey University Centre for Defence and Security Studies discusses mass-shooting at Bondi

220

Dave Cade: On the draining of Lake Rotomanu in the fight against the invasive gold clams

221

David Farrar: Kiwiblog author and co-founder of the Taxpayers' Union on the debate between Nicola Willis and Ruth Richardson

222

Kerre Woodham: Willis and Richardson debating would be a pointless waste of time

223

Kerre Woodham: Beyond the headlines of the cancer report

224

Phil Lester: Victoria University Ecology and Entomology Professor on the efforts to stamp out yellow-legged hornets

225

Josie Spillane: Highlands Motorsport CEO on the Street Smart driving programme, lottery

226

Hamish Firth: Mt Hobson Group Director on the Government's RMA reforms

227

Kerre Woodham: The Supreme Court ruling on disabled carers makes sense

228

Kerre Woodham: Is there still a place for Te Pāti Māori in Parliament?

229

John MacDonald: Coster has no evidence to back up his claims

230

Kerre Woodham: Productivity and the great Christmas shutdown

231

Kerre Woodham: Should convictions for violence be public record?

232

Kerre Woodham: What would it take to get police trust to 80%?

233

Doug Marlowe: Global expert on drug-court policy on the effectiveness of the Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Court

234

Kerre Woodham: A rates cap or an erosion of services and facilities?

235

Kerre Woodham: Labour makes big promises, but can they deliver?

236

Tom Walters: Matakana Oysters owner says industry is struggling after heavy rain and wastewater spill

237

Kerre Woodham: E-scooters, cycle lanes, and public demand

238

Kerre Woodham: Are you feeling optimistic?

239

Kerre Woodham: Regional councils need to be streamlined

240

Kerre Woodham: We need to be able to treat feral animals as pests

241

Chris Hipkins: Labour Leader talks capital gains taxes, coalitions, cross-party commitments

242

Kerre Woodham: Do the Kiwisaver tweaks go far enough?

243

Bosses Unfiltered Episode 7: Angus Brown

244

Matt Brown: She Is Not Your Rehab co-founder on violence against women continuing to be so prevalent

245

Kerre Woodham: Who genuinely thinks they have the right to mete out violence?

246

Chris Mackenzie: Ferry Holdings Ltd Chair on the new Cook Strait Ferry deal

247

Kerre Woodham: Incredible concerts and positive news

248

Kerre Woodham: What makes NZ workplaces so dangerous?

249

Chris Peace: Victoria University Workplace Health and Safety Lecturer on the Pike River mine tragedy and health and safety injuries

250

Kerre Woodham: Contractors, employees, and the gig economy

251

Peter Huskinson: Bowel Cancer NZ CEO on the Never Too Young Report, call to lower the bowel cancer screening age

252

Andrew Dickens: If we don't want congestion charges, give us alternatives

253

Bosses Unfiltered - Episode 6: Angus Simms

254

Kerre Woodham: The problem with our retirement system

255

Patrick Nolan: Retirement Commission Policy and Research Director on the call for changes to the retirement income system

256

Julia Hartley Moore: JHM Private Investigator Services Owner on the number of people living double lives

257

Kerre Woodham: Charging Ms Z would be a gross miscarriage of justice

258

Kerre Woodham: The McSkimming cover-up is appalling

259

Kerre Woodham: At what point do business owners call it quits?

260

Shayne Currie: NZME Editor-at-Large on trust in media, BBC faces allegations of bias

261

Damien Grant: Waterstone Insolvency Principal on the sharp rise in the number of insolvency

262

Kerre Woodham: Why put money back in the pockets of users?

263

Corrie Parnell: NZ Police Acting Assistant Commissioner: Investigations, Serious and Organised Crime discusses fight against on Meth

264

Kerre Woodham: Spend a dollar to save five - why wouldn't we fund weightloss drugs?

265

Christopher Luxon: Prime Minister on the India FTA, remaining National leader

266

Dave Letele: Butterbean Motivation Founder on whether weightloss drugs should be publicly funded

267

Bosses Unfiltered Episode 5: Aidan Bartlett

268

Kerre Woodham: What's the attitude towards sick days?

269

Nick Saunter: Eden Park CEO on the proposal to increase the number of concerts at Eden Park

270

Kerre Woodham: I don't blame retailers for wanting to ban the homeless

271

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the unemployment rate rising to 5.3%

272

John MacDonald: If ACC pulls the water safety funding, who gets harmed?

273

Gavin Grey: UK Correspondent on Prince Andrew being stripped of titles

274

Bosses Unfiltered Episode 4: Roger Gray

275

Kerre Woodham: Revisiting drug laws

276

Jason Herrick: Federated Farmers Southland President discusses storm damage in South Island

277

Kerre Woodham: More MPs? I don't think so

278

Gaven Martin: Massey University Distinguished Maths Professor discusses calls to pause curriculum rollout

279

Bruce Bernacchi: Dentons Tax Partner reviews potential impact of Labour's Capital Gains Tax

280

Kerre Woodham: Why give something to people they don't need?

281

Mark Ryall: Transpower Executive General Manager of Grid Delivery gives the latest updates on extreme weather warnings

282

Kerre Woodham: Finally some good news

283

Kerre Woodham: It's concerning if this is the best Labour can do

284

Liam Dann: New Zealand Herald Business Editor-at-large discusses annual inflation peak

285

Louise Upston: Minister for social development and employment comments on job seeker rule changes

286

Brett O’Riely: New Zealand Performance Academy Aotearoa Board Member discusses opening of NZ’s first sports school

287

Kerre Woodham: Build the economy and the workers will come

288

Bosses Unfiltered - Episode 2: Rod Duke

289

Kerre Woodham: Should there be name suppression for child sexual abusers?

290

Wayne Wright Jr: Businessman on name suppression in child abuse cases

291

Kerre Woodham: State houses are a launchpad, not a permanent solution

292

Paul Gilberd: CEO of community housing says focus should remain on helping the most vulnerable people

293

Clare de Lore: Chair of the Press Gallery under Jim Bolger pays tribute to late Prime Minister

294

Kerre Woodham: The failure of Fees Free

295

Mark Mitchell: Police Minister on the support available for those wanting to leave gangs

296

Kirk Sargent: First Foundation CEO on the programme supporting lower socioeconomic students through tertiary study

297

Kerre Woodham: Our kids are back on track

298

Kerre Woodham: Voting matters - don't scramble at the last minute

299

Sir Lockwood Smith: Former Speaker of the House on the government's new Methane targets

300

Andrew Geddis: Otago Law Professor on why postal votes for local elections should be phased out

301

Bosses Unfiltered - Episode 1: Dame Wendy Pye

302

Kerre Woodham: Te Pāti Māori and their continued breaches of protocol

303

Sir Lockwood Smith: Former Speaker of the House on the haka disrupting House proceedings

304

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the OCR cut, inflation

305

Kerre Woodham: OCR cuts have not restored the most important thing - confidence

306

Tanya Wilton and Mark Lawrence: Hutt Hospital ED Specialist and Psychiatrist on the impact and cause of New Zealanders' declining health

307

Kerre Woodham: Unhealthy habits are a matter of choice not a lack of education

308

Kerre Woodham: A different view point does not permit you to invade someone's home

309

Kerre Woodham: A tough but fair change to the benefit

310

Kerre Woodham: You need to know how to play the system to enact change

311

Wattie Watson: Professional Firefighters’ Union National Secretary on the firefighters' strike

312

Kerre Woodham: Give the firefighters a pay bump

313

Leeann Watson and Viv Beck: Business Canterbury CEO and Heart of the City CEO on rejuvenating a city

314

Kerre Woodham: A massive press conference to tell us very little

315

Mike Roan: Meridian CEO on the Government's measures to tackle issues in the energy sector

316

Kerre Woodham: An overreaction that caused more pain in the long run

317

Geoffrey Miller: International Geopolitical Analyst on Donald Trump's proposed Gaza peace deal

318

Hamish Firth: Mt Hobson Group on the changes to the earthquake-prone building system

319

Kerre Woodham: What will come from our decision not to recognise Palestine?

320

Peter Ambrose: New Zealand Property Investors Federation President on falling rental prices

321

Kerre Woodham: What are the impacts of falling rents?

322

Kerre Woodham: Ask not what your country can do for you

323

Steven Joyce: Former Finance Minister on the Treasury report and raising the age of Superannuation

324

Kerre Woodham: The Government has a lot of work to do

325

Nick Leggett: Infrastructure NZ CEO on the $413 infrastructure project investment

326

Kerre Woodham: Infrastructure needs to be beyond party politics

327

Kerre Woodham: Is there anything good about pine trees?

328

Richard Dawkins: Federated Farmers pest, animal and weed spokesperson on invasive 'wilding pines'

329

Rod Baxter: The King's Trust CEO on the charity, Art in the Park

330

Kerre Woodham: Surely we've reached the bottom of the economic cycle

331

Eric Crampton: NZ Initiative Chief Economist on the GDP contracting 0.9%

332

Kerre Woodham: Unions seem to have struck themselves into irrelevance

333

Mark Knoff-Thomas: Newmarket Business Association CEO on the Crowded Places Strategy

334

Gareth Kiernan: Infometrics Chief Forecaster on the GDP falling by 0.9% in the June quarter

335

Kerre Woodham: Gas - what are the options? What are the alternatives?

336

Kerre Woodham: The right to free speech and its consequences

337

Kerre Woodham: Allowing 24/7 hospital visitor hours is bonkers

338

Nadine Gray: Health NZ National Chief Nurse on 24/7 visiting hours in hospitals

339

Kerre Woodham: The consequences of Stuart Nash's ill-advised one liner

340

Kerre Woodham: Who's going to pay a fine for shoplifting?

341

Kerre Woodham: Do we need to adjust our alcohol policies?

342

Peter Dunne: Political Commentator on the need for alcohol laws to target binge-drinkers

343

Antonia Watson: ANZ New Zealand CEO on the job cuts in Australia, capital gains tax, mortgages

344

Kerre Woodham: The sewage and filth that fills social media after a tragedy

345

Dougal Sutherland: Umbrella Wellbeing Clinical Psychologist on hate and negativity in texts, social media comments

346

Nainz Tupa'i: Music director for Eden Park choir on Saturday's national anthem performance

347

Kerre Woodham: What's ahead for Winston Peters and NZ First?

348

Kerre Woodham: Overstayers and fudged immigration promises

349

Kerre Woodham: The housing intensification battle reaches cabinet level

350

Kerre Woodham: The realities of leaving the Paris Agreement

351

Tim Groser: Former Climate Change Minister on ACT's call to withdraw from the Paris Agreement

352

Sir Lockwood Smith: Former MP and Diplomat on ACTs call to withdraw from the Paris Agreement

353

Tama Potaka: Associate Housing Minister on the number of emergency housing applications being declined, homelessness

354

Kerre Woodham: What did it cost to get the foreign buyers clarification?

355

Billy Moore: New Zealand Airports Association Chief Executive discusses $30million government loan offer to small airlines

356

Hamish Firth: Mt Hobson Group urban planning expert on the meeting around housing intensification in Auckland

357

Kerre Woodham: I'm not convinced we can do housing intensification properly

358

Erica Stanford: Education Minister talks NCEA reform, curriculum updates

359

Kerre Woodham: Surely this visa can only be good for New Zealand?

360

Chris Small: ABC Business Sales Managing Director on the new Business Investor Visa

361

Kerre Woodham: We need to get ships in and out more quickly

362

Robbie Paul: Icehouse Ventures CEO on the number of young Kiwi start-ups and investors

363

Sherelle Kennelly: NZ Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders Federation CEO on the lack of efficiency in our ports and supply chains

364

Kerre Woodham: Fatal DUI crashes need to carry strong sentences

365

Kerre Woodham: What good would repealing the gang patch ban do?

366

Kerre Woodham: What will it take to bring NZ out of its funk?

367

David Seymour: Associate Education Minister on rising attendance rates

368

Maurice Williamson: Former MP and former diplomat on Trevor Mallard's ousting from Ambassador to Ireland

369

Kerre Woodham: How can teachers justify the continued disruption?

370

Kerre Woodham: Can you have confidence in buying a new build with partial liability?

371

Kerre Woodham: Can Kiwis be swayed to support Nuclear Power?

372

Kerre Woodham: Dog owners have a duty to ensure the community's safety

373

Jo Clough: The Dog Safe Workplace Director on the rising number of dog attacks

374

Chris Quin: Foodstuffs North Island CEO on the re-employing of staff after the Victoria Park New World burned down

375

Kerre Woodham: Fronting publicly is the least Ardern, Hipkins, and Robertson could do

376

Sir Lockwood Smith: Former Speaker of the House on Chlöe Swarbrick being barred from Parliament, refusing to apologise

377

Kerre Woodham: Is 'spineless' really unparliamentary language?

378

Richard Chambers: Police Commissioner talks recruitment, gang numbers, Jevon McSkimming

379

Kerre Woodham: What can we do about rate rises?

380

Jonathan Young: Ara Ake Head of Industry and Government Engagement on the impact of the rapidly declining gas supply

381

Sam Warren: Taxpayers' Union Local Government Campaigns Manager on rising property rates

382

Kerre Woodham: Will we soon see the Greens leading the government?

383

David Birkett: Federated Farmers Arable Chairperson on the gas shortage potentially temporarily shutting down Kapuni fertiliser plant

384

Kerre Woodham: How can anyone not be critical of Labour?

385

Kerre Woodham: On the face of it, the RUC announcement makes sense

386

Christopher Luxon: Prime Minister talks unemployment, Cook Islands, Road User Charges

387

Justin Flitter: New Zealand AI Founder on the use of AI to mark exams

388

Kerre Woodham: Should AI be utilised more in schools?

389

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the unemployment rate reaching 5.2%

390

Kerre Woodham: Is the Knowledge Economy the biggest political bust of recent times?

391

Mike Roan: Meridian Energy CEO on the 10-year coal deal for Huntly Power Station

392

Helen Clark: Former Prime Minister on the Knowledge Wave project, scrapping NCEA

393

Kerre Woodham: The ward for people with nowhere to go shouldn't exist, but I can see why it does

394

Erica Stanford: Minister for Education joins Kerre Woodham to discuss the scrapping of NCEA

395

Andrew Dickens: What can we do to ease debt and the cost of living?

396

Kerre Woodham: Will overusing emergency alerts create complacency?

397

Mark Mitchell: Civil Defence Minister on the use of emergency alerts after the Russia earthquake

398

Kerre Woodham: Rising gang numbers aren't good but the charges are

399

Kerre Woodham: Yesterday was a day to forget for the Government

400

Jonathan Dale: BNZ Head of Payment Development on the surcharge ban, Payap

401

Kerre Woodham: MMP - does it need tweaking?

402

John MacDonald: Isn't enrolling on election day better than not voting at all?

403

Andrew Dickens: Homelessness is a tough problem with no quick fix

404

Andrew Dickens: FamilyBoost and heated outbursts

405

Andrew Dickens: We need more doctors, but is a third school the solution?

406

Liam Dann: NZ Herald business editor at large on the CPI rising to 2.7 percent in June

407

Andrew Dickens: What should we do with NCEA?

408

Leigh Keown: Vulnerable Support Charitable Trust Operations Manager on the Take 10 initiative pilot in Auckland

409

John MacDonald: The "overqualified" jobseekers behind the dole numbers

410

Kerre Woodham: Prioritising flexible classrooms is the way to go

411

Erica Stanford: Education Minister on the decision to scrap open plan classrooms

412

Lauren Milne: JustFund Director of Family Law on their business lending credit for divorce proceedings

413

Kerre Woodham: Unforgiving roads lead to devastating consequences

414

Kerre Woodham: Times have changed, does our tax system need to as well?

415

Kerre Woodham: Can there ever be enough nurses?

416

Paul Goulter: Nurses Organisation Chief Executive on nurses vowing to strike at the end of the month

417

Kerre Woodham: You can't just put up a story without any proof

418

Kerre Woodham: As Shane Jones says, do we want lizards or jobs?

419

Kerre Woodham: What is the Ministry of Health spending its problem gambling fund on?

420

Kerre Woodham: Is it any wonder the Govt's interfering with the judiciary?

421

Chris Hipkins: Labour Leader on the Covid-19 inquiry, emergency housing, crime

422

Kerre Woodham: Are the banks paying their fair share of tax?

423

Kerre Woodham: Schools need to be teaching civics

424

Moana Theodore: Dunedin Study Director on the new tool that can estimate how fast someone's aging

425

Kerre Woodham: Let's put an end to the fun and start verifying political promises

426

Caryn Zinn: Dietician and co-author of What The Fat? on losing weight, weight loss drugs

427

Kerre Woodham: Have we not learned from slash damage and flooding?

428

Mark Bloomberg: University of Canterbury School of Forestry Adjunct Senior Fellow on slash

429

Kerre Woodham: Why do we struggle to run the Cook Strait ferry crossing?

430

Kerre Woodham: Tougher sentences are the way to go

431

Greg Murphy: Kiwi motorsport legend on the Govt's proposal to axe practical tests for full drivers licenses

432

Kerre Woodham: Driving is the most dangerous thing we do everyday

433

Hamish Firth: Mt Hobson Group Director on the housing intensification around City Rail Link stations

434

Kerre Woodham: I'm a fan of building around the train stations - with caveats

435

Kerre Woodham: Is there a way we can regulate weapons in schools?

436

Kerre Woodham: US strikes on Iran - where do we go from here?

437

Sonia Gray: Broadcaster on being in psychedelic drug trials to treat anxiety

438

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the GDP rising by 0.8%

439

Jonny Bannister: Coastguard Regional Manager on the deaths of Gemma and Ryder Ferregel and the need for compulsory lifejackets

440

Sean Broughton: Stats NZ Population and Housing spokesperson on the changes to the Census

441

Kerre Woodham: Outsourcing surgeries has to be a win for patients

442

Kerre Woodham: Prisons are evidence of failure, but what's the alternative?

443

Kerre Woodham: The wool directive has to be a win for everyone

444

Kerre Woodham: Are farmers in the position to invest in new technology?

445

Katrina King: Franchise Association CEO on franchising in New Zealand

446

Justin Flitter: NewZealand.AI founder on the applications and benefits of AI in business

447

Kerre Woodham: Is it feasible to leave your job and buy a business?

448

Aidan Gent: ASB General Manager for Rural on the loans for farmers to install solar and battery systems on their properties

449

Kerre Woodham: The new 'Parent Boost' visa makes perfect sense

450

National Blood Donor Week: NZ Blood Service CEO Sam Cliffe calls for more donations

451

Matt Crockett: Kāinga Ora CEO on increased warnings and evictions, vacant properties

452

Kerre Woodham: Who should be paying more for home insurance?

453

Kerre Woodham: How can we take polls seriously?

454

Ben Speedy: ASB's General Manager of Commercial Banking on businesses' uncertainty regarding the impact of Trump's tariffs

455

David Farrar: Curia Market Research Owner on how political polls work

456

Kerre Woodham: Our workplace fatality rate is appalling

457

Gloria Masters: Handing The Shame Back Founder on AI contributing to child exploitation and abuse

458

Kerre Woodham: Will fining parents of absent kids help?

459

Guy Waipara: Meridian Energy General Manager Development on the grid battery storage system in Ruakākā

460

Kerre Woodham: What do we do with children of overstayers?

461

Kerre Woodham: The shoplifting directive is not a good look

462

Mark Mitchell: Police Minister on the new shoplifting directives

463

Kerre Woodham: Charities don't need non-complying beneficiaries

464

Sharon Nicholas: Boyle River Outdoor Education Centre Manager on the importance of outdoor education for young people

465

Christopher Luxon: The Prime Minister talks Budget 2025 with Kerre Woodham and Newstalk ZB listeners

466

Kerre Woodham: Retail owners and businesses can't hang on any longer

467

Kerre Woodham: Let's fill vacant stores before we build more

468

Kerre Woodham: We have a legacy of rail but do we have a future?

469

Matt Lowrie: Greater Auckland Director on the funding to improve Auckland's rail network

470

Kerre Woodham: Would you dob in a meth dealer?

471

Malcolm Rands: Open Letter on Tax Spokesperson on a potential wealth tax in New Zealand

472

Kerre Woodham: Are the Greens bonkers?

473

Kerre Woodham: Slipping Parliamentary standards are a reflection of us

474

Kerre Woodham: Chasing overseas student loan debt is long overdue

475

Kerre Woodham hits out at parents who don't prepare their children for school

476

Jane Elley: Inland Revenue Spokesperson on the student loan debt being collected from overseas borrowers

477

Kerre Woodham: Everyday children deserve support and encouragement

478

Kerre Woodham: You won't get your car seized if you don't break the law

479

Kerre Woodham: The party is well and truly over

480

Tom Ronaldson: Fire and Emergency New Zealand's Community Education Manager on safely using lithium-ion batteries

481

Kerre Woodham: The New Zealand political system David Parker wants

482

Kerre Woodham: This Government has a problem with optics

483

James Ross: Taxpayers Union Policy and Public Affairs Manager on the government's use of urgency for the pay equity law

484

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the unemployment rate remaining at 5.1%

485

Kerre Woodham: We need to be part of the solution to retail crime

486

Kerre Woodham: Northland desperately need police boots on the ground

487

Grant McCullum: Northland MP on the region's methamphetamine crisis

488

Mark Mitchell: Police Minister on Northland iwi calling from stronger police crackdown on meth use

489

Kerre Woodham: What's the point of a minister without a budget?

490

Sam Paterson: Acting General Manager of Sustainable Hawke's Bay on Every Bite

491

Chris Mackenzie: Ferry Holdings Ltd Chair on the port infrastructure for the new Interislander ferries

492

Allyson Gofton: Food writer and cookbook author on copying recipes, the dispute between Nagi Maehashi and Brooke Bellamy

493

Donna Nicolof: Paua Wealth Management Founder and CEO on the new financial literacy curriculum for schools

494

Dom Kalasih: Transporting New Zealand CEO on the impact of KiwiRail reducing its Interislander fleet

495

Leon Kingi: Otaki Business Association Member on the state of the town after the opening of the Peka Peka to Ōtaki Expressway

496

Kerre Woodham: Does a right to privacy trump the right to safety?

497

Kerre Woodham: Why would the Government interfere in the aviation market?

498

Billie Moore: NZ Airports Association CEO on rising airfares and the government considering ge

499

Kerre Woodham: When did weather become such a big deal that it dominates the news?

500

John MacDonald: What do you think about most at pre-school drop-off?

501

John MacDonald: Here's where I'm torn on gender identity

502

John MacDonald: What surprises me most after the Pope's passing

503

John MacDonald: What's so bad about ex-MPs being on local councils?

504

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the inflation rate rising to 2.5%

505

John MacDonald: Let's not go all misery guts over these crime stats

506

Dr Alison Vaughan: SPCA Scientific Officer on the new regulations cracking down on prolonged dog tethering

507

Ruth Money: Chief Victims Advisor on the latest crime figures showing a downwards trend in victim numbers

508

John MacDonald: New sex ed curriculum is a great start

509

Greg Murphy: Road safety campaigner and Kiwi driving legend on changes to the driver licensing system

510

Henry and Lani: Air New Zealand workers on the newly unveiled uniforms

511

Ryan Cosgrove: Campaign for Wool Chairperson on the Government directive to build using wool

512

Kerre Woodham: How do you operate in an environment like this?

513

Kerre Woodham: Policing is a community-minded calling

514

Chris Quin: Foodstuffs North Island CEO on the latest supermarket announcement, competition, prices

515

Mary Holm: Personal Finance Journalist on the impact of Trump's tariffs on investment funds

516

Kerre Woodham: We have to be willing and prepared to play our part

517

Kerre Woodham: NZDF has compromised standards, not fixed the problem

518

Pete Wolfkamp: Newstalk ZB's resident builder on the Government's decision to ease construction regulations for granny flats

519

Kerre Woodham: Are our mental health services working?

520

Matt Doocey: Mental Health Minister on the results of the latest quarterly target updates

521

Todd McClay: Trade Minister on the new tariffs coming out of the US

522

Tony Mitchell: Residential Property Managers Association Chairperson on the new

523

Chris Hipkins: Labour Leader talks the new US tariffs, future coalition partners, future of the Labour Party

524

Kerre Woodham: Paying the piper by turning down the America's Cup

525

Mark Orams: AUT Sailing Professor on the dropped bid to host the America's Cup in Auckland

526

Kerre Woodham: There's got to be a happy medium in health and safety

527

Tex Edwards: Monopoly Watch Research Director on supermarket duopoly

528

Kerre Woodham: We cannot let people get away with their crimes

529

Jamie Cleine: Buller Mayor on the plans to move the town of Westport

530

Kerre Woodham: What is our obsession with shiny new stadia?

531

Hamish Firth: Mt Hobson Group Director on the changes to the Resource Management Act

532

Kerre Woodham: Is there such a thing as a completely fair tax system?

533

Bruce Bernacchi: Denton Tax Partner on New Zealand's tax system and the calls from the UN to ensure tax systems are fair

534

John McCullum: Western Springs Speedway Manager on the final race at the stadium

535

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the GDP growing, NZ leaving the technical recession

536

Kerre Woodham: The Covid loans are proof high trust models don't work

537

Mark Stevens: Essity General Manager on the world-first geothermal steam powered tissue machine

538

Alan McDonald: Employers and Manufacturers Association Head of Advocacy on the Government looking to increase Kiwisaver rates

539

Blair Christiansen: Eden Park Turf Manager on preparing the grounds to host three sports in four days

540

Kerre Woodham: The Investment Summit is filling me with real hope and optimism

541

John MacDonald: Briscoes boss has buyer's remorse and I can see why

542

John MacDonald: Government contract changes make sense to me

543

Kerre Woodham: The Government's failing to sell the sizzle

544

Kerre Woodham: Does everyone have their price?

545

Kerre Woodham: Phil Goff stuffed up royally and paid the price

546

Don McKinnon: Former Foreign Affairs Minister on Phil Goff losing his job as High Commissioner to the UK

547

Kerre Woodham: It's hard to find anyone sorry Adrian Orr's gone

548

Robert MacCulloch: University of Auckland Business School Professor on Adrian Orr's resignation as Reserve Bank Governor

549

Kerre Woodham: Trump has power and he's not afraid to use it

550

Tim Groser: Former Trade Minister on the impact of the US' trade war

551

Kerre Woodham: There are no new headlines in health

552

Kerre Woodham: Our desire for meth won't die out

553

Ryan Peake: Australian golfer on winning the New Zealand Open

554

Kerre Woodham: Who actually wants the expanded citizen's arrest powers?

555

Andrew Geddis: Otago University Law Professor on the Government's proposal to expand the citizen's arrest powers

556

Kerre Woodham: Reasonable force and citizen's arrests

557

Gary Morrison: Security Association CEO on the potential loosening of the citizen's arrest laws

558

Kerre Woodham: Andrew Bayly had to go, and he has

559

Kerre Woodham: It's crunch time for our defence force

560

Christopher Luxon: Prime Minister talks charities, infrastructure, nursing shortage

561

Kerre Woodham: Do you believe things are getting better?

562

Kerre Woodham: We need a definitive answer to if data was misused

563

Kerre Woodham: Is relocating the only solution for flooding towns?

564

Greg Sayers: Rodney Councillor on Auckland Council's plans to mitigate flooding in Kumeū, moving the town centre

565

Kerre Woodham: Brian Tamaki needs to look at the Church's history

566

Dame Jools Topp: Topp Twins member on Destiny Church's anti-LGBTQ protestors

567

Lachlan McNamee: Lecturer of Politics at Monash University on the situation between New Zealand and the Cook Islands

568

Alan Thomsen: ANZ Head of Customer Protection on romance scams

569

Kerre Woodham: Is insurance becoming a nice-to-have?

570

Chris Quin: Foodstuffs North Island CEO on the Government's plans to tackle the supermarket duopoly

571

Nicola Willis: Economic Growth and Finance Minister on the Government's intentions to tackle the supermarket duopoly

572

Kerre Woodham: Compassion doesn't feed a family

573

Andrew Geddis: University of Otago Law Professor on David Seymour's recent scandals and the possibility of executive orders

574

Kerre Woodham: Luxon is driver of a car full of impatient children

575

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor at Large on the Government's new visa plan for economic growth (1)

576

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor at Large on the Government's new visa plan for economic growth

577

Kerre Woodham: Are we sure foreign investment will grow our economy?

578

Kerre Woodham: With any perks come responsibilities

579

Kerre Woodham: You cannot lead a team haka if you don't speak for your team

580

Simon Moutter: Kāinga Ora Board Chair on the plan to get the agency back on track

581

Kerre Woodham: Taxation is a finely balanced thing

582

Bruce Bernacchi: Dentons Kensington Swan Tax Partner on the possibility and impact of a corporate tax cut

583

Kerre Woodham: Could this be the year education gets back on track?

584

Kerre Woodham: Why aren't all schools back yet?

585

Paul Bloxham: HSBC Chief Economist on the state of New Zealand's economy

586

Pierre Syben: Marketing and Sales for Wairere Rams on the new 'Nudie' sheep breed

587

Kerre Woodham: What have we got left to sell?

588

Kerre Woodham: We need to get better faster

589

John MacDonald: Yes to more tourists. But...

590

John MacDonald: Here's why we have a teacher shortage

591

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business editor on the inflation rate holding steady at 2.2%

592

John MacDonald: I'm still feeling pretty chill about Trump

593

John MacDonald: The get-stuff-done guy is on a collision course

594

Best of 2024: Boris Johnson on Kerre Woodham Mornings

595

John MacDonald: Free speech rules shouldn't stop at universities

596

John MacDonald: Timing of Lake Alice compo offer is wrong

597

John MacDonald: Kneejerk reactions won't fix the fiscals

598

John MacDonald: It's time we had less local councils

599

Christopher Luxon: Prime Minister talks Oranga Tamariki contracts, Green Party, ferry announcement

600

Andrew Wilson: Salvation Army Director of Community Ministries on the charity's need for donations

601

Shayne Cunis: Watercare Chief Programme Delivery Officer gives an update on the Central Interceptor project

602

Kerre Woodham: Ignorance is not bliss when it comes to sex education

603

Kerre Woodham: On where the bootcamps stand now

604

Eric Thompson: Motorsport Correspondent on Liam Lawson 'ticking all the boxes' for next year

605

David Graham: CEO of the Billy Youth Foundation on the bootcamps need for community

606

Kerre Woodham: What will the new farm-to-forest changes mean for farmers?

607

Kerre Woodham: High time the charity loophole was closed

608

Bruce Bernacchi: Dentons Kensington Swan Partner on the likely tax changes for charities

609

Kerre Woodham: I like the more targeted approach to Jobseekers

610

Boris Johnson: Former UK Prime Minister on Brexit, Unleashed, Labour's win in the UK Election

611

Kerre Woodham: Are Labour's promises enough to turn dissatisfied voters to their side?

612

Kerre Woodham: Australia draws a line in the sand with social media ban

613

Dr Felicia Low: Koi Tu Centre for Informed Futures Senior researcher on Australia banning social media for teens

614

Kerre Woodham: There are lessons to learn from the Covid response

615

Kerre Woodham: Who's hands should social housing be in?

616

Kerre Woodham: Do people trust Labour with a capital gains tax?

617

Chris Hipkins: Labour Leader talks capital gains tax, NCEA curriculum, gang patch ban live in studio

618

Kerre Woodham: We need to do something about preventing obesity

619

Murray Bruges: Helen Clark Foundation executive director on calling for government intervention for New Zealand's obesity rate

620

Kerre Woodham: Should we be raising the alarm over drug use?

621

Letitia Harding: Asthma and Respiratory Foundation CEO on the increasing number of daily vapers

622

Kerre Woodham: How would you rank the Police Minister?

623

Chris Quin: Foodstuffs North Island CEO on the Commerce Commission's merger decision, grocery prices

624

John MacDonald: Our speeding fines are a joke

625

Kerre Woodham: The chaos in Parliament was a reflection of us

626

Kerre Woodham: The burden of parenthood should be shared equally

627

Kerre Woodham: If you want to live outside the law, expect your life to be difficult

628

Warren Willmot: BYD New Zealand General Manager on global EV sales

629

Kerre Woodham: How do you recover from abuse in care?

630

Kerre Woodham: I'm surprised stalking wasn't illegal before

631

Ruth Money: Victim advocate on new anti-stalking bill

632

Kerre Woodham: There are benefits to affirmative action policies

633

Peter Crampton: Otago University's Public Health Professor on the shortfalls in the medical school enrolment programme

634

Whit Ayres: Republican Pollster on Donald Trump's success and Kamala Harris' failure in the US Election

635

Damien O'Connor: Labour's Trade Spokesperson on the impact of Trump's re-election on New Zealand trade and exports

636

Winston Peters: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs on Donald Trump winning the US Election

637

Kerre Woodham: There needs to be some measure to keep people safe

638

Jack Tame: TVNZ and Newstalk ZB Host on the division in the 2024 US Election

639

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the unemployment rate rising to 4.8%

640

Paula Newton: CNN Anchor discusses the Election, uncertainty from Trump HQ in Florida

641

Gaven Martin: Massey University Distinguished Maths Professor on the Government's math tutoring trial

642

Kerre Woodham: Education shouldn't be left up to chance

643

Kerre Woodham: Healthy teeth are vital for a healthy life

644

Lynda Moore: Money Mentalist on spiralling debt and avoidance of money problems

645

Kerre Woodham: A valuable lesson

646

Cindy Towns: University of Otago lecturer on the new research arguing that single-patient rooms should be the norm in hospitals

647

Chelsea Daniels: Front Page Host on Philip Polkinghorne's community service sentence for meth charges

648

Kerre Woodham: When did parents stop wanting more for their kids?

649

Nigel Bickle: Hastings District Council CEO on their risk-based approach to building consents, the Government's proposal

650

Kerre Woodham: Would self-certification build a better quality of workman?

651

Pete Wolfkamp: Newstalk ZB's Resident Builder on the Government's potential building consent scheme

652

Kerre Woodham: Another weekend, another boy racer gathering

653

Mark Mitchell: Police Minister on the move to crack down on boy racers, the record low road toll over Labour Weekend

654

Kerre Woodham: Want only white nurses? You might be waiting a while

655

Ben Basevi: NZ Nurses Organisation delegate on the racial abuse at Waitākere Hospital

656

Kerre Woodham: You can't have police on every bus or train

657

Kerre Woodham: How is it that we need a Crown Observer?

658

Kerre Woodham: Only the worst of the worst are impacted by Three Strikes

659

Kerre Woodham: Can we really afford to host the America's Cup right now?

660

Mark Orams: AUT sailing professor on the prospect of New Zealand hosting the next America's Cup

661

Kerre Woodham: What do we expect our politicians to do?

662

Kerre Woodham: On the whole, I think ACC's still working

663

Kerre Woodham: Can you blame someone for speaking their own tongue in a bit of downtime?

664

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on inflation dropping to 2.2%

665

John MacDonald: Is this the future of airport security?

666

John MacDonald: How’s that $20-a-week tax cut looking now?

667

John MacDonald: Call in the army for our civil defence future

668

Ankit Sharma: Higher penalties for careless builders

669

Kerre Woodham: Will a fine solve our dodgy building problems?

670

Kerre Woodham: Why don't we focus the headlines on the good news?

671

Kerre Woodham: If we want progess, we need to make it easier to get things built

672

Peter Thompson: Barfoot & Thompson Managing Director on the growing confidence and optimism of the sector

673

Kerre Woodham: The ideologues are responsible for the education mess

674

Chris Abercrombie: PPTA President on the dissatisfaction with the NCEA Level 1 roll out

675

Kerre Woodham: I'm so glad I have health insurance

676

John MacDonald: The speed limit argument is looking wobbly

677

Sandra Hazlehurst: Hastings Mayor on the youth council being given the ability to vote at a committee level

678

Kerre Woodham: Just introduce a capital gains tax and be done with it

679

Kerre Woodham: How was violence against bus drivers allowed to become such a problem?

680

Kerre Woodham: The Public Service Commission should be keeping track of who's working from home

681

Ian Albers: CEO of First Fresh NZ and Citrus NZ board member on challenges facing NZ citrus industy

682

Kerre Woodham: "I'm all for a four-year term"

683

Michael Swanson: University of Otago New Zealand Politics PhD candidate on potential for four year terms in Parliament to be put to referendum

684

Kerre Woodham: Should juries be reserved for the big-ticket crimes?

685

John MacDonald: Learning the hard way is the best way

686

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the GDP falling 0.2% in the three months to June

687

Kerre Woodham: Who wants to be a teacher? Not many of us apparently

688

Kerre Woodham: Is Hipkins the man to lead Labour into the next election?

689

Jason Walls: Newstalk ZB Political Editor on the latest Taxpayers' Union-Curia poll figures

690

Kerre Woodham: The phone ban is working - let's get on with banning vapes

691

David Seymour: ACT Party leader on the latest Government directives

692

Kerre Woodham: What's the point in keeping intermediate schools?

693

Christopher Luxon: Prime Minister takes calls, discusses infrastructure, energy crisis, Treaty Principles Bill

694

Kerre Woodham: ACC needs to lift its game before lifting levies

695

Sir Richard Faull: Director of the Centre for Brain Research on the risk of developing dementia being 60% higher for those in deprived areas

696

Kerre Woodham: It won't be that simple to solve the electricity crisis

697

Kerre Woodham: The real purpose of the ban on gang patches in the home

698

Chris Bowden: MATES in Construction Academic Director on the mental health and suicide rates in the sector

699

Kerre Woodham: Can pine forestry and livestock farming really coexist in this country?

700

Dr Jenny Webster-Brown: White paper co-author on research showing transition of sheep and beef farms into pine forestry unless policies are reconsidered

701

Kerre Woodham: Why shouldn't we give hybrid learning a go?

702

Tim O'Connor: Auckland Grammar Headmaster on whether a "hybrid learning" model would work for students

703

Chris Hipkins: Labour Leader on infrastructure, leadership, taking calls

704

Kerre Woodham: What's it going to take to get supermarket competition?

705

Rob Langford: Packaging Forum CEO on the new lid and cap recycling scheme

706

Stephen Child: Southern Cross Chief Medical Officer on their free GP consultations, the struggles of the healthcare system

707

Kerre Woodham: Family doctors have gone the way of the moa

708

Kerre Woodham: The Government is focusing on getting us from point A to point B

709

Chris Schulz: Senior Investigative Journalist at Consumer NZ on concert ticket surge pricing

710

Kerre Woodham: We have to get revenue from somewhere - raising the age of eligibility for Super is a good start

711

Kerre Woodham: The infrastructure plan is wildly exciting

712

Kerre Woodham: How have people become so desensitised?

713

Karen Orsborn: Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission CEO on the report showing how the 2019 Wellbeing Budget has been spent

714

Kerre Woodham: Reverse the ban, but is anyone interested in coming here?

715

Kerre Woodham: On the Governments Fast Track Approvals Bill

716

Francesca Rudkin: On assistant coach Leon MacDonald leaving the All Black’s group

717

Francesca Rudkin: What should councils be funding?

718

Francesca Rudkin: The rates of youth road deaths are terrifying

719

Greg Murphy: Road Safety Campaigner on the need for a stricter approach to learner licensing

720

Francesca Rudkin: Is the country warming up to the Prime Minister?

721

Richard Charlewood: Transfusion Medicine Specialist on the need for more plasma donations

722

Jenée Tibshraeny: NZ Herald Wellington Business Editor on the Commerce Commission's report into the banking sector

723

Francesca Rudkin: Police need resources to test people and take them off the road

724

Dr Grant Hewison: Lawyer and Secretary of Communities Against Alcohol Harm, on changes to alcohol sales in Auckland

725

Francesca Rudkin: Do we really need more liquor stores in Auckland?

726

Francesca Rudkin: Interpreting RBNZ statements has become a bit of an art

727

Nathan Limm: ZB Sports Reporter on the All Blacks selection for the All Blacks v Argentina rematch

728

Francesca Rudkin: Should we still be afraid of gene editing?

729

Francesca Rudkin: The new Jobseeker sanctions are worth a try

730

Francesca Rudkin: Are we really doing enough to tackle retail crime?

731

Bill Bamber: KAM Transport General Manager on the issues with the Interislander ferries, Aratere not operating

732

Kerre Woodham: What's gone so horribly, horribly wrong with our ferries?

733

Kerre Woodham: Restricting alcohol sale is the way to go

734

Kerre Woodham: How long is a fix for the energy crisis going to take?

735

John Harbord: Major Electricity Users Group Chair on the energy crisis in New Zealand

736

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on unemployment rising to 4.6%

737

Laurie Margrain: Open Country Dairy Chair on the call for action in regards to New Zealand's electricity supply

738

Kerre Woodham: Where do we put a bigger, better port?

739

Kerre Woodham: New Zealand's education system has been failing children for a long time

740

Gaven Martin: Massey University maths professor on the Government's new fast-tracked maths curriculum

741

Kerre Woodham: Transpower needs to take responsibility

742

Dave Letele: Community activist on the next instalment of his docuseries "Heavyweight"

743

Kerre Woodham: Who is Te Pati Māori to decide who's Māori enough?

744

Sir Lockwood Smith: Former Speaker of the House on the Parliamentary clash between ACT and Speaker Gerry Brownlee

745

Maree MacLean: Author on how stay sober

746

Kerre Woodham: Let the police get back to policing

747

Kerre Woodham: A Firearm Prohibition Order won't keep guns out of the hands of gangs

748

Mark Guscott: Atkins Ranch Glen Eden Farm owner on staying positive amid slipping farmer confidence

749

Mark Mitchell: Minister for Emergency Management and Recovery on national disaster coordination system

750

Kerre Woodham: Belief in boot camp participants is vital

751

Tania Tapsell: Rotorua Mayor on the turnaround of the city and reduction in emergency housing

752

Kerre Woodham: Thank heavens for the bravery of those who spoke at the Abuse in Care inquiry

753

Kerre Woodham: Exactly what kind of work will Darleen Tana do now?

754

John MacDonald: Is it time for a zero-alcohol limit?

755

Dan Mitchinson: US correspondent says many donors were unconvinced at Biden, now we'll see if they'll back Harris

756

Kerre Woodham: It's all about timing when it comes to sanctions

757

Ashley Church: Property Commentator on falling inflation and banks cutting their home loan rates

758

Kerre Woodham: Give me pragmatism over idealism any day

759

Julie Haggy: Transparency International NZ CEO on Shane Jones' meetings and the need for transparency

760

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the falling inflation rate

761

Kerre Woodham: What do police do now?

762

Greg Foran: Air NZ CEO takes talkback in studio with Kerre Woodham

763

Kerre Woodham: It would be great if we could see the Trump rally shooting as a reset

764

Kerre Woodham: More road cones aren't the answer to workplace safety

765

Kerre Woodham: Are you starting to feel more confident?

766

Jarrod Kerr: Kiwibank Chief Economist on the OCR announcement, possibility of rate cuts

767

Kerre Woodham: Labour suggesting a capital gains tax is galling

768

Bruce Bernacchi: Dentons Kensington Swan Partner and tax expert on Labour considering an inheritance tax

769

Kerre Woodham: Making tough decisions is part of politics

770

Barry Soper: ZB Senior Political Correspondent on the Darleen Tana scandal

771

Kerre Woodham: I don't have a problem with road tolls

772

Kerre Woodham: What is working in our mental health sector?

773

Kerre Woodham: We need more homes but we need to do it properly

774

Christopher Luxon takes talkback on Kerre Woodham Mornings

775

Kerre Woodham: Where does the media go from here?

776

Craig Little: Wairoa Mayor on the damage to the town and the recovery funding boost

777

Kerre Woodham: So far, so good on the Government's quarterly plans

778

Kerre Woodham: Are these new changes the end of the world?

779

Duncan Shouler: Giesen Chief Winemaker on the growing demand for alcohol-free wines

780

Jude Walter: BrainFit coach on keeping your brain healthy

781

Allyson Gofton: Celebrity Chef on how to save money on groceries during the cost-of-living crisis

782

Mark Vette: Dog Zen founder and animal behaviouralist takes listener questions

783

Kerre Woodham: There has to be consequences for crime

784

Angela Calver: KiwiHarvest CEO on reducing food waste

785

Kerre Woodham: The hard questions about Covid need to be asked

786

Dougal Sutherland: Umbrella Wellbeing Clinical Psychologist on why affluent people shoplift

787

Kerre Woodham: The Pharmac funding boost was the best solution

788

John Hart: Former All Blacks Coach and Auckland Blues member on their Super Rugby championship title

789

Kerre Woodham: Poor decision making or the nature of the beast?

790

John Hart: Former All Blacks coach and Blues Board Member ahead of the Super Rugby final between the Blues and the Chiefs

791

Kerre Woodham: Could SailGP have worked in Christchurch?

792

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the 0.2% rise in the GDP

793

Mike Cosman: New Zealand Institute of Safety Management Chair on the shortfalls of the health and safety system

794

Kerre Woodham: Do politicians need more protection than anyone else?

795

Gary Morrison: Security Association CEO on the need to boost parliamentary security

796

Kerre Woodham: How necessary are resource consents?

797

Chris Hipkins: Labour Leader takes talkback, discusses tax cuts, crime, Government spending

798

Kerre Woodham: We're going to have to bite the bullet and get the 757's replaced

799

Belinda Blick-Duggan: The Write Lesson managing director on the new educational report calling for 'checkpoint tests' in English and maths

800

Barry Soper: ZB senior political correspondent on Prime Minister Luxon's plane being stranded in Papua New Guinea

801

Francesca Rudkin: We need to be saving more

802

Francesca Rudkin: We'd all like to see more competition in banking

803

Scotty Stevenson: Men's Health Week Ambassador on the importance of taking care of your health

804

Francesca Rudkin: Are you making an effort to get cheaper fuel?

805

Clive MacKenzie: Kiwi Property CEO on the opening of the new Build to Rent complex in Mount Wellington

806

Kerre Woodham: What's caused the drop in ram raids?

807

Neil Hallett: Private Investigator with Helix Investigations on the difficulty of convicting people for murdering children

808

Kerre Woodham: We live in comfort thanks to the earth's resources

809

Mark Story: Hawkes Bay Today Deputy Editor on 'cofficing';, working remotely from cafes

810

Kerre Woodham: The pothole fund gives me hope

811

Where I Ate Last with Tony Astle: Leek and Potato Soup

812

Kerre Woodham: What is fair and what is not when it comes to leave?

813

Tim Hyde-Smith: CEO of South Canterbury Rugby on their 'Be a Hero: Try Zero' initiative

814

Kerre Woodham: Inner city life has changed beyond recognition

815

Kerre Woodham: Taking their cars is a good start

816

David Seymour: Associate Health Minister on the lack of cancer drug funding in Budget 2024

817

Nobby Clark: Invercargill Mayor on the continued operation of Tiwai Smeltery

818

Katherine Firkin: US Correspondent on Donald Trump being found guilty in his hush money trial

819

Kerre Woodham: How do we get information we need if not the Census?

820

Elliott Smith: ZB Rugby Commentator on NZ Rugby's Proposal Two being passed

821

Jake Adelstein: Investigative journalist and author on his career and the Japanese Yakuza

822

Kerre Woodham: Debt-to-income restrictions aren't a bad idea

823

Kerre Woodham: Paid placements are not a new idea

824

Kerre Woodham: Great pre-Budget announcement for getting more people into teaching

825

Dr Bryan Betty: General Practice NZ chair on firearm owners and mental health

826

Kerre Woodham: Shane Jones has a point

827

Kelvin Davidson: Corelogic Chief Property Economist on the OCR and inflation

828

Kerre Woodham: Can you survive until 25?

829

Kerre Woodham: Hardworking Kiwis deserve a reward too

830

Kerre Woodham: I'd love to be shocked by the Kainga Ora figures

831

Kerre Woodham: Workplace bullying or crossed wires?

832

Donna: Middle-income caller on crushing costs and living paycheque to paycheque

833

Kerre Woodham: Access to electricity is a basic human right

834

Kerre Woodham: Where was the buy in from the police?

835

David Seymour: Associate Education Minister on the reintroduction of charter schools

836

Kerre Woodham: Charter schools are making a comeback

837

Kerre Woodham: How can IRD allow child support arrears to get to more than $1 billion?

838

Deborah Hart: Consumer Advocacy Council Chair on the impact of the strain on the power supply

839

Kerre Woodham: Another example of our power industry being unable to cope

840

Dr Frank Frizelle: Colorectal surgeon and co-author on the study showing rising rates of early onset colorectal cancer

841

Kerre Woodham: Where does the criticism end?

842

David Seymour: Associate Education Minister on the benefits of the revamped school lunches programme

843

Bonnie Robinson: Presbyterian Support Northern CEO on Lifeline's struggle to keep up with demand

844

Kerre Woodham: There's got to be better ways of managing our mental health services

845

Kerre Woodham: We need the prevention as well as the "cure"

846

Alex Penk: Ethos CEO on the 'Students and Social Transition: A Gender Identity Policy Guide'

847

Kerre Woodham: If there's one thing we leave behind, it should be clean streams, pristine seas and first-world water services

848

Tami Neilson: NZ Country and soul singer-songwriter discusses New Zealand Music Month

849

Kerre Woodham: Julie Anne Genter deserves all the censure Parliament can throw at her

850

Kerre Woodham: When is the right time to give MPs a pay rise?

851

Stuart Nash: Former Labour MP on the dilemma the pay rise is causing

852

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor says unemployment is increasing at a slow and steady rate

853

Kerre Woodham: It's just a poll

854

Kerre Woodham: Phone ban in schools starts today

855

Andrea Hooper Carr: Opunake High School Principal on "Phones Off, Brains On" policy

856

John MacDonald: Is ANZAC Day a time for protest?

857

John MacDonald: Who says farmers can't be trusted?

858

John MacDonald: The Government is playing placebo politics

859

Kerre Woodham: Take the jobs that are available

860

Kerre Woodham: The Police are right to be brassed off

861

Kerre Woodham: Beggars used to be part of the community, what changed?

862

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on inflation dropping to 4%

863

Kerre Woodham: ACC needs accountability

864

Dr Jaimie Monk: Motu Research Fellow and Long Covid Sufferer on the impact of Long Covid

865

Kerre Woodham: Shock and pain... where do we go from here?

866

Michael Wood: E Tu Negotiation Specialist on the public service cuts and the relevance of unions

867

Kerre Woodham: Are unions still relevant?

868

Kevin Milne: Former and longest serving host of Fair Go on the demise of the show

869

Kerre Woodham: There's a value in setting targets

870

Dr Polly Atatoa Carr: Researcher on the long term impacts of cutting longitudinal studies

871

Kerre Woodham: The need for skilled migrants

872

Craig Clark: NZ Police District Services Co-ordinator on the Kotahi te Whakaaro program

873

Kerre Woodham: If you want to keep Māori wards, vote for them

874

PM Christopher Luxon takes questions on Kerre Woodham Mornings after week of moves on police pay offer, Māori wards, public sector staff cuts

875

Kerre Woodham: Teachers shouldn't be writing the curriculum

876

Julien Leys: NZ Building Industry Federation CEO on the changes to the Building Act

877

Chris Penk: Minister for Building and Construction on the changes to the Building Act allowing products with reputable overseas certification

878

Kay: Former Head of Social Sciences on the problems with the new history curriculum

879

Kerre Woodham: Do we have too many charities?

880

Kerre Woodham: This coalition government is fond of a list

881

Kerre Woodham: The OECD report isn't news

882

Kerre Woodham: Should you put caveats on second chances?

883

Kerre Woodham: How much should we rely on Civil Defence?

884

Kiri Allan: Former Emergency Management Minister on the results of the review into the Cyclone Gabrielle response

885

Kerre Woodham: Blame the dolphin!

886

Christine Rose: Chair of Māui and Hector’s Dolphin Defenders on the safety of dolphins during SailGP in Lyttleton Harbour

887

Kerre Woodham: Did we actually need the public service increase?

888

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the GDP drop and New Zealand moving into a technical recession

889

Chris Hipkins in studio with Kerre Woodham

890

Jenee Tibshraeny: Herald Wellington Business Editor on the Commerce Commissions study into the banking sector

891

Kerre Woodham: What a sad and sorry mess

892

Kerre Woodham: Ending the Sustaining Tenancies Framework is common-sense

893

Kerre Woodham: Do you really expect tax cuts?

894

Kerre Woodham: Before everyone gets too uppity about the Greens, all parties' MPs live in glass houses

895

John MacDonald: 100 days and they're still together

896

Kerre Woodham: The bootcamp is worth a try, isn't it?

897

Kerre Woodham: The roads have to be paid for

898

Nick Leggett: Infrastructure NZ CEO on the Government's draft transport plan

899

Julie Chapman: CEO & Founder of KidsCan on the review into school lunch programmes

900

Kerre Woodham: School lunches

901

Kerre Woodham: Christopher Luxon isn't leading by example

902

Kerre Woodham: What is happening with NZ immigration?

903

Kerre Woodham: Who do you believe about the Ministry of Education?

904

Kerre Woodham: Gang Patch Crackdown Will Send a Message

905

Kerre Woodham: Fees free hasn't worked, what next?

906

Kirk Sargent: First Foundation CEO on the barriers to tertiary study

907

Tim Hazledine: Emeritus Professor of Economics at the University of Auckland on the

908

Kerre Woodham: The complaints about Oranga Tamariki are the same every time

909

Kerre Woodham: Exercising is harder for some than others

910

Kerre Woodham: How are the benefit sanctions cruel?

911

Fay Amaral: Youthtown CEO on the reasons so many young people are on the Jobseeker benefit

912

Kerre Woodham: Prime Ministers stark message must be followed with action

913

Shayne Cunis: Watercare Central Interceptor Executive Programme Director gives an update on the Central Interceptor tunnel

914

Kerre Woodham: When ideology collides with the real world

915

John Tookey: AUT Professor of Construction on the Government's plan to tackle construction costs

916

Kerre Woodham: What's the right solution for the future of NZ Super?

917

Theresa Gattung: Compatico Founder on their matchmaking services for over 40's

918

Kerre Woodham: Emergency services need an upgraded system

919

Kerre Woodham: The police have been left to pick up the pieces for too long

920

Police Looking To Re-focus On Core Business

921

Kerre Woodham: Who should pay for roads?

922

Kerre Woodham: The trouble with cultural reports

923

Michael Webster: The Privacy Commissioner has concerns about the viability of facial recognition technology in supermarkets

924

Kerre Woodham: How glorious was Waitangi Day?

925

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the increase in the unemployment rate

926

Kerre Woodham: Our Low School Attendance Is A Disgrace

927

Kerre Woodham: More education on recycling would be useful

928

Rob Langford: Packaging Forum CEO on the new recycling rule changes that came into place today

929

Kerre Woodham: Our infrastructure cant keep up with migration

930

Michelle McCormick: Infrastructure NZ Policy Director on the opportunity net migration figures provide to fix New Zealand's infrastructure

931

Kerre Woodham: Why are so many young people on the Jobseeker benefit?

932

Jason Walls: Political Editor on James Shaw's resignation

933

Paula Bennett: Former Social Development and Employment Minister on the number of under 25-year-olds on the Jobseeker Benefit

934

John MacDonald: Why shouldn't beaches be vehicle-free?

935

Greig Epps: CEO of the Imported Motor Vehicle Industry Association on the removal of the Clean Car discount

936

Kerre Woodham: Good riddance to the Clean Car Discount

937

Nick Leggett: Infrastructure NZ CEO on the Government scrapping the Interislander upgrades

938

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the GDP figure falling by 0.3 percent

939

Carmel Claridge: Coordinator of Te Kōti o Timatanga Hou / The Court of New Beginnings

940

Nathan Durie: Principal of one of New Zealand's oldest boarding schools Te Kura o Tipene/St Stephen's School which is set to reopen

941

Otorohanga College Forced To Close Boarding Hostel Due To Lack Of Funding

942

Francesca Rudkin: Let's just get it done and get it done properly

943

Francesca Rudkin: We all want to feel safe in our homes

944

Francesca Rudkin: The important thing is to do what's best for our children's education

945

Francesca Rudkin: It was inevitable they would protest

946

Francesca Rudkin: Cutting Back Over Christmas

947

Kerre Woodham: Gone are the days of the waffle

948

Kerre Woodham: Mainstream media is not perfect

949

Sean Lyons: Netsafe Chief Technology Officer gives tips and tricks on staying safe from scams

950

Kerre Woodham: A breath of fresh air for our health system

951

Kerre Woodham: Were there other ways to bring the smoking stats down?

952

Rob Campbell: Former Chair of Te Whatu Ora on their $100 million consultant spend

953

Kerre Woodham: How can Te Whatu Ora justify that spending?

954

Kerre Woodham: I feel more positive than I have in years

955

Kerre Woodham: Does the Deputy PM matter anymore?

956

Kerre Woodham: Justify the cost of the crossings

957

Kerre Woodham: Te Whatu Ora management needs to step up

958

Greg Shanahan: "Large Companies Growing Dramatically" In Tech Industry

959

Kerre Woodham: We have to manage our own health

960

Bryan Betty: General Practice New Zealand Chair on the recent spike in Covid cases

961

Kerre Woodham: Congestion charges coming soon to a city near you!

962

Kerre Woodham: 501 deportees halved under the common-sense approach

963

Kerre Woodham: What exactly are National, ACT and NZ First all willing to compromise on?

964

Kerre Woodham: The Electoral Commission is too incompetent to be corrupt

965

Dawn Kremers: Mother of Brittany Kremers who is waiting nearly two years for facial surgery

966

Kelvin Davidson: CoreLogic Chief Property Economist on the surge of first-home buyers

967

Tony Hennessy: JCB Construction Sales Manager on the all-in-one pothole repair machine the Pothole Pro

968

Leanne Geraghty: Chief Customer and Sales Officer Leanne Geraghty on Air New Zealand's new uniforms

969

Kerre Woodham: What does Winston want?

970

Tim Beveridge: Poor sportsmanship has lost rugby its top ref

971

Tim Beveridge: The responsibility should go back the families and communities themselves

972

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the rise in the unemployment rate

973

Tim Beveridge: How do we prevent ourselves from relying on the health system?

974

Tim Beveridge: What will it take to break the duopoly?

975

Kerre Woodham on the energy of the Rugby World Cup in France

976

Nick Leggett: Infrastructure NZ CEO on the value of a more secure infrastructure pipeline

977

Francesca Rudkin: We need to be better with infrastructure

978

Francesca Rudkin: Are we as savvy as we should be with KiwiSaver?

979

Virginia Nicholls: Alcohol Beverage Council CEO on the health risks associated with alcohol

980

Dr Louise Signal: Otago University-Cancer Society Study Co-Author on reducing alcohol risk factors

981

Andrew Alderson: ZB sports writer on World Rugby's new 12 Nations League kicking off in 2026

982

Francesca Rudkin: I'm all for making alcohol less visible

983

Francesca Rudkin: Is the dropping use of Reading Recovery a bad thing?

984

Francesca Rudkin: Does this make a mockery of the justice system?

985

Kerre Woodham: Life will be difficult for gangs under National

986

Kerre Woodham: What's the cost of getting the wait time down?

987

Liam Dann: NZ Herald Business Editor on the newly released inflation figures

988

Richard Wagstaff: Council of Trade Unions President on the loss of fair pay agreements

989

Kirk Hope: Business NZ CEO on the requests for the fair pay agreement to be scrapped

990

Kerre Woodham: The election was a rejection of Labour

991

Kerre Woodham: It's the Colosseum all over again

992

Watch: Chris Luxon joins Kerre Woodham in studio

993

Kerre Woodham: Misinformation and attack ads

994

Thomas Coughlan: NZ Herald Deputy Political Editor on the negative campaigning done by Labour and National

995

Kerre Woodham: Why is there a reluctance to tidy things up?

996

Kerre Woodham: I do not take for granted the right to be able to peacefully vote

997

Kerre Woodham: Our waters are in an absolute mess

998

Simon Watts: National's Local Government Spokesperson on delivering local water well

999

Dr Brian Conrad: Stanford mathematics professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies on the teaching of mathematics in California

1000

Watch: Chris Hipkins live with Kerre Woodham