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Commentary Box: Andrew Saville and Guy Heveldt break down the weekend's sport
Andrew Saville and Guy Heveldt joined Mike Hosking to break down the weekend's sport on the Commentary Box. LISTEN ABOVE
Leeann Watson: Christchurch Boys' High School Board Chair says NZQA understands learning disruption
Extra measures are in place to support students exams after a disrupted year. NCEA and scholarship exams start today. Auckland, Waikato and Northland students will get an Unexpected Event Grade if they don't attend their exam. If they sit the...
Mike Hosking: Govt has no logical reason to keep MIQ
Although it beggars' belief, it would seem, for reasons best known to themselves, the Government is going to forge ahead with MIQ until well into next year. I assume you saw the story yesterday about the bloke from the Middle East who used Microsoft...
Marc Hunter: Latitude Homes Managing Director says market study into building supplies is being described as a waste of time
A market study into building supplies is being described as a waste of time. The Commerce Commission will look into whether we're paying too much for building supplies and whether there's enough competition in the market. It follows a study into...
Andrew McKenna: Talksport UK rugby commentator on Northern Hemisphere dominance
By now if you're interested in rugby, you'll have caught up on the thrashing that the French gave the All Blacks yesterday morning. But it's part of a bigger picture of Northern Hemisphere dominance over the last month or so. On top of the All...
David Seymour: Act Party leader says public sector to blame for Labour's poll lead
The Act Party is quickly gaining support, but it's pointing fingers at public servants for Labour's major lead. Newshub's latest Reid Research poll shows a record 4.9 percent increase for the Act Party to 16 percent overall. National slumped to 26.9...
James Arnott: Cook Brothers Hospitality Group Managing Director says Government are out of touch with what is happening in Auckland
The Government's being accused of being out of touch, with its current Covid restrictions in Auckland. Ministers will decide today whether to move the region to Step Three restrictions on Wednesday, allowing bars, restaurants and hairdressers to...
Erica Crawford: Loveblock Wines founder says Kiwi winegrowers are facing their first decline in exports in 26 years
Kiwi winegrowers are facing their first decline in exports in 26 years. New Zealand Winegrowers report shows from June 2020 to June 2021, the value of local wine exports dropped three percent to $1.87 billion. It predicts the value of exports will...
Richard Arnold: U.S Correspondent on Defence attorneys resting their case at Ahmaud Arbery trial
Defence attorneys rested their case in the Ahmaud Arbery trial Thursday after calling just seven witnesses, including the shooter, who testified that Arbery did not threaten him in any way before he pointed his shotgun at the 25-year-old Black man. ...
Mark the Week: Vaccine Mandates 'an ugly business'
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. Traffic Light System. 6/10. "Because it's better than what many have had. But it shows early signs of being a control mechanism...