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Nikki Turner: National Immunisation Advisory Centre Director on AstraZeneca Covid-19 jab coming to our shores
A small group of New Zealanders will soon be able to get the AstraZeneca Covid-19 jab. Officials announced yesterday the vaccine will become available for a small number of people. National Immunisation Advisory Centre Director Nikki Turner told...
Jan Tinnetti: Associate Education Minister says principals can seek help with school re-opening
Principals of schools returning next week are being told to ask for help from the Ministry of Education, if they need it. Papatoetoe North School principal, Stan Tiatia, says the process for returning to school is a dog's breakfast, adding he can't...
Adrian Littlewood: Auckland Airport's departing CEO calls for end to MIQ and clear re-opening dates
Auckland Airport's departing CEO is calling for an end to MIQ and clear re-opening dates. Adrian Littlewood says with high vaccination rates things have changed and it's time to get Kiwis home before Christmas. He told Mike Hosking the industry...
Murray Olds: International correspondent on Australia proposes new $738M low emissions investment fund
Australia’s prime minister on Wednesday launched a billion Australian dollar ($738 million) investment fund to fast track emerging low emissions technologies including carbon capture and storage as he bolsters his conservative government’s green...
Richard Arnold: US Correspondent - Astroworld deaths spur calls for independent review
The deaths of eight people in a crush of fans at a music festival have led to calls for an independent, outside investigation instead of one by the Houston police, who along with the fire department played a key role in crowd control and other safety...
Nigel Avery: New Commonwealth Games team Chef De Mission wants to help young athletes on their sporting journey
The NZ Commonwealth Games team has found its new Chef De Mission. Former weightlifting Olympian and five-time commonwealth games medallist Nigel Avery has been appointed the man for the job. A unique leadership role, the New Zealand team Chef De...
Kate Hannah: Disinformation Project researcher on monitoring Covid conspiracy theories
There are concerns that, as a country, we have become more sceptical and susceptible to Covid conspiracy theories since Delta arrived on our shores. A group called the Disinformation Project has been monitoring disinformation and misinformation...
Pollies: Freedom Day, insurance scheme for large events, Ardern in Auckland
Mark Mitchell and Stuart Nash joined Mike Hosking to discuss this and the week's politics news. LISTEN ABOVE
Brent Eccles: Promoters Association President on Government's insurance scheme for large events
A helping hand for New Zealand's summer events scene. The Government will cover 90 percent of unrecoverable costs for paid, ticketed events for more than five thousand vaccinated people, if they're cancelled or postponed due to Covid. The scheme...
Stephen Lethbridge: Auckland Primary Principals' Association President ahead of the schools announcement today
Primary schools are hoping for a staged return to reopening, rather than a flinging open of their gates. More details will be revealed today, on a plan to get Auckland kids back to school. Auckland Primary Principals' Association President Stephen...