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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 16 days 11 hours 55 minutes
Matthew Pavletich: Space commentator on NASA purposefully smashing new spacecraft into an asteroid
NASA is about to crash a new spacecraft into an asteroid - on purpose. The agency's Double Asteroid Redirection Test mission will travel millions of kilometres out into the solar system, to see whether it can knock the asteroid off-course. It's all...
Mike Hosking: Why won't the govt act over social housing?
One of the growing images of this government is that they are on the side of the hopeless and some times worse than that, the just plain ugly. Their perceived link and support of gangs is bad enough, but this growing chorus of complaints around...
Michael Wood: Workplace Relations Minister - Vaccine pass system relying on trust, not enforcement
An admission from the Government, that the "vaccine pass" system will rely on trust, rather than enforcement. Under the traffic light system, vaccine passes will be required for a range of activities. The Ministry of Health says venues must scan...
Anna Jones: Three60 Consult Chief Executive expecting non-compliant customers around vaccine passes
People working on the frontline in vaccine-mandated businesses and venues are likely to face pushback from some customers. Vaccine passes will be required for a range of activities when the traffic light scheme takes effect next week. But Workplace...
Bernie Smith: Monte Cecelia Trust chief executive- state housing a privilege that needs to be respected
Housing is a human right, but unruly behaviour needs to be dealt with. This from a social housing provider, as pressure grows on Kainga Ora to reassess its no evictions policy. Associate Housing Minister Poto Williams says she's had discussions...
Floyd de Plessis: Corrections Association President on rising prisoner violence against guards despite government's action plan
Corrections Association calls for more action on prisoner violence against guards. Corrections figures show violence towards prison guards has risen, with gangs behind much of it. There have been more than 900 assaults on guards in the last...
Sue Tierney: Mortgage broker on rising interest rates ahead of Reserve Bank raising the Official Cash Rate
Interest rates are set to rise again, with the Reserve Bank tipped to raise the Official Cash Rate this afternoon. The central bank is releasing its latest OCR decision and Monetary Policy Statement at 2pm. It increased the OCR by 25 basis points...
Catherine Field: EU wants calm amid virus protests with rioters called 'idiots'
In the face of demonstrations across much of Europe protesting tough COVID-19 measures over the past days, authorities on Monday pleaded for patience, calm and a willingness to get a vaccine shot in the arm as infections spike upward again. And for...
Rod Liddle: UK Correspondent - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tries to woo businesses, praises Peppa Pig
Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised Monday to champion a green industrial revolution for Britain — and hailed preschool favourite Peppa Pig as an inspiring model for the U.K. economy. Johnson told a conference of business group the Confederation of...
Catherine Field: France Correspondent on France's record famous win against All Blacks
France 40 All Blacks 25 A second half comeback could not prevent the All Blacks slumping to their worst season in 12 years after falling to successive defeats to finish the year in Paris. One week on from the deflating defeat in Dublin the All...