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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 15 days 12 hours 18 minutes
Gary Stead: Dressing room 'hurting' after T20 World Cup final loss
New Zealand might be a candidate for the most versatile cricket team in the world, having made the 20-over and 50-over World Cup finals and won the Test Championship, but that's of little solace to coach Gary Stead this morning. Australia have eased...
Alison Eddy: College of Midwives Chief Executive fears vaccine mandate could create a shortage of midwives
The new vaccine mandate for healthcare workers could create a shortage of midwives in some parts of the country. The High Court has rejected a legal challenge from four midwives who didn't want to be jabbed. Christchurch's St George's Maternity...
Perry Rush: Principals' Federation President fears schools may be under-resourced if unvaccinated teachers leave their jobs
Fears our schools will be under-resourced if many unvaccinated teachers end up leaving their jobs. All education staff in contact with children must have their first Covid jab by the end of today. If they don't, unvaccinated staff will be barred...
Ben McFadgen: Rental Vehicles Association CEO as fears rental fleet could be down 30,000 vehicles due to Covid-19
New Zealand's rental car sector is another industry with their head just above water due to Covid. It's estimated the rental fleet is about 30,000 vehicles down, due to the shutting out of international tourists. There's also fears there won't be...
Murray Olds: Queensland records two new Covid cases including an ‘unlinked’ Gold Coast Uber driver
Annastacia Palaszczuk has threatened to reinstate restrictions on the Gold Coast after an Uber driver was revealed as a new unlinked local infection. The driver is one of two new local cases recorded in Queensland on Thursday, prompting health...
Mark the Week: The future is here; Pfizer's pill means Covid will be endemic
At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. Jacinda Ardern's Auckland Trip. 0/10. "You could not have made it worse if you tried. An Air Force plane for carbon, a...
Wrapping the week: Schools return in rotation, Christmas shopping lists are out as Auckland shops reopen
Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson join Mike Hosking to wrap the week that was. Schools reopen in Auckland and Waikato next week but in rotation. And shops have reopened for Auckland under step two of Alert Level three and the Christmas lists are coming...
Leon Grice: Rako Science Executive Director on Auditor-General's look into saliva testing
A science company says the Government is spitting in the wind with its saliva testing roll-out. The Auditor-General has expressed serious concerns with it including conflicts of interest and a lack of procurement plan. The 50-million dollar...
Richard Arnold: US Correspondent - Defence rests its case at murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse
The defence has rested its case at the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, setting the stage for closing arguments in the shootings that left Americans divided over whether he was a patriot taking a stand against lawlessness or a vigilante. The judge...
Mike Hosking: Polls show Labour have plenty to worry about
It was just yesterday we were saying the polls have been bad all year for the Government. The tide has turned, and the trend has started. Fortunately for Labour, the latest two polls out yesterday didn’t include that calamitous mess that passed for a...