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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...
Mark Wilson: Auckland's The Grange Restaurant Co-owner desperate for hospitality opening date
Auckland businesses continue to bleed money. The retail and hospitality sectors are desperate for the Government to announce an opening date. The Government will announce more business support by Friday. Co-owner of Auckland's The Grange Restaurant...
Fiona Guy Kidd QC: Criminal Bar Association President pleased Three Strikes Law being scrapped
A top law specialist is pleased the Three Strikes Law is being dropped. The Government's scrapping the law which was created by Act in the National-led coalition Government 11 years ago. It meant people convicted of a third serious violent, sex or...
Neil Volzke: Stratford Mayor on Delta coming to Taranaki
One part of the country is waking up with a potential Covid outbreak. Six positive Covid cases has been confirmed in Taranaki's Stratford District overnight. Health officials say cases are linked and are all members of the same family. One is in...
'A very lucky man': Chris Cairns on the battle he won and the fight to come
Chris Cairns would be the first to tell you he is a lucky man. “It felt like a really bad hangover, that’s the best way to describe it,” said Cairns on Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking Breakfast, having had no indication other than some family history, that...
Andrew and Lee Child: Jack Reacher author handing the baton on to younger brother
It began in 1997 with the debut and award-winning novel - Killing Floor. Since then, Lee Child has written more than 20 novels, selling more than 100 million copies around the world. And now, the Jack Reacher author’s in the middle of passing the...
Brett O'Riley: Manufacturers Association Chief Executive on positive discussions on opening up during PM's Auckland visit
During Jacinda Ardern’s visit to Auckland, she visited a JMP Engineering factory and then had a meet-up at the Consulate General of Samoa. She also had "informal meetings" with the hospitality sector but the Restaurant Association said they knew...
Jimmy Neesham: Black Caps player on T20 victory over England
The Black Caps are through to the final of the T20 World Cup having beaten England overnight. They won by five wickets It means we will now play either Pakistan or Australia. Jimmy Neesham joined Mike Hosking and said that the team are stoked...
Phil Goff: Auckland Mayor participating in group to challenge Government's Three Waters reforms
Auckland's mayor says he will participate in good faith in a new working group to address the country's water reforms. The joint working group made up of 20 mayors has been set up following backlash over the Government's Three Waters mandates. ...