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"Eden park. It's 5 past 6. Andrew Dickens is next. Sports with John Ryan funeral directors continuing a family tradition since 1881. Youth told zippy Christchurch, time saber traffic. First of all, Harper avenue that's a good slow run to eastbound approaching beatley avenue, still heavy on broom street between Barrington and shell when traveling east and widely avenue southbound, a heavy patch between the blenheim and Lincoln road, pure street, that's easy nicely now moderated worst really between the old horse and why Marty wrote. And marshmallow is free flowing, a clear run northbound, heading toward the altars. I'm Rick Moore and that's time to say for traffic, our phone numbers are 800 jammed. Weather with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. With a watch 24/7 in the midst of a forecast for Christchurch for the rest of Tuesday, cloudy with the odd shower clearing to find this evening as northeast turns southwest, a low tonight of 8°. Tomorrow, rain, clearing in the evening, but remaining cloudy, southwest, and a high 15°, low of four tomorrow night. For Thursday, find apart from morning and evening low cloud, light winds and higher 14°. For Friday, fine, but becoming cloudy in the evening, northeasterly will ease in the evening and higher 13 and Saturday a few showers and high of 15°. Show me the money. It's the business hour with Andrew Dickens and my HR on news toxic V you talk to me. Please welcome into the program's 7 minutes after 6 on the way Patrick Somali on the way rowena Dunkin on agricultural stories Stuart Williams is going to join us from maiko asset management. Here we can turn nit migration statistics are a slow moving disaster, which will end up Brady about the funeral. It has seen some coverage of the funeral on the telly, taking The Crown off the gang car engine and putting it on a chapel. I'm happy about that. There was a lot of speculation in my house at that crown had been super glued on to stop it from actually falling off the gun carriage, but that proved that it was not. We must just be a heavy crown, Emmy a more with that with ender Brady a bit later on. But right now, let me introduce you to the concept called New Zealand rural land management. It's a company. They are now eyeing up getting some money from overseas. This is because it's slow, local interest in their products. The company said it had a strong increase in share value. It listed on the nzxt and 2020. The kiwi's just uninterested. So the chair of New Zealand rural land management is rob Kendall and he joins me now. Hello, rob. Hi, hello. Great, so tell me what does New Zealand rural land management do first? Well, what we do is we buy rural land that lease it to finals to operators who not have to operate times really well. And they can spend their capital on what they need to do to improve the land and improve their stock. And we understand at least to them. So that's the simple model and we could expand we have expanded pretty rapidly in the time since we've been listed, but we could expand much more rapidly if we could get more capital. Exactly. So this is very much like helping fish home buyers as well. You know, it's hard to get the money together to get enough land to actually start a blob, but you can do this for them by leasing it to New Zealanders. Exactly. And the disappointing thing Andrew is that we've got all these clearly set fans and New Zealand. There are all these people who say they don't get enough opportunities locally. But here is rural named it's a hot investment class internationally. You can't get anything much safer than good quality farmland. And yet there's really very low interest from the New Zealand institutions in investing in this sort of stuff. And we just wanted to draw attention to it in our annual report. So we left with if we want to expand, we're going to need to recruit other seas capital, which was not what we should have to do. No, but is this a bit of a trick? Because everyone hates our land being sold to foreigners. I mean, we sit this up partly because a lot of New Zealand land farmland was going to foreigners, but if we can't get the support from local liners, and again, I'll come back to those kiwis. We can get the support. Then what choice do we have? So what's the structure of the investment? Is there a series of units or one? No, that's just to share on the stock exchange. You can buy as good as you want, or as much as you like on the stock exchange. And then you use that capital to then fund the buying of property to thinly sun. Yeah, that's right. And we've got some very good farmers racing and we've got a lot of new young farmers and not just Thomas. We've got people who want to do vineyards, wanted to do watchers want to do all that sort of thing. This really suits their business model and investors in New Zealand particularly those funds should be getting behind it, but they're not. And what sort of return would it investigate? Well, the shine in Europe is about seeing the moment between four and 5%, which isn't top, but it's not all that bad. And of course, there's capital growth in the value of the land. So it's been a good investment option. Do you have regular chain of land or not? No, we have to be really long too. We're not traders. We aim to be really long-term owners of land and that stability is really important to us. So with a four or 5% return and with what you're doing and helping a young New Zealanders get into family, there's a sense of altruism about this invincible, doesn't it? Look, it's a commercial, it's a commercial venture, but I think a lot of commercial ventures you have some kind of process behind it as to what sort of thing you would like to encourage. So I wouldn't portray those altruistic, but it's certainly consistent with New Zealand's economic interests. Very good. So how do we get in touch with you? I want you to just get out of your broker and tell them
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"If he's anything else we've missed to make sure to give us a call and update us on O 800 jammed. Like Piero real estate limited licensed Sari a 2008. Time saber traffic. Weather with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. How many cloudy for your Tuesday we are making our way to a top of 20 degrees in Christchurch, chance of an afternoon shower or two northerly will turn southerly this evening in down to 8° tonight. Tomorrow match cooler, the maximum just 13° with rain, clearing to a cloudy afternoon. With thanks to smart grass, the artificial grass that looks like the real thing, Canterbury mornings with John McDonald with you now. Fly from our new home in the center of Christchurch. With John McDonald and smart grass, the artificial law that looks like the real thing news dog's head be. 7 past ten that numbers are 882 90, we're talking today about the modern learning environment. The curse that is spread through schools up and down the country. Where we have these bands with truckloads of kids and teachers trying to keep on top of it. And bean bags and tents and all sorts of wonderful things encouraging kids to explore. Explore their learning. Tendencies, discover all sorts of wonderful things. And we heard from one person last hour who was teaching in the school got out of it because of it. But the Ministry of Education to end up 6 years ago and said, we're going to convert the hall into a classroom. We're going to put 80 year two kids in here. And we're not going to do any sound proofing. You should see the noise was horrific after 22 years teaching on the well she said she'd never gone home with a headache. And she certainly did after moving into that kind of setup. And so it's in the news today because the New Zealand initiative, which is that you've got to take pay attention to because people like doctor Eric crampton and disg, when they're all part of this. And they're coming out today because they have discovered that the Ministry of Education spent billions on these modern learning environments. But did no research beforehand or no, you know, work beforehand to find out how effective they are. We have been adopted elsewhere. And since spending the money has done evaluation to find out if it's making any difference. And I thought from the start, they were disaster. I was on a school board for 6 years. And I felt like a bit of a lone voice and I started to wonder whether or not I was actually not saying the point. Well, I feel vindicated today because the New Zealand initiative has come out and said, there have been an idea logically driven experiment, but I'm not, I think they've been a bit too generous here because when you don't experiment. You do some research you have the numbers you have the data to actually come up with a conclusion. But when the New Zealand initiative asked the Ministry of Education for that, a data number said, well, we don't have it. So just ideology running wild. And so that's why we're talking about the model learning environment and hearing stories from people who have pulled kids out of public school and gone private. Because the kids aren't coping. So love to hear your views on this. Do you think it is shameful? First up, that the Ministry of Education has poured all this money billions into modern learning environments, but did not work beforehand to find out how they might have worked elsewhere. And has done no one valuation since. That is shameful. Do you agree or disagree with that? And what experience have you got of the modern learning environment as a parent or a grandparent? Or as a teacher? Love to hear your experiences. Good or bad. Oh wait, hundred. 80 ten 89. Get out, rich. Morning, John. Good thank you. Yeah, very good. Nice to know, John, the Ministry of Education's trying to dumb down to society. I mean, you can look at these big classrooms and there's this kid submit that I just following behind and not getting the property education they need because they say the justify that pouring a lot of money into this kind of ideology is the right thing we're going forward when it's actually the wrong one. You know, I think there will be kids who are coping, but that probably the kids that would come up with homeschooling the kids that were correspondent schooling. The kids that can certainly motivate themselves and don't feel a need to be directed by. A teacher, but they are the minority, aren't they? And when you look at it, when you're in a big cost from what they're like, that's probably one of the reasons there's kids going through that age and then they kind of transition into media and high school there. People, kids, students, they leave school because I feel like they don't feel like they're getting the support or teachers aren't really giving them the attention they need because there's so many kids around them all. If it get older like high school, like the Simon around that they don't feel like they're getting what they need, or. I've back in the
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"All British pump phenomenon, Robbie Williams, as hitting here next year for a one off show in New Zealand, you'll be headlining Napier's famous mission concerts in November, the show has been canned for the last two years because of the COVID pandemic, mission concert producer James us gained Sears, Robbie is an answer that wanted for many years so that thrilled to have him perform tickets for the show go on sale next week. That's news talks had been used with Hitachi heat pumps. Don't be on the pro game, David Seymour on grunt Robinson's warning that we all need to look out for pink leamington's on the campaign trail. I think that's what he's saying is that what he's saying I'm not sure what he's saying anyway, David Seymour shortly also who's coming to the mission. Sport with John Ryan funeral directors continuing a family tradition since 1881. And new stock zippy sport good morning little has gone right for the Jamaican nipple tour with 5 players failing to arrive in time of postponements to a shortened series in the need to call ringing to field a team. The tourists are hopeful of fielding a ten person squad to face the silver ferns tonight and tomorrow in Auckland and it will New Zealand, boss Ginny Wiley says they'll debrief what went wrong after the series. As never ideal for things not to go to clean, but we do know we're in a time where things change quite fluidly so we're not quite out of those COVID times, but I would have liked to have seen it go far more smoothly than it has. Franz Stein will start his first springbok test at first 5 and 14 years while Peter stiffed a toy to returns as flanker for the rugby championship fixture against the poems and durban on Sunday, South Africa have had to test their depth and tin with Andre Pollard out in yen cheese and Damian willemse all absent for various reasons. Joel king has made a successful return to the squash courts and her first pro outing since the Commonwealth Games, the 33 year old who won two golds at Birmingham, has beaten England's Emily whitlock and strike games to advance to the third round of the Egyptian open. King admits being the most relaxed, she's felt in some time. Was always in the back of your mind the last sort of two years or so leading in and now that's kind of gone and I feel just a little bit lighter and back a bit of a precious gone. Paul calls on court in his second round match against a Spanish opponent and he's taken the first game 11 7. Four New Zealand internationals have made the rugby league Players Association's Dream Team for the season as voted by the players center Joseph Manu front rowers Joseph tamponade and James Fisher Harris and second Isaiah papali all feature. 8 in our clubs are represented rookies she can roll a Jeremiah and they're not as the cowboys loan representative despite their making this weekend's preliminary finals. I'm Nick buley, that's news talks they've been used and sports are coming up 6 plus 7 Mike hosking is next. Weather with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. On the way to 13° for your Wednesday, low cloud increasing across the morning showers also developing but clearing a bit later in the day, sound the leaves will die out into the evening tonight down to a lot of 5° before tomorrow Thursday fine aside from morning and evening low cloud the maximum will be 14°. At the moment, it's 9°. You're up to date on news talks, it'd be. You told zippy Christchurch, time saver traffic. More to learn with my capiro mortgages, go to morning at a slowing well on humper heavenly eastbound approaching belyaev no delays on whitely avenue southbound between glennon road and Lincoln. Esham road approaching York looks you've got no delays, no delays on brahms shreddy spell between Barrington and selwyn. Away tundra jam to update saussure, of course she can call us in your hands free. Set a date with Mike piro mortgages today. At bankers on the time saber traffic. Only breakfast show you can trust the Mike hosking breakfast with the Jaguar I-PACE award winning all electric SUV news talks had been. Only 7 plus 7 to Herbert grant Robertson's Carti's flying, he's worried that the election campaign will be undertaken in an atmosphere different to others and that there has been an escalation in intense threats and abusive MPs there may even actually public walkabouts next year egg patty leader David Seymour with the sun this morning to you. You're going to be walking about and standing on a corner. Oh, absolutely. Look, my time knocked on 15,000 people's doors we've had hundreds of street colder meetings. Hundreds of public meetings up and down the country. You ever experienced leamington's? Well, there was an equity and P that once actually got a lamington put on us forehead, but me know. Do you worry about the public? Not really. I mean, look, first of all, I think with grant, you've got it. These are part of the colleague of these concerns. You've got to take them out as well. But look at these things have happened before. New Zealand's first power update in 54 ended in a fistfight. Muldoon, caught in a fight with a bunch of people on Queen street once. And I think it was initially in P in the 90s. I can't remember if it was lockwood's special Jerry brownlee, actually had to climb out a bathroom window to escape a student process. I don't see Jerry brownlee climbing. You mentioned that it might have been lockwood Smith. Mike. But my point is that these things have happened. I don't think that we're at the worst time. And actually, if there are people who are in danger, the people I'd be worried about in our community are not politicians, but poor people run in jewelry stores right now. Precisely, my overarching viewer, I mean, first of all, I mean, you do take granted as word and you don't defend the craziness, but this is a global thing, but my overarching view is that the bar in this country is now so low. Socially and morally, that you do see kids running through windows and jewelry stores in malls. In the outworking of that, is there some angry frustrated people and that's going to play out in the election campaign, isn't it? Yeah, and look, you got to hold those two things at once. Certainly not justified. And what I'd say to people, you know, I've had a few people come up to me and have a go. So the politics ultimately adapt to persuasion. You can't be a good voter if you have to physically threaten people, even if it's only with lamingtons. You're more likely to persuade people against your cause. So it's not even going to work for you. But the second thing is we have a society we are consequences have been out of fish and under the current government for at least the last 5 years. You look at some of the discounts people have been getting on these sentences lately. And if you hear the view, this kind of behavior and bad behavior generally can be tolerable if you're agreed. Then don't be surprised if that starts to seep into the culture. And you get more of this type of behavior. That's why we need to bring consequences back into our judicial and legal system. While I've got you, why is the mahuta thing not a scandal? I think we have looked extensively into the various appointments. It's very difficult to say that they've done something wrong in any particular instance there is one where I believe it reaches the kidnap venule and acts as broad depth so the attention of number of journalists. I think that the inquiries that are now being done by the ministry for the environment and conservation are where we should look and we should take them at their word based on what they report. But certainly been a very slow burner and I guess we'll find out if there's any fire with that smokers after those reports. Appreciate your time, David Seymour, the act leader with us the Smalling ten minutes past 7. By celebrity creator laws of society then surround themselves with protection smacks of a liter socialist behavior. I think the David Seymour summed it up very well just a couple of moments ago. If you create something I don't know, you can be surprised at the resulting consequences. Another call to try and get the pay get closed. This morning we got 13 businesses players like sky city, the big players sky city west pack Coke, zero. They've written to the government, wanting to change the law. Basically, they want the government to force big business to publicly report their pay gaps, the cofounder of minded gap Dylan Stewart with us on the still one morning. Hi, Mike. This is all artificial though, isn't it? I mean, what's a gap tell us that women are getting paid less than men and then what? The pressure's on to pay
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"Feel the queen watching on. While this whole profession is going on, her majesties at the window watching it. Also today, a good smooth to call in someone who can't be accused of fear or favor when it came to the same up in del saga. Maria do Casey's report refutes in alleged incident during the toad on her MP's uni days happened after differing views from those who were present, political commentator Ben Thomas says it was wise to appoint her as she's also handled labor reviews in the past. He says while mistakes were made when up andal's high school bullying revelation wasn't communicated to lacks in the leader pounced on the issue called it do very quickly and now it seems largely resolved. It will be some people who will always look at samus and have a teenage bully as they've ridden the news for most people this would presumably draw a bit of a line under it. The prime minister was hinting she plans to use her speaking slot at the UN General Assembly to hold Russia to account, to send around, touches down in New York this afternoon after attending the queen's funeral, her attention now turns to preparing her speech for delegates on Saturday. She says part of her focus will be on the events in Europe. The union general simply is always an opportunity for New Zealand to put its position on a range of really important issues, particularly now that we have a war in Europe, crime students, Mia has outlined once she'll be saying to the environment minister on the back of her council's vote to reject housing density rule changes. Leanne del xel says when it comes to housing intensification rules, the message from Christchurch is clear, one size does not fit all. She says while the council is not saying no to intensification, it is asking for a more personalized bespoke option for the city, she wants the government to give the nod to targeting increased development, scenarios we know the city can grow, rather than enabling ad hoc pipper potted development scenarios dictated by developers. And the face of south Canterbury anniversary day will be announced today it comes as the government announced Al Tierra will see a one off public holiday to mark the death of the queen next Monday common siding with south Canterbury anniversary day. Although opposed by some businesses, south can debris three mirrors want to move the day to the same as Canterbury anniversary day. That's news talks he'd been used with Hitachi hate pumps. Sports with John Ryan funeral directors continuing a family tradition since 1881. And you still see these sports, good morning, the farcical Jamaican netball tour has taken another twist after the re scheduling of the tiny jemisin trophy against the silver ferns. The sunshine goes was set to arrive in Auckland last Friday, but didn't receive essential paperwork until the weekend forcing a shortening of the series from three to two tests and played all in Auckland. The first is tomorrow and the second on Thursday, this was Jamaica assistant coach and its dailies response when asked if the passport paperwork was a drama. And yes, it was. But we are still happy that we are here, finally, under that New Zealand was able to accommodate us. We are indeed grateful for that. 7 of the squad have arrived, but the remaining 5 players could be in doubt due to transit issues. Nepal New Zealand might need to make domestic loan players available threatening the integrity of the series. Logan curry has come forth in the under 23 individual time trial of the road cycling world championships in wollongong as time of 34 minutes and 46 seconds was 33 seconds behind the winner and 9 seconds off third. The myth and rider summarizes his emotions. But to come forth and with that sort of lineup and I'm pretty happy to be honest yeah. Carrie finished 11th at last year's event. Kerry Williams and Christchurch's Christ printer have led the wife to New Zealand on the second day of the rowing world championships in the Czech Republic. They are through to the semifinals in the pier after winning their heat elsewhere among the women, the lightweight double scholars called dribble scholars and coxless fora into their respective rapper charges as is the means quad, the lightweight means double scholars won their ripper charge to reach the quarterfinals. I'm no beauty that snooze talks he'd be news and sports are coming up 6 past 6. Mike hosking is next. Weather with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. Chance of an afternoon or possibly evening shower nor the lease will turn southerly later today, 20° the maximum that Christchurch then down to 8° tonight. As for tomorrow Wednesday, rain will clear in the evening and remain cloudy nor westerlies the high much. Cooler though, 13° the maximum overnight it will be 5. At the moment, it's 8°, you're up to date with new sport and with them, on news talks, it'd be. You stole ZB Christchurch, time saber traffic. Good morning now taking a look across the city so far fairly quiet morning for your Tuesday, and as you can imagine for this time of morning at no major delays to report just yet, roughly rode all flowing well northbound from memorial eve, note tonight on bronze street or main south road, they're looking at why Marty wrote also no delays the year either in John's road all flowing well, but of course if there's anything that we've missed any crashes or breakdowns or anything at all you'd like to report, give us a call. 800 jammed. I'm Jack Anderson. That's traffic. The only breakfast show you can trust the Mike hosking breakfast with the Jaguar I-PACE, award winning all electric SUV, use talks at the morning and welcome today the goodbye from London Robert Hardman is back with us the offender report and whether it puts to bed once and for all, other problems for national acclaim that schools new learning environments, you know, open classrooms and beanbags actually have nothing behind them. No costumes, no proof that any of it works. A James Smith one of the planet's biggest names and physical training is in for a word. And if you start jumps out to write catherines and France and rod is in the United Kingdom. Asking it is 7 past 6 nap question is it too early? To call the end of the war. Now this past week has seen retreat routes in a breakthrough of the Russian front. This is at the oskol river, the important part of that being it opens up supply routes. Now president Xi of China are some embarrassing questions over the weekend of Putin and Uzbekistan, Modi told him it wasn't the time for war. However, they both still buy the oil cheap so I suppose you can take a bit of public heat as long as the money is still flying, don't you reckon, but surely things look to have turned significantly enough in Ukraine's favor to at least be a bit optimistic now. It is clear that one, the weapons supply from all over the world, but minding America is working in two, because it's working ground as being hoovered up, two leads to more of one, the better you do, the more will the world wants to hang in there and help. We've seen back and forth before, of course. We have seen Russia early look hopeless, only to read group and try other parts of the country, this though feels I think a bit different. The amount of Russian machinery lost destroyed or abandoned is getting massive. Surely when you're recruiting prisoners and promising them freedom for a war effort, you have scraped the bottom of the recruitment barrel. But if it all, if all of that is true so as this. How does it end? Obviously one way is for Ukraine to roll to the Russian border in chase everyone back home in the white flag goes up that will not be happening though. What will happen at some point is the idea of a broken deal, which is what many of us predicted from day one. Trouble with that is does zelensky want a deal or does zelensky want to wipe the floor with Putin trouble with the trouble is does zelensky actually have a choice given his only winning with the help of the world and the moment the world snuffs the deal they'll want to explore it so zelensky may have no choice at all. Presumably, the moment of deal is touted Putin's days must be numbered, so the next call is, does the world involve itself overtly or covertly in some sort of regime change in return for dropping of sanctions and the increase of oil flow or do they simply leave Russia a pariah state like North Korea? The last major prediction was that this would be bogged down for years. Russia picks a spot and just flattens it. They don't even seem capable of that anymore. One wonders 7 months in whether this will even go 12 months. And whether the face and shape of Russia within
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"At 3 a.m. outside, the committal service took place and did about 6 30 just now a private burial ceremony for senior royal family members will get underway. Meanwhile, the prime minister wants to put New Zealand back on the map when she leaves London for her trip to New York. To send around touches down in the city this afternoon, her focus on the UN General Assembly, and her speech on Saturday, as well as the Christchurch call, but she's also doing plenty to of New Zealand promotion rather to make sure everyone knows that the country is open for business. Christopher alexand shown his boardroom prowess and handling well known for its first major scandal's nationals leader, toad on MP Sam, up and downs being welcome back to the party caucus after an independent investigation found an event alleged to have happened while at uni didn't happen as described. The claim came after he admitted being a high school bully, political commentator Ben Thomas thinks national voters will largely be impressed by lacks and handling of the situation and that he got on top of it very quickly. Clarity, over mask wearing roles when seeking healthcare and a New Zealand's reviewed COVID settings people are required to wear a mask in healthcare services and to only recommend it elsewhere. They're all includes doctors clinics to AOE health providers and pharmacies, hospitals, urgent care clinics and the dentist and aged care. But acting prime minister grant Robertson says it may not always be possible for patients to wear a face mask, depending on their illness. But most GP clinics have been running a very similar system over the last couple of years where for the most part they do require people to wear masks when they go to the clinic that hasn't changed. And perhaps no surprises Queen Elizabeth's royal family and corgi have been the most searched items on trade me over the last week since the queen's death. Trade may figures show there have been more than 32,000 searches for Queen Elizabeth. Spokesperson ruby top's end says there are surges of interest online after every big royal event like funerals or weddings. She says a 1976 Christmas card signed by the queen to her hairdresser, sold last Friday afternoon for just over $1000. That's news talks he'd been used with Hitachi heat pumps, your affordable premium heat pumps. Sport with John Ryan funeral directors continuing a family tradition since 1881. Any sorts of sports good morning the high brass said Jamaican netball is hopeful their players Dodge jet lag and any health issues leading into the tiny Jameson trophy against the silver ferns, 7 of the sunshine girls have touched down in Auckland, but down to remains over whether the remaining 5 squad members will arrive today after essential paperwork only returned to Jamaica on the weekend if they don't need more New Zealand might need to make domestic loan players available, threatening the integrity of the series. The series has already been shortened from three to two tests held in Auckland tomorrow, assistant coach and its daily describes the farce. Well, the doctor should be coming in with them and sees working as it is with them to manage how it is that the court for the long travel. So we are just bringing that all goes well. Logan curry's just missed out on a podium finish at the road world cycling championships in wollongong, the myth and ride of finished fourth in the under 23 individual time trial, 33 seconds behind the winner and 9 seconds on third, Carrie says the twisting nature of the course had its challenges. I don't know how to manage that. It's just try and punch out of every corner in our beach climb and keep the power on as much as possible. Couldn't run to numbers today, but I was pretty happy with her. I went. Carrie will also compete in Friday's road race. It's a cricket in the West Indies at 80 for 5 and the 23rd over, and they are rain delayed opening one day international, after getting sent in by the white fins at Antigua, the match has been reduced to 35 overs. And all blacks half back, Aaron Smith is calling on his teammates to embrace the pressure of chasing a title this week, the side have their first filled session of the week today as they prepare for the right be championship final round game against Australia at Aiden park with the blade is like cap secure for another year. Everything boils down to this weekend and we're going ourselves a shot and yeah, I'm pretty excited. Now the reviews done get the plans for this week and Helen. International rugby with access solutions elevating you and your business to a higher level. I'm Nick Julie, that's news talks he had been used and sport to 24 away from 7 might costing his next. Weather with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. Making its way to a maximum 20°, there is the chance of an afternoon or evening shower and northerly will turn southerly this evening. So overnight down to 8° before tomorrow a high of 13 rain, clearing to a mostly cloudy day. You're up to date, on news talks, it'd be. You still zippy Christchurch, time saber traffic. More to love with Mike piro real estate. Good morning now, looking across the city so far, it's been a very quiet morning traffic wise, roughly road, flubbing well at the moment northbound from memorial air. Lane road air light flows at the moment eastbound are punching Augusta, no delay in on widely, and Braun straight and rickety also both flowing well, but of course, if there's anything that we've missed any crashes or breakdowns, anything you'd like to update us on, give us a call on O 800 jammed. My period real estate limited licensed area AA 2008. Hearing from the newsmakers and the people they impact the Mike hosking breakfast with Bailey's real estate altogether better across residential commercial and rural on news talks it'd be. Glad you're on to this hi, Mike had to believe Robertson was the sharpest of blunt tools in the labor caucus, but yesterday's politicizing of the queen's funeral shows how low they will go, national release a short but direct presser on up until. Robinson then criticizes the release on the day the queen is being buried grant the world stock for the funeral, but not half a day beforehand. Granted to the in criticized national for releasing it on a full new days newsday smacks of arrogant desperation considering the significant Friday 5 p.m. releases of reports damning him and the government he sits him. And I'm glad you did that because a lot of the media just slavishly reported that without stating the obvious and there is no one's more famous. Then this government and the 5 o'clock Friday damp. No one. And acted the homework for the media who should have done the homework for themselves H bomb have hypocrisy last week labor. Did the exact same thing on the far larger scale, they dropped all COVID policies on the day who majesty passed away. Two years of policy disposed of at a time when the country is actually in mourning. If we go back a month, how about announcing Trevor millard's cushy diplomatic posting to Ireland 15 minutes before the 6 o'clock news? Dumping announcements concerning major constitutional reform like three waters and hypo on Friday afternoons or if we cast our minds back to the 1 p.m. update of the podium of truth, we can recall the time the government didn't announce that someone had escaped M IQ until after the prime minister had been giving her update, and she was safely away from the questioning media. Labor once claimed it was the most open honest and transparent government ever labors now so transparent we can see right through them. 22 minutes away from 7. I'm going back to the earth singing I'm going skiing in Europe this winter I've got bad news for you. Katherine field with the update shortly meantime back home at 22 minutes away from 7 sort of related to skiing actually in the climate more debate around our emissions trading scheme, climate commissioner broadcast spoken business and climate conference yesterday, said our current plan relies too heavily on planting trees. It allows companies to plant and pollute and doesn't help us keep up with the international efforts to keep warming levels down. Now the deputy director of the climate and energy finance group at otago university Sebastian Gehrig is Willis very good morning to you. Good morning, Mike. How are you going? Well, thank you. Does he have a point?
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"Heat pumps. What? With John Ryan funeral directors, continuing a family tradition since 1881. It needs to be sports good morning, New Zealand football boss, Andrew pregnant hopes the country's football fans take a rear chance to see their top men's players in action. The all lives will play the soccer rules for the first time in 11 years tomorrow night in Brisbane, the opener of a two league series that culminates at Auckland's Eden park on Sunday. Far too long, I mean, we're so close to each other. It does seem a bit crazy, of course, all our players are playing in the northern hemisphere, so there's a fair bit of logistics bringing them all back down here. But kiwi fans and Aussies as well deserve to see the top footballers playing at home. New Zealand's last home game was the world cap qualification play off against Purdue in November of 2017. Three New Zealand women's crews have advanced to the semifinals of the rowing world championships in the Czech Republic overnight and the lightweight double skulls quadruple skulls and coxless four that means quad have missed the semifinals finishing fourth in their rep. The Jamaican nipple tour of New Zealand remains mired by Visa issues travel woes, postponements, and a below strength team. The three test series is down to two, starting tonight in Auckland, the sunshine girls have recalled former internationals based in Australia to jury rigor squad near New Zealand's chief executive Jenny Wiley is preparing for a loss off course. Absolutely there will be a financial impact that hasn't been quantified yet. We need to be able to do that once we get through the series. But yeah, there will be an impact. We're yet to kind of do the wash up on that. Netball coverage with netball New Zealand keep up to date at netball in zid dot co dot in zid. And England have begun their first tour of Pakistan and 17 years with a 6 wicket 2020 cricket victory at Karachi, the tourists chased 160 with full bulls to spear across the border in mahali, Australia have beaten India by four wickets hunting 209 all rounder came green opened the betting and was awarded player of the match for 61 off 30 deliveries. International cricket with general finance dot co dot NZ for great secured Tim deposit rights. I'm Nick fueling. That's nice talks he'd be news and sports a 24 away from 8 hosking is next. Weather with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. Cloud increasing across this morning showers will also develop in clear later in the day sound delays dying out the same thing as Christchurch makes its way to a top of 13° in down to 5 tonight. 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Altogether better across residential commercial and rural on news talks it'd be. This morning after 8 o'clock at four 23 minutes away from it. Now the net still can't take the up until report. New issue is why no one's seen the report him he's not been shown it, so watch the never see the light of day approach hemp national party ludicrous relaxant is with a good morning. Morning Mike great to be with you. And could I find an MP in your caucus that would be unsettled by the fact that you haven't shown them the full up until report? No, we had a caucus meeting where I read them on the statements that we had and everybody was fully supportive and want to say I'm reinstated. So who is driving this? It's secret thing. Is this the media is concerned? Well, look, here's the deal. I mean, I wonder as many people genuinely to come forward, given they were serious and new allegations to do that, you've got to have a really confidential process and people agree in a trust us to do that. I involve Maria Jew based in the country to do the job. And then I ran my statements past you to make sure it's faithfully recommend representing those findings and being sensitive to people involved in it. Is there anything in there that if I read the report? In an unbiased fashion I go, that's interesting. I can see why I didn't make it public. No, I mean, what it is is you can imagine quite a lot of sensitivities and personal stuff involved, but the two things that I was looking for and have come through really clearly is Maria juke and quote that same didn't engage in the serious behavior that was alleged. And the second bet is that no one else came forward that considered themselves the victim of Sam's behavior beyond the King's College or the direction with the flatmate. And on that basis, you've got to say forgiveness second chances. This guy deserves to be back in parliament as an MP. You're aware this morning the woman and her father are not happy about this and they want the thing released as long as it's redacted. Would you consider that? No, because I think 14 other people involved and many others who made written submissions on the basis of confidentiality on the base of the report wouldn't be released. So Sylvia wood at president has been talking to those two complainants. And combine those investigation findings with them. But the basis by which people entered into this process was that they did so and high trust environment knowing that it would be confidential in the future. But did you get them to sign up to that based on the fact that that covers you off for releasing it publicly? No, no. Well, you know, it was just and we'll scrub your names out and know where it's more like a public and everyone can see it. Yeah, because basically people wouldn't come forward on that basis. Well, you know that. I don't investigation. Because the nature of these allegations are pretty personal and people who have from 20 years ago and people who want to be able to buy one as many people to contribute as possible to it. And that's what we achieved. We'll put it on them and say, look, if you're not prepared to come forward, that's fine, we're giving you the opportunity here are the rules of engagement. Take it or leave it. Yeah, and that's what we did. We said, look, I know you didn't. You said hey listen, if we keep it secret and quiet, you can sign up to this and we'll keep the details out of the public eye. That was the terms of engagement that you offered. No, I think what I'm saying to you is look, people participated on the investigation agreeing and trusting the report would be confidential because
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"Just a team of really hungry individuals I think who have a little bit of a point to prove and a little bit of a chip on their shoulder. I'm rich wine there's news talks they've been used and sport 5 past three the weekend collectors Nick. Sports with John Ryan funeral directors continuing a family tradition since 1881. Weather with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. Queer to watch 24/7 and the emit service forecast for Christchurch for the rest of Sunday will stay mainly fine at northeasterly breezes and we're down to a low of 7° tonight. Tomorrow high cloud with a few spots of rain possible, fresh northeast will ease in the evening. Tomorrow is high 21 with a low of 8 tomorrow night for Tuesday, cloud clearing and becoming fine in the afternoon, though, northeast easing in the afternoon and a high of 20. At a head to Wednesday, mostly cloudy with isolated channels developing in the afternoon, we still turn subtly in the morning. Wednesday's forecast high is 14°. So nothing the issues of the week, politics central on the weekend collective on news toxic B. I think it's gonna be you should say babe so we can't collect it with Tim roxburgh timber 12th long for another episode and Sundays mean that in just a moment we'll kick into politics central then from 4 o'clock we've got the health hub and it's one of those afternoons where we get the optometrist from specsavers on and they are here to answer your questions free of charge, oh 880 ten 80 that'll be from 4 o'clock so any issues that you have with your eyes with your eyesight make use of the free advice from 4 o'clock and then from 5 for smart money, we've got one of the team from harbor asset management, looking at how the New Zealand economy is faring with avoided recession, so what can we expect for the next few months as we wrap up 2022, but here's what's happening for politics central standing by and just a moment we've got Stephen Joyce former national party MP administer of fine art. He's written a piece about the COVID-19 rules being gone. So let the inquiry begin. So we're going to have a chair to him about that also. Those GDPs get his thoughts on that. Then we're going to go head to head a little bit after that. And talking about this press release, which has come out from the government about the protection of productive land, apparently over the last 20 years, about 35,000 hectares of highly productive land has been converted into residential development. Which doesn't seem to be the best situation. So whether or not this will be a good change, we will discuss that and get your thoughts and then later in the hour, I'll deputy political editor Jason walls will come to us live from Times Square in New York where the prime minister will be. And the UN as well. And how delicate things are with the situation with Russia and Ukraine given representatives of both those countries will be in New York, Jason wolff, before 4 o'clock. It's now 8 minutes past three. Politics central. Beer though, welcome along, how are you doing? I'm good, actually. Before the show I went to my daughter's school had a music recital because it's compulsory they learn an instrument. So when I watched some of the bands popping out some pumping out, well, I wouldn't say pumping out. I didn't see the whole show, of course. You know, nice to go along. Sitting in the same room as other parents, and they had kids. By and large, yes. Yes, but I mean, some of them have only been playing a musical instrument for less than 6 months, and they were in an ensemble and a way they go. Well, but more than 6 months. What's your door plane? She's playing the float. Oh yeah. It's a surprisingly tricky I can't get a note out of it. It's one of those things that she struggled with it for a bit, but now she's actually doing pretty well. But it's one of those instruments you think, I'll give that idea. And just keep blowing. And nothing comes out. And so yeah, she's a lot better than me. Good, good. I'm pleased she's got the food 'cause the flute's not like one of those ultra dorky ones. It's not the oboe, for example. Well, actually, the oboe, that's a beautiful answer. You're a fan of the other. Stunning. A stunning instrument. And actually, of interesting known factors that oboe players make the best kisses. Apparently, because the amber shop, very good. Good, good control. Good ambition. All right, well that's fantastic. Not exactly political news. Let's crack into some politics now. Tim and Tim. And Steven Joyce has mentioned just a moment ago, former national party AMP administrative finance and he joins us now to talk about an article which is he has written this is about COVID-19 rules that now that they're gone that the inquiry should begin Steven Joyce. Good afternoon. Absolutely. How are you? Good, thanks for joining us. In a way, Steven, now that we've had the COVID restrictions lifted. I've since with some people, they're sort of like, oh, let's just move on. How important is it that we have COVID inquiry and how soon? I think it's hugely important. And while we, while it's all still front and center and fresh, I think, because this is a massive thing that's happened to the country in the last two and a half years, the decisions that have had to be made or have been made, depending on your viewpoint. They have been more intrusive and more impactful on people's lives. As a result of this virus and probably anything else we can remember as a country anyway, there were certainly some big things in Christchurch, but for the whole country. Across the course, we had an inquiry commission of inquiry after the Christ the earthquakes. We had a commission inquiry into pike river and this I think is hugely important to have one just to a lot of people say it's a political perspective, either I shouldn't have one because of what it might be a worry for the government or I should have one because the opposition wants to feast on it. But actually, I think it's much more important to have one so that we carefully learn the lessons for the future, because some of the stuff we've never done before. What sort of questions do you should it should there be any limitations on the scope? How would you define it what questions? Well, I think one of the challenging things, well, I think it's got to be a lessons learned type scope, right? So what we do in the future, what will we do the same and what we do differently? Sadly, there's a pretty good chance that we'll strike another pandemic. At some point in the future, we will hear what we definitely will have on it sometime. We could even have a variant of this virus as early as say next winter. Hopefully not. And then of course it might be able to a hundred years. But actually, there's a whole bunch of things. I mean, one of the things that really interests me is the school closures and mask wearing on young people's education. Now, everybody's got serious. And but what are we good really important to get some empirical analysis and some of that still being collected right? But I think that's a really important one.
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"A tough day for him. He is disappointed, and it was just a couple of small things, but that's how close it is. A couple of small things go wrong on a trip like that and your world down the leaderboard. Place the manager Brendan Rodgers can see that he could be in the firing line after another heavy Premier League defeat. The fox is a bottom of the table after a 6 two thumping at Tottenham leaves them without a win in just one point from 7 games. When games. So I totally understand that I understand the frustrations of supporters and whatever so yeah, I can't hide from that as my responsibility with the scores. Spirits are labeled with men city who outclassed wolves three zero at the top of the table. In headlines, new Zealand's been outclassed 5 nearby Finland and the Davis Cup tennis time Helsinki and the Sydney swans have won an epic preliminary final 95 94 over collingwood to reach the AFL grand final against geelong. I met Brown that's news talk to be news and sport to 6 pound state. Sport with John Ryan funeral directors continuing a family tradition since 1881. Weather, with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. The main service forecast for Christchurch for Sunday, areas of frost or low cloud this morning otherwise are mainly fine day with northeast developing this morning. Today's high 14 where the low of 7 tonight. Tomorrow, high cloud with a few spots of very impossible, fresh northeasterly easing and the evening, tomorrow's high 21° with low of 8 tomorrow night for Tuesday, partly cloudy, but isolated showers developing in the evening, north lease in the afternoon and high of 20. Wayne stay mostly cloudy isolated showers, southwesterly, and a high 14°, and for Tuesday, rain clearing, but remaining cloudy, southwesterly, and 13. Whether it's a full Renault or just fixing up the fence. Peter's got you covered with all the tricks of the trade, the resident builder, with Mitsubishi, heavy industries, innovation is in their DNA. Call 8 180 ten 80 news talks it'd be. Your new toxic big Rebecca, good morning, paid Wolfcamp resident builder with you this morning, so just in the last year of the program, we had quite a discussion around the extinction of potentially non consented work or work not requiring a building consent under schedule one of the act and so I've just put up a link on my Facebook page for those of you on social media if you just search for Peter Wolfgang resident builder, you'll find it there. There's a link to an online tool. You can find the online tool directly by simply typing in Ken I build it dot gov dot in Z and it leads you through essentially a flow chart is to what you can build underneath within the scope of this new schedule one of the I've also I've just been doing a whole lot of stuff reading because I need to update my LPP. License is a licensed building practitioner you have to re licensed every year and you have to prove learning. Every two years, so I've been catching up on a bit of reading, which I do, fairly regularly anyway, and then one of the guidances that was released via the information sent out to lbp to license building practitioners about current building issues. So in the code words magazine, actually, this one's from October 2020. Neil, you're not going to feel great about this if you're still listening. So basically some guidance for lbp's around these changes to schedule one of the building act, the exemptions cover a wide range of building projects on reading from the document now. Both rule and urban settings, they include a number of projects, including detached, stand-alone builders, porches, verandas, carport, solar panels, it should mean that around 9000 fewer consents will need to be applied for each year and homeowners will save a combined $18 million in costs. This is obviously some theory. One of the new exemptions we're homeowners will more than likely need the help of experts is the construction of a detached stand-alone building such as sleep out. There's more information here. It talks about the type of that and then in the third paragraph, a closer look at sleep outs. Of course, all of the sleep outs will still need to meet the building code. It's important to remember that building the building consent process is only one part of the legal requirements for building a sleep out. All of the usual requirements around the durability of materials district planning, location of services and boundary restrictions still apply. This means a sleep out must be at least its own height away from a boundary, which will preclude many suburban homes from building to the maximum 30 m² without a consent, unless they want it right in the middle of their lawn. So that was that document came out 2020. Like I said, I've put up the link on my Facebook page, have a look at that. The other thing, if you're cruising
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"Sport to 5 and a half past 11 John McDonald is next. You told zip Christchurch, time saber traffic. Rose skull to leave nothing to chance with your home security, go to morning now Jon sarode at southbound approaching Soyuz arms a light to moderate run, again on glennon rode eastbound approaching matterport straight in Rome straight eastbound between Barrington and Antigua if you're coming in on the northern motorway you've got no delays. Keeping kente and safe and secure for 52 years, Ross gulch, dot co dot ensued. A bankers on it for time saver traffic. Weather with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. Daddy with a few sponsored rain for your Monday fine for this afternoon that high cloud hanging about fresh northeasterly will ease across the afternoon as we make our way to a top of 21°, then down to 8° tonight tomorrow Tuesday, the highest 20 cloudy but clearing to become a fine afternoon. At the moment, it's 14° with thanks to smart grass, the artificial grass that looks like the real thing, Canterbury mornings with John McDonald with you now. Talking the issues you care about. Every morning, with John McDonald and smart grass, unofficial one that looks like the real thing use talks it be. It is past 11 our numbers are 882 90 and we are here till midday if you have just joined us. Good idea, good decision. You'd have a whole lot better from here, trust me. The last out we've had crisis middle candidate film major with a he's been taking calls and has been all sorts of things discussed. I thought it was interesting that he told us that Pauline cottage would be his choice for deputy mayor based on the current council lineup and then next Tuesday. David mites will be in with us as well to take your course. So that's next week and that's what's been on the show for the past hour. The first hour came to revisit what we started with this morning. I'll tell you what. So we at all story, you've got two mangrove mob members in court for sentencing on drugs charges. They both played a guilty to supplying a class a drug, which was methamphetamine in the sky. Guilty position for supply and participating in an organized criminal group. And one of them also admitted an additional charge of manufacturing methamphetamine. So they turned up for sentencing. In the sense the judge decided to do my read about this over the weekend, sending his judge decided that he would take into account the terrible childhoods, both of these guys at hand. And for the first guy he gave a 25% discount on sentence. On account of his childhood. And then the other guy gave him a 15% discount on his sentence. On account of his childhood. And that was on top of and now the 25% taken off for the early guilty place. Which meant that it had quite a lot of 45% discount on the sentence from maximum sentence to what the gut was a 45% discount. And so the question line from put out this morning that we were discussing in the first hour of the show is with you think we are great with the judge that a person's childhood should be a factor. In determining how long someone spends in prison if they commit a serious crime, or whether you're like me. And do you think someone's childhood is taught to be irrelevant? When it comes to making them face the consequences of getting involved in serious criminal activity, and we heard from one person in the first hour of the show, she didn't have the greatest of childhood to self sexually abused. Issues other issues within the family and she said that she could have very easily gone off the rails. But she didn't. And she agreed with me that it was so wrong that someone should get a discount on a prison sentence. Because of what they went through as a child. Some very happy to keep pursuing that conversation if you weren't able to get through in the first hour or you've just joined us. We'd love to hear what you've got to say. Look, you might have been beside you. Listen, regularly, I think it's terribly sad that people end up in gangs and that young people have seemed to think they have no other option, but to become a prospect, go into gang life, down the track, end up dealing drugs, manufacturing methamphetamine like these guys did. Terribly sad. But surely when someone gets to the point of being an adult, they can't what's the word for it. A troubled childhood to get a reduced sentence. When they come out serious crimes like these two did. So what do you think? Oh, 880 ten, are you happy for judges to consider someone's childhood when sentencing them to prison? What do you think it's totally irrelevant? I think it's totally irrelevant. What about you? Oh, 800. 80 ten ID is our number. Give us a call. 5 X four 8 O dating B 100 V belt, one of the many parts ranger carries. It's also the item that helped rob carry the day. 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"Tough battle. So the all blacks and barks 5 have 14 points with Ian foster's cider hit on points differential. The all black host Australia at Eden park next weekend before the box entertain Argentina in durban. International rugby with exes solutions elevating you and your business to a higher level. New Zealand Davis Cup captain Kelly Evan turned his offer a brutal assessment as to where our players are at after their 5 zero drubbing by Finland and Helsinki world number 51 Emile Russo spearheaded the finished success, ruthlessly dispatching rookies caramel panu and Isaac beecroft, Evans's rusev Ori was scary in the way he was able to dominate. And there are out there and they're playing the best point they can possibly play and then I'd make it any headwind. Over and over and over again and they see that and they see the multiple consistency. They see the movement aspect. They see the power aspect. New Zealand now face a world group one playoff tie early next year in a bid to avoid relegation to group two. Tennis with game on turf your sports and school services covered. Is anyone need a brilliant show jumping face to make the team's podium at the world of ending championships in Rome for the first time since 2010, a poor cross country face from Clark Johnston on Menlo Park has seen New Zealand remain fourth overall, but just under 8 penalty points behind Great Britain and third. Tim price on Fargo is the best of the kiwis in 7th, and debutante Monica Spencer's 12th on mechs are now priced 16th on McLaren. Clack Johnston has dropped to 60 F I mean like park and spent his years, it was a tough day for him. He is disappointed and it was just a couple of small things, but that's how close it is a couple of small things go wrong on a tough trip like that and your world down the leaderboard and despite scoring 6 tries in a resounding 38 12 whenever Cruella, south Sidney coach Jason Dmitri was far from hippie. The rebels are through to an NRL preliminary final against penrith next weekend about demetria says at times they were guilty of getting overexcited. But we were fine in space. And that was creating a bit more excitement in us and we'll probably pushing it out that pan earth if we give them that kind of ball they'll lock us in our own end and they'll make it near impossible to get off their troll on so we got to address that. In our coverage with pit stop, sign up to $100 with September's break special. I met Brown that's news talks he'd been used in sport to 6 pounds 11 Francesca radke's next. Sports with John Ryan funeral directors continuing a family tradition since 1881, all the opinion you need from a voices you trust. Is this money had been spent paying teachers more so that they stayed here, we wouldn't have to try to convince them to come back and then probably what's going to happen is we're still going to have to pay them more anyway. So that's $24 million worth just waste. The relinquishing of these COVID rules, it's a fantastically interesting study into the power of fear in control and experiment we were all part of whether we knew it or not. I can not get it behind us fast enough and move on the stories that matter to you. News talks it be. Weather, with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. The bit service forecast for Christchurch for Sunday, areas of frost or low cloud this morning, otherwise are mainly fine day with northeast as developing this morning. Today's high 14 were the low of 7 tonight. Tomorrow, high cloud with a few spots of very impossible, fresh northeasterly easing and the evening, tomorrow's high 21° for the low of 8 tomorrow night for Tuesday, partly cloudy, but isolated showers developing in the evening, northeast easting in the afternoon and a high of 20. Wayne stay mostly cloudy isolated showers, southwesterly, and a high 14°, and for Tuesday, rain clearing, but remaining cloudy, southwest, easing, and 13. Sunday with style, the Sunday session with Francesca rontgen and wit calls for the best selection of great raids. He is talks at bay. I've been just in my soul for a day 'cause I need so much more hey Holly Smith has been around on the local music scene for 20 odd years we all recognize that voice she's got several number one albums and numerous awards to her name, but did you know it was growing up in Auckland that Holly was first introduced to music through the city's blues and jazz scene. In fact, the song you are listening to here, some person is a bit of a sneak peek at Holly's jazz, a song that she record in Brazil with these zimbo trio. The song will be part of Holly Smith sings jazz, which is coming to the civic this week, as part of a cabaret season, and Holly joins me in studio. Good morning. Hey, at the civic. How wonderful is it to perform in the civic? I love civic. It would be my favorite. I wish it was cheaper for me to play them more often. This is a bit of a return to your roots then. How, you know, you did quite a bit of jazz growing up. Is that right? Yeah, so I chose to go to northcote college on the shore because of the sort of significantly famous jazz kind of program that they get there under the leadership of these guys singer, who was the head of music in he had an amazing reputation and everyone who's gone through northcote college under him of, you know, I've become pretty successful through these things. Life in Haiti has been one of them. It was obviously joining me with this show. Cameron Allen, up number of jazz musicians who have cancer in North Carolina and to him. So yeah, I started singing when I was 13. Joined the northcote college big band, so I was doing Jason big band performances as well as establishing a smaller combo group that I had. So we had a lot of success through toad on a JS festival that initial just festival and went over to mainly several times for the jazz festival over the so yeah, it was a really, really great encouraging kind of place to be for me, especially with school and being in different kind of genres of music that I was including, you know, like sort of more blows and JS type styles. It's so awesome hearing about people coming out of school who had that one teacher who was so influential. I think always if I shouldn't say this, but you don't hear their lot. You know, quite lucky to have had that experience. Yeah, I was super lucky throughout school. I had several really good teachers. I think if it wasn't for me, my definitely wouldn't be where I am today, but they specifically took me under his wing was still very close friends. We see each other often and he'll, I'm sure be coming to the show as well. The appearance of your father into jazz? No, dad was more blows and rock. So he was blues and rock guitar. So that was around. I mean, to be fair, I actually, when I first went to a singing coach, but I was thinking teacher, she was sort of helping me with where and just basically warm ups and stuff. And she said, you know, she's like, what kind of music do you like? I'm like, oh, you know, I love James Brown. Like right now, and like it James and really hold on, and she's like, okay, so like jazz sort of stuff. Because she was a jazz singer. So being all of a sudden it went from more of the blues type stuff that I like. I didn't do really standard jazz songs. But it was a really great way to learn singing, you know, just her technique involved in. I used to not really listen to too much vocalists, so mostly
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"Explains their position. I don't actually think it's their role to get in the path of sanctions. That is world Nepal's decision to make one side better look at what's played out around the series. Half the Jamaican team arrive in New Zealand today, the remainder turn up tomorrow. New Zealand has secured middles that the world of inching championships for the first time in 12 years Tim price on falco has taken bronze just outside Rome, a clear show jumping round, lift him with 26.2 penalties overall, three behind winner yasmin ingham of Britain, the team with the addition of Janelle price and tenth and debutante Monica Spencer in 21st, also earned bronze behind winners Germany and the United States. Clarke Johnston was 51st and individual competitor, Amanda ponge, was 35th. I'm no beauty. That's news talks he'd be news and sport to 6 passed 6 by costing his next. Weather with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. 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The Mike hosking breakfast with radius care, caring is our calling. Use talks hip. Good morning and welcome 7 past 6 today back to London on the eve of the funeral, more alarm in the aged care sector over the danger of the lack of staff and can, and we're going to look at these culture reports for gang members that see the jail sentences reduced. We've got the new moves on productive land of course to stop the urban sprawls 7 guy talk the sport in the commentary box Richard Angela Marie olds. They joined the gang as well. Now the question around gender and sport is do we want to debate this honestly, all with the go to mechanism of the age wokeness and denial. We've got to study. From the university of technology in Sydney published in the British journal of sports medicine arguing that scheduling of major sporting events is 6th. Treating women's finals as a warmup event to the means sends a message this second class citizens very might have sort of stopped this. Now the key weakness in their argument is basically exemplified by one of their examples. They say at the 2016 Olympics, the Rio Olympics 25 hours of competition with scheduled for means of ints on the Sunday of prime time viewing versus two for the women. The keywords there are would have thought a prime time. The argument over pay and reward can be added to this debate as well as you'd like. And what the people who do these studies never want to say or admit is sport at the highest level has very open, honest instruction criteria. Those who earn the most, get the most and that applies to funding, wages, and time on the telly. Scheduling based on gender, like paying based on gender, is a falsehood because what the public wants pays the bills. Occasionally women's sport does brilliantly, of course, the England women's football team in the Euros brought the nation to a standstill. I think we'll take as a nation ini middle in the Olympic Games doesn't matter what the gender is, but professional sport generally is paid for by ticket sales, bums on seats and broadcast rides. And broadcast rights are paid for based on the numbers that watch, we watch more men sport than women's. Will that change? Good at change, hopefully so, but for now it hasn't. So we are sky TV recently for ratings around the black films Australia games. It took them two days to drum up the most tragic press release I've seen in a while, a full page that said essentially nothing, and certainly didn't contain the answer to the simplest of questions how many people watched. And they didn't tell us, well, they tried to fudge it because guess what? The numbers aren't that good. Yes, girls seeing women play will help. Yes, women winning will help. But as we grow these sports, let's try and be a little bit on a show. We about the realities and what funds them. A means final is scheduled after a women's final because of the bottom line because of the numbers, because of the fact that what pays the bill, not academics, arguing a gender ideology. News of the world in 90 seconds. Now, the cues are not abated all weekend. The atmosphere was, it was surreal. It's something that I've never felt in my lifetime, and I'm pleased I was able to make it with my daughter. Even though it was a 12 hours wave, it was so worth it. I don't know where else I would be on a Sunday. Is it possible we might have hit? A little too much coverage. When it comes to events like yesterday's vigil, where Harry's there in his uniform, people are able to see the dynamic between him and William, it adds almost something of a soap opera drama to the coverage that people can't help but find fascinating. One is clear as they've come from far and wide and all walks of life. What we're seeing, of course, is the arrival of President Biden by seeing multiple arrivals of heads of state. And that just shows the diversity of her majesty the Queen. How much she cared for everybody and how she always said people matter, whoever they are, people matter. Just in the archbishop is optimistic. She's going to unite more global leaders, hospital than at any point in human history. That is perhaps a moment. I hope and pray that they will reflect on their own leadership. Meantime states are at the migrant miss we told you about last week where Ron DeSantis had a Florida was flying them up to Martha's Vineyard and dumping them. That's caught the attention of Gavin Newsom out western California and Ron DeSantis is doing is disgrace. It's almost monstrous, and I say that not lightly. I say that quite thoughtfully. He's got kids. I have kids. You saw those young girls with backpacks, no older than his children. And now he's using it to fundraise. Ron's having none of that. The governor of California sent a letter to the Department of Justice saying, you need to prosecute Texas and Florida governors and all I can say is I think his hair gel is interfering with his brain function. Finally, what are Yellen's retiring from movie business he's 86 these days since he's going to stop filmmaking after completing his 50th feature film, which will be a French film titled wasp 22. Production due to start in a couple of weeks from Paris, players to spend his twilight years writing and enjoying life that we all. He made as directorial dibu back in 66 what's up Tiger lily's won 14 Oscars ten best as two Golden Globes, midnight in Paris is very good if you haven't seen it by the way. Let's use the world in 90. By the way, if you feel a bit down about the economy at the moment, we'll talk a bit more about that this morning because this develop over the weekend of great note. You feel a bit down, I can tell you that Argentina's Central Bank, they've lifted their benchmark interest rate just the 550 basis points to 75%. Inflation, once again, there is the problem as it is here and all over the world, their inflation currently running at just a tick over 80%. Now that 550 basis points follows the 950 basis points in August. So you feel better about that now, don't you? 12 past 6. My name is Joanne. This is my father. I know what is happening with my body. I won't be able to take care of myself. When the time comes to get more support for your parents, care can help you find qualified caregivers nearby. What would help me is if they could be somebody there that could check in
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"Are mandated to hear under all of these different agencies. Are you talking for good morning? The spring box looked good snapped out in Argentina fight back late in the second half of this morning's rugby championship test in Buenos Aires. The box looked headed for a comfortable win after they led 22 6 and a half time, having scored three unanswered drives. That reduced to 13 men after two yellow cards. The pumas then scored two quick tries with 15 minutes remaining to set up a grandstand finish. The box lid 22 20, but they've just scored through Damian DL Endy to extend to 29.2 2020 with 5 minutes remaining. Wellington kept in duper secret fees hailing his sides best performance of the season after winning the rainforest shield of hawkes bay, the magpies 14 match tenure is over after a 1912 defeat by the lines in Napier, saying it was a complete effort. I think if we look at the 80 minute performance, it's probably our most clinical all season. And we knew we had to do something like that or similar to win at the end of the day. So just really proud of the boys. I think that one try to have a second half was the difference. Wellington's first defense will be against waikato Nick's Saturday bunnings in PC coverage with kina's high here to make your job easy. You said we need a strong show jumping performance if I had to make the podium and the teams have entered the world of inching champs in Rome, the kiwi set forth after the cross country phase less than two rails behind Great Britain, then price 7th Monica Spencer 12th, Janelle priced 16th in the individual standings, Spencer says her horse max performed superbly. Is through the flag and he trusted me the whole way and throw his hat in front of him. And I'm really pleased with him. Very good boy. And despite scoring 6 tries in a resounding affiliate 12 went over Cornell, south coach Jason Demetrius far from happy. The rebels are through to an inaugural preliminary final against penrith next weekend, but the matriarch says their times they were guilty of getting over excited. I felt like we were fine in space. And that was creating a bit more excitement in us and we were probably pushing it. I know that Penn rest if we give them that kind of ball they'll lock us in our own end and they'll make it near impossible to get off their troll on so we got to address that. In our coverage with pit stop save up to a $100 with September's break special. And Tottenham's threshed bottom side Leicester 6 two to join Manchester City at the top of the English Premier League table. Sonia men scored a second half hat trick for the Londoners in the two 17 points to clear of arsenal who had a game in hand. Earlier men's city dispatched wolves three zero, Newcastle and Bournemouth fought out a one all draw. I met Brown, that's news talks had been used in sport to 6 past 9 Francesca rudkin as next. Sports with John Ryan funeral directors continuing a family tradition since 1881. Simon Barnes and James Daniels. If you were to write yourself a dream husband, what would you give yourself? Probably a night. What would you be? What would you be? I'd give myself I don't know. Probably a 9. It's dreaming. I'm going to try to pull it back Tuesday. 12 to 4 p.m.. Simon Barnett and James Daniels afternoons. Youth talks at B weather, with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. The best service forecast for Christchurch for Sunday, areas of frost or low cloud this morning, otherwise are mainly fine day with northeast developing this morning. Today's high 14 where the low of 7 tonight. Tomorrow, high cloud with a few spots of very impossible, fresh northeast easing and the evening, as far as high 21° for the low of 8 tomorrow night, for Tuesday, partly cloudy, but I started showers developing in the evening, north lease in the afternoon, and a high of 20. Wednesday mostly cloudy isolated showers, southwesterly, and a high 14°, and for Tuesday, rain clearing, but remaining cloudy, southwest, easing, and 13. Welcome to the Sunday session with Francesca rudkin and wickles for the best selection of great raids use talks at me. Good morning, welcome to the Sunday session I'm Francesca bad can with you until midday. Well, Melanie Chisholm also known as Mel C or sporty spice as my guest this morning. She has finally written a memoir called who I am, my story. About her extraordinary career as a member of the Spice Girls as one of the UK's most successful solo female artists and more recently an award winning reward nominated star of musical theater. It has been one heck of a ride and amazing career that are also came. At a great personal cost. Mel C, sorry spice shares her story about the reality of belonging to one of the most iconic girl groups of all time, after ten, this morning. The Auckland live kebara season is in full flight of performing at the end of the week at the civic and Auckland as the amazing Holly Smith. She's teamed up with Nathan Haines and Jonathan Crawford for a night of central heart rendering renditions from the likes of Joni Mitchell, Billie Holiday Peter Gabriel and Nina Simone, along with some new originals. It's been a tumultuous couple of years for Holly Smith and has had quite an impact on her approach to life. We're going to catch up this morning, after 11. And of course, your most welcome to takes any time this morning 9 to ten 92 standard text costs apply. The Sunday session right, there's been a lot going on this week. Hundreds of thousands of people have code for hours to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II and all eyes have been on the royal family as people look for early signs of how King Charles will fear on the throne. The New Zealand economy grew 1.7% over the last quarter, meaning with technically avoided a recession, the all blacks beat the wallabies in a controversial game, which has the whole rugby world talking, and Roger Federer, the gentleman of tennis, announced his retirement at age 41. But the news which picked my curiosity was a wiki sci-fi story that sounded like it was straight out of a Hollywood blockbuster. If it was April 1st, I would have read the article twice looking for clues it was a prank. So, on September 27th, NASA plans to crash a $330 million spacecraft into an asteroid to see if the impact will alter its course. Now this isn't just a bit of fun on behalf of NASA's engineers in certain as it's actually a very difficult mission, but it has a simple purpose. To learn how to deflect an asteroid of one is discovered to be on a collision course with earth. So the asteroid getting the nudge from the dart craft, which stands for double asteroid redirection test. It's called dimorphos. Do I offer to be a 160 meter wide moonlet at its circling a bigger asteroid? Did he mos? The craft will hit the asteroid traveling at four
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"Think it's Winston raid. Wax captain Winston raid has announced his retirement from international football. Jason pine reports. Raid will call it a day after Sunday's homecoming game against Australia at Eden park. He burst onto the scene at the 2010 World Cup, scoring the light goal against Slovakia, which in the old watch their first ever WorldCat point. Raid went on to play over 200 times for West Ham United as well as having spells with sporting Kansas City and Brentford. He's played 32 times for New Zealand, nearly half of those as captain. On the scene has been the policy for the all blacks as they poured over the bleeders low cup escape in Melbourne. They've started the week with their usual review ahead of the rematch at Eden park on Saturday, playmaker Bolden Barrett says it was an upfront session as I tried to figure out how they went for them leading by 18 to trailing late. There are some shots fired in there and a good opportunity for us to look in the mirror at ourselves and our prep getting a little bit complacent when you've got a lead like we had. International rugby with exes solutions elevating you and your business to a higher level. Break is kept in Tom ever crombie has arrived back in New Zealand after a freak injury in the side to preseason game against the bullets and Brisbane last night. Ever crumby started the match but played just 46 seconds before suffering an eye injury and didn't return to the court, reports across the tasman claim he suffered a torn retina in his left eye after being caught by a stray arm, ever crumby will be assist in Auckland this afternoon. I'm Kate wells, it's news talks he'd been news and sport with wet and forget the official outdoor cleaner for Eden park. It's 5 past four, Andrew Dickens is next. Sports with John Ryan feudal directors continuing a family tradition since 1881. You've told zippy Christchurch time saber traffic. They're here for clever cats, download the Tiger trade app. Good afternoon now starting with widely amp at the moment it is heavy southbound approaching Lincoln, roughly road also a bit of a heavy patch near heating northbound as you're approaching Haywood and eastbound on a bronze rate the usual heavy yet traffic there from Barrington straight through to simian and Papua, a similar story of tibia at the moment hitting northbound as you're approaching heat and straight. Tiger trade, a four investors like you, buying and selling stocks anytime of the day. I'm Jack Anderson. That's time saver traffic. Weather with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. With a watch 24/7 and emit service forecast for Christchurch for the rest of Monday, fine with some high cloud fresh northeast sleeves easing and tonight's slow 7°. Tomorrow cloudy, it will clear them become fine in the afternoon. Northeast easing in the afternoon and high of 19 allow of 7 again tomorrow night. Wednesday, rain, clearing in the evening, but remaining cloudy with Southwest seas and high of 13°. For Thursday, rain clearing in the morning, but remaining cloudy again with light winds in a hive to attain and adhere to Friday a cloudy day with northeasterly and a forecast high of a 12. Getting the information you need on your drive home. It's Andrew Dickens on hither duplessie Allen drive, with Vodafone business, reimagining how technology connects us, news talks it be. Good afternoon. Good afternoon, it is the 19th of September 2022, our interdictions are welcome on in. To drive a happy birthday to Heather for yesterday. So she's having a long weekend and who can blame it. On the program, today it's the queen's funeral at 10 o'clock tonight, monarchy, New Zealanders with us in about a minute's time. We'll also talk to TV and said, Jordan Rudd, who started work today at 3 a.m., London time, this is going to be a very big day. NPC, up until has been reinserted to the national caucus following an independent investigation, did Christopher alexand handel his first errant MP crisis will talk to Bridget Morton. And if you've already been charged a cleaning fee, how much cleaning should your Airbnb host expect you to do before you leave? But look at this fixing issue as well. It's all still to come over the next three hours at 7 and a half before. News talk said B you can text me on two BCB that's 92 92. You can email Dickens at New York City at B dot co dot in Z so the question I have today is why New Zealand and so often seems not to consider the future when we make all our decisions. Of course the torchbearer for a future blindness was the Auckland harbor bridge that opened with four lanes and within two years it needed to be doubled in size. I mean, imagine back then, imagine if you opened up a bridge with say ten lanes and some rail lines and a cycle way. How good will would that be? Well, bridge like that didn't exist. It is a Sydney harbor bridge which opened in the 19 30s when Sydney had a million people. That was a project that acknowledged the future. They had cities grow that you will need more infrastructure, or can have a bridge did not even think about the future, all that cared about was today's budget. So, the disease have not considering the future is Beck. And I talk about this debate about cities swallowing productive family and for sprawling city housing. Now this whole thing is a no brainer, a policy need to stop over and sprawl. I am not sure that people understand how little of New Zealand can be found. It's just under half a million hectares. Now, a more sobering way to put that is that that's about 1.8% of our total land. A lot of New Zealand's land is rubbish. It's very pretty rocks with snow on it and swamps and deadlands. Less than 2% of our land is what they call arable, which means you can plant crops in it, or you can turn it into pasture land. Now, this is why we have farmed sheep. Sheep will live anywhere and can live on the more marginal limb that isn't part of that number. And this is why we spend a fortune creating pasture land for count. It's because we don't have a lot of land on the shaky islands. And even more sobering statistic is that in 1990, 10% of our land was considered arable. 10% of the available land considered arable. 30 years on, we have lost 8% of that land that our economy is based on. That land is now under houses. We've gone from 10% arable to 1.8% arable in 30 years. Growing land for crops is precious. Houses, you can grow them on anything. But we don't seem to grasp that. And with the housing crisis stretching into its third decade, we constantly hear refrains at the rural urban boundary needs to go. That our cities need to sprawl that we need to put houses on lovely productive volcanic land, but that will kill the goose that lays the golden egg. Because our economy is dependent on family and if we can't sprawl though, then where the new house is going to come from. And I guess the only way is up. To intensify, but we already know that. We already know that there is immense resistance to that as well. So look, it's time to get real. The future is calling. We need our farmland. We need more houses. We've got to start making decisions for the way our communities looking 30 years time rather than our immediate concerns and also start realizing that things are always changing. News talks it be we're on the countdown to the queen's funeral. And what an event this is going to be a televisual feast, the biggest thing that has ever come out of Great Britain. Possibly the biggest thing in the world. There's an awful lot happening. We will try and keep you up with all of it. So more than 2000 guests are expected to attend the queen's funeral at Westminster every tonight. Yes, if your invitation got lost in the mail, you can of course still tune in on a thousand different services and watch the service on our state TV TV one from 10 p.m.. Yes, I lost my invitation as well. We all did. We're in the same boat.
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"Into New Zealand for the summer. It concerned gangs are growing faster than our police force. New figures reveal an increase of 184 gang members since the 31st of June. The act party says, during that same period, only 60 more police officers have been hired, act party police spokesperson Chris Bailey says he thinks the government has the wrong attitude towards gangs. The whole ideology of going easy on gangs, science not the default, giving them an excuse to behave the way they do is filter down and they almost act with impunity. Police minister Chris hipkins is the national gang list is not statistically reliable. A new expo is electrifying Christchurch. Residents considering making the switch to an electric vehicle or EV are getting the chance to scope out the largest range of electric vehicles over this weekend. His Courtney winter. More than 50 battery evas are on display at the tape charge expo in the city's to pie convention center today. They will be better electric cars. And motorcycles on show council resource efficiency manager Kevin crunch Lee says people need to be encouraged to make the shift to zero emission transport. On road, petrol and diesel transportation make up nearly 36% of Christ church's emissions. News talks hit the sport, Canterbury remains on top of the NPC conference after a 44 39 win over county's Monaco at home. Auckland have a 7 three advantage over tasman midway through the first half of their game at Eden park. Wellington coach Leo Crowley acknowledges they face formidable challenges trying to wrestle the shield off hawke's bay in Napier tonight. The magpies defend the log of wood for the 15th time this tenure, Crowley says they're like men possessed. I can't remember the team that had the shield before hawks bay they seemed to have had it for so long. Now that's a clear credit to them obviously and the fact they're so hard to beat at home. They play test match rugby and hulk's bay. Kick-offs at 5 past 7, bunnings NPC with kennards higher here to make your job easy. Former wallaby drew Mitchell is disappointed by the lack of empathy shown by New Zealanders following Australia's heartbreaking bladder's low cup rugby loss to the all blacks. The all blacks scored the winning try with the last play of the game after Australian first 5 Bernard foley was pinged by the referee for time wasting. The decision sparked mixed reaction across the board, Mitchell says not too long ago, the all blacks were wanting empathy from fans and media after their series lost to Ireland. It's a pretty clear lack of empathy from their supporters and even head coaching foster and the rest of them as well. So ironic. International rugby with access solutions elevating you and your business to a higher level. The rabbit holes and tend on bringing plenty of passion into lights in our old semi final encounter with a shark in Sydney. The winner will play the Panthers next week for a spot on the grand final. South Sydney go in off the back of their hectic romp home over arch rivals the roosters, coach Jason dimitrio, says they'll use their feelings as fuel. There is a motion you can't hard from it this time of year. There's a lot of stake in if you're not bringing a motion to the game, you're not going to get yourself to the place you need to get to kick off at ten tonight in our ill coverage with pit stop, save up to $100 with September's break special. That's used to be news and sports to 6 past 5, we're back with the weekend collective. Sports with John Ryan funeral directors continuing a family tradition since 18 81. Weather, with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. With watch 24/7 and take a look at your forecast for Christchurch, expect some evening clown tonight with this evening's low dropping down to 2°, a hit to Sunday, mainly fine with areas of frost and low cloud in the morning and all these leagues also expected to develop throughout the morning as well. You're high for the day at the moment on Sunday, sitting at 14° with your overnight low dropping down to 7, and they're looking ahead at two Monday, expect some high cloud with a few spots of rain possible, fresh northeasterly, expected to ease into the evening, and then assign from there to your high on Monday at the moment, sitting at about 19° into over 9 low expected to drop down at two 7. Keeping you safe. Thanks to the parent squad on the weekend collective called O 880 ten 80 on news talks. It's useful to be in the weekend collective with Tim rolls from Tim beverage. And Saturdays from 5 o'clock until 5 45 and when we do our sporting rep, it means it's time for the parent squad we talk different parenting issues. We love hearing from you on O 880 ten 80. And we love hearing from our special guests too. So this week, doctor Anna Martin returns to the program, she's a clinical therapist. She specializes in helping out children adolescents, adults, she also does couples therapy. She is the founder of what's known as the and disciplined method. She's a mom and a stepmom. And she joins us now, doctor Anna, hello. Hello. Hi. Oh, good. And you've been keeping yourself out of mischief in the last little while. Yes, yes. What about you? Oh, sorry, I just said to switch the mic off there because Tim had it. Tim had a coughing fit I'm not going to try and pretend not just yet. That's why when silent for a second. I was hiding it, but unfortunately, like a lot of people, there have been just an awful lot of bugs this off season. Anyway, so I'm battling the bugs, but we're getting through. I've had the coughing fit and now we're back in business. Okay, well, one of the things we wanted to talk about with you was the idea of letting children share their side of the story. And that parents fear this because they worry that they're going to lose control. Could you explain this a little bit more? Yes, it's interesting. It seems so simple, but it's one of the bits and the equation we were dealing with kids. That seems to get messed up quite a bit. And I think, in fact, research also suggests that parents really are concerned that asking the child for their perspective, they're going to lose control. Give the child too much of a voice and feel like they lose the appearance in Rome. Is this a perspective when it comes to just general family decisions or a perspective when it comes to bad behavior or and what sort of context does it, but because I would have thought it would be natural that if your child's done something wrong, then you would actually get their side of the story. It wasn't more something about just decisions around family life and that sort of thing. Well, I think you would think so, wouldn't you? But the common complaint that I hear from children adolescents and my practice is my parents don't listen to me. They don't ask me what's happened. And I'm really, really frustrated that they don't do that. And when I talk to parents themselves and so did you ask what happened? When you're looking at a cross section of processes in that discipline process, they often go no, I just assumed that little Johnny did X or Big Ben did X so we jumped a conclusions that get us into trouble. And kind of short, I don't really hinder how the children feel in that process. Okay, so actually that does surprise me. So is it just because parents are sort of so, I don't know, just the stress of parenting and things that are just making decisions all the time and they just don't, they're not taking the time or what do you think it is? Is it just
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"You being news and sport to sex past teen, Jack tamer's niece. Sport, with John Ryan funeral directors, continuing a family tradition since 1881, all the opinion you need from a voices you trust. If this money had been spent paying teachers more so that they stayed here, we wouldn't have to try to convince them to come back and then probably what's going to happen is we're still going to have to pay them more anyway. So that's $24 million worth just waste of relinquishing of these COVID rules. It's a fantastically interesting study into the power of fear in control and experiment we were all part of whether we view it or not. I can not get it behind us fast enough and move on the stories that matter to you. News talks it be. Weather, with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. With watch 24/7 and take a look at your forecast for Christ church, expect to find day today with light winds and a high of 14°, your overnight low this evening expected to drop down to around two, and then for Sunday are mainly fine day, areas of frost and low cloud in the morning, northeasterly is also expected to develop throughout the morning as well with your high for the day on Sunday, sitting at around 14° into an ad lib expected to drop down at two 7, and they're looking ahead to Monday, high cloud with spots of rain, fresh northeast expected to ease in the evening, you'll hide for the day is 19° you're open at low, dropping down to 6. Led your weekend, wash over you. It's Saturday morning with Jack tape on news talks it be.
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"Marie lever, ten a corps to fitu kodaka tiwa. The quaint 8 grandchildren have held a vigil at the queen's coffin. William and Harry led the procession both dressed in military uniform. The other 6 grandchildren, Peter Phillips, Zara Tindall, princesses, Beatrice and eugenie, lady Louise mountbatten Windsor and James Viscount severn, were dressed in formal attire. They stood with heads bound for around 15 minutes, as members of the public continued to string past. It follows a vigil held yesterday by the queen's children. And mourners are still piling in for a final chance to seek the queen line and state. Her majesty's confidence being at Westminster hall for the past few days, allowing the public to file past and pay their respects. Our prime minister and nearly 100 other heads of government are due to attend the queen's state funeral at Westminster Abbey tomorrow. Herald reporter Ed and Pearce is in London and since the Q to visit the queen's stretch to a 16 hour wait overnight. It'll be interesting to see whether they make the call again to temporarily shut the queue as they did yesterday when it reaches 8 kilometer capacity. And the British government Q trekker is now hovering around the ten hour wait time Mark. Prime minister jacinta Ardern has met with the newly minted UK prime minister Liz trus. The pair talked for over an hour and said was a good opportunity to pass on condolences from New Zealand. But the talk was not strictly about the queen's passing. They had time to discuss the FTA and the war in Ukraine. The conversation we hid indicated to me that let's trust most New Zealand well. She was of course a part of negotiating the free trade agreement between our nation and this clearly very keen to see that brought to fruition. There are calls for the government to fund automated insulin pumps for type one diabetes patients. University research shows the system is the best way to manage the disease. Meanwhile, it's available here in New Zealand. The critical components not funded. Doctor Martin de bock says it's hard to breaking not to be able to offer people the technology. You don't need to get kidney disease. You don't need to have circulation. If you can do it, however, this is going to cost you $4000 per year. Frustration at political in action as a ship set sail to begin exploratory deep seabed mining in the Pacific. The United Nations international seabed authority has granted permission to the metals company to mine between Hawaii and Mexico. Greenpeace old teardrop warns it's the start of a new and destructive industry which threatens ocean health, campaigner James heater, says legislation is needed to ban seabed mining in ulter alongside strong leadership from the government. They were in a really good position to do so. They have complete majority at the moment and really it's the political will of senior labor ministers not wanting to upset a couple of people. More than 13 thousand kiwis have signed up to a world first, attending tadeo moldy language lessons via a virtual mirai to funny or terror is accessible from most new smartphones, laptops, Chromebooks and computers, founder Kim Swanson Fonda says it's a key part of the push to protect and revitalize the language. And people have done well to revive it to a certain point. But now we're down to now as to now spread it even wider. And we could use technologies like this. Sports with John Ryan field directors continuing a family tradition since 1881. Weather, with ryman healthcare, pioneering a new way of retirement living. Commit service forecast for Christchurch for Sunday, areas of frost or low cloud this morning, otherwise are mainly fine day with northeast developing this morning. Today's high 14 where the low of 7 tonight. Tomorrow high cloud with a few spots of very impossible, fresh northeasterly easing and the evening, tomorrow's high 21° for the low of 8 tomorrow night for Tuesday, partly cloudy, but I started showers developing in the evening, northeast ceasing in the afternoon, and a high of 20. Wayne stay mostly cloudy isolated showers, southwesterly, and a high 14°, and for Tuesday, rain clearing, but remaining cloudy, southwest, easing, and 13. Weather it's a full Renault or just fixing up the fence. Peter's got you covered with all the tricks of the trade, the resident builder, with Mitsubishi heavy industries, innovation is in their DNA. Call 800 80 ten 80 news talks it'd
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"And new stocks you'd be sport good morning former wallabies captain John eels believes anyone writing off New Zealand or Australia in favor of northern hemisphere teams at next year's World Cup is making a premature assumption as a two time winner. He says you have to ask a couple of key questions and find a strategy. And how is rugby going to be played in 12 or 18 months? And how can we be the team that is defining how the game is going to be applied? What are the trends? And there might be 190° changes in how the guidance 5, but that will be the subtle changes international rugby with access solutions elevating you and your business to a higher level. The fallout from Jamaica is disrupted New Zealand's nipple tour may be found long after the visitors have returned home passport issues mean a three test series has been reduced to two, with Pullman arena stepping in to host the second test on Thursday night. The potential to sanction Jamaica for failing to meet the original schedule has been raised. Nipple New Zealand commercial boss David Cooper explains their position. I don't actually think it's their role to go down this path of sanctions. That is world Nepal's decision to make one side better look at what played out around the series. Half the Jamaican team arrive in New Zealand today, the remainder sit to turn up tomorrow. New Zealand has secured medals at the world of venting championships for the first time in 12 years, Tim price on falco has taken bronze in the individual, the same with the addition of Janelle price and tints and debutante Monica Spencer in 21st. Also earned bronze behind winners Germany and the United States. They were on 107.7 penalties, the Americans are a 100.3 in Britain, a 100.9, some price describes the tension. Keep away from fourth position by .2 second over the time that it meant that we wouldn't have been there. 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The people who can help the parents, et cetera, will have nothing to do with New Zealand tennis. It's been a sad old site. I remember years ago and I mean many years ago, 15 plus years ago, I had a conversation with Chris Lewis. And he was saying pretty much the same thing because my question was, what's the matter with New Zealand tennis? How is it we don't? I mean, we got courts. We got balls. We got records. It's not a particularly expensive sport. It's like any other sport you get a lot of kids playing it, but at some point they discover boys or girls or whatever and they go off and do their own thing or university studies or life or jobs. But what is the problem with us producing some half decent tennis players? And it all everyone I've ever talked to says the same thing comes back to the organization and the running of the sport. It's never been up to much in this country, which is a shame. 22 to 9. Use talks at the international correspondence with Fisher funds, specialists in managed funds and kiwi saver. What's the test when we go married? How are you? Good morning, Michael, you're a pretty good thank you, pretty good. And clearly elbow got us playing to land in these popped off to see the king. And look, lifetime observers of the young bomb chucker, who was Anthony albanese. I mean, famously grew up raised by a single mom in government housing in Sydney's inner western suburbs, famously he said, I lived to fight Tories. And he was a lefty at uni left politics all the way through university and here he is meeting King Charles the third for a private audience. And why not? I mean, he's the prime minister of Australia, and he's made very clear that whilst he's a lifelong Republican. He wants to see the monarchy replaced by an Australian head of state, he does say that now is not the time if he's lucky enough to get a second term. And a lot of people say that should never happen over here. That's the time when the debate over the republic and the in fact the referendum that would be needed. The second term of a labor government would be when he would put it up. For now, he's very, very happy indeed to express our national condolences to the new king. And say, Sue Charles the third, exactly what his mother made to this country because she was a towering figure. Yeah, even, you know, even those idiot Celtic supporters who yelled at, you know, if you hate the queen slap your hands, you know, the queen was a towering figure of the 20th century. And she was ahead of state. So I think it's entirely appropriate, even helping these critics over here are saying he's doing a good job. What? Is your call if you held a referendum tomorrow? What would the result be? I think it would get over the line. It wouldn't stand a chance because such is the reverence in which the queen was told. It'll be different with Charles. I mean, what's he going to be like? Is he going to have pissy fits with fountain pens all the time? I don't know. Certainly his mother never did. And you know, there's a great deal of affection for the UK. Albanese is already met at Liz trust the brand new British prime minister. He says there's a great deal of the economic opportunity between Britain and I suppose Australia because of Britain's exit from Europe. But also, I don't think it orcus August the Australian U.S. UK submarine lines where that sits we're not sure but certainly there's going to be no ridiculous idea that Australia has to have a special Australian design. I'm not sure is it because they are sub Mariners of feta. I don't know. That's plagued Australian purchases of defense equipment for decades. They have to have a special Oscar design will know since the government that's ridiculous we're getting