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Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast

Join Kerre Woodham one of New Zealand’s best loved personalities as she dishes up a bold, sharp and energetic show Monday to Friday 9am-12md on Newstalk ZB. News, opinion, analysis, lifestyle and entertainment – we’ve got your morning listening covered.

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7:16

Viv Beck: We need to see a substantial package for...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2021/10/19

Disappointment for small and medium businesses in Auckland saddled with debt.The region is staying under its current Alert Level 3 settings for a further two weeks with settings to be reviewed November 1.National leader Judith Collins says small business owners are on their knees in Auckland and around the country.Heart of the City Chief Executive Liv Beck told Kerre McIvor they need to see a substantial package that will stimulate recovery."We need to see something that is going to actually support

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4:55

Kerre McIvor: The Government plumbed new lows in...

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2021/10/19

OK, so this morning. I have a plan for the way the next three hours will go, and what I'll do is tell you a bit about how the first hour will go on Wednesday morning and then if you stay listening, I'll let you know what the show will look like on Friday. K....? Seriously. I wasn't expecting much from the press conference yesterday but the government plumbed new lows. Announcing that there'll be an announcement on Friday - that is plain cruel. Two more weeks for Auckland living under lockdown

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8:04

Liam Dann: September inflation movement highest since...

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2021/10/18

The September inflation movement is the highest it's been in a generation.The Consumer Price Index rose 2.2 per cent in the September quarter — bringing annual inflation to 4.9 per cent.NZ Herald Business Editor Liam Dann told Kerre McIvor excluding quarters impacted by GST increases, it's the highest since June 1987.“That is a bit of a shock, surging past what economists had dared to forecast.”The main drivers were housing-related costs such as construction and local authority rates.Prices for new

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7:13

Sandra Goudie: Mandating jabs 'absolutely wrong' -...

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2021/10/13

Thames-Coromandel Mayor Sandra Goudie has doubled down on her anti-Pfizer jab stance - adding she believes it is "absolutely wrong" that some people should be mandated to have the vaccine.Goudie went public this week saying she won't be being vaccinated until the Novovax vaccine is used, potentially, in New Zealand.At present, the Pfizer vaccine is used in the nationwide roll-out.That stance has been criticised, including by Green Party co-leader James Shaw who says people in public, leadership

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12:49

Steven Joyce: Former Finance Minister on the...

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2021/10/12

The Government is confident there'll be a good bounce-back when the country emerges from Covid-19 restrictions, because its books are in good shape.Treasury figures show a deficit of $4.6 billion, about ten billion less than expected, due to a higher tax take and lower expenses.The Crown's net worth has also jumped by $40 billion in the year to June 30.Finance Minister Grant Minister says the post-lockdown rebound will cut across two quarters, there'll be a hit, but the resilience and strength of

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5:46

Kerre McIvor: Let's show a bit of humanity for those...

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2021/10/12

There are many, many tragic stories that have come out of this pandemic - not so much from the deaths themselves, although they are undeniably sad for the families concerned. But it's the people desperate to get into NZ who can't because of our MIQ system. It's those who haven't been able to be at the births of their children, or to be at the bedsides of family members who are sick or who might be dying, and its being denied the opportunity to grieve together as a community when a loved one does

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5:35

Kerre McIvor: Yesterday's news was pretty much what I...

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2021/10/12

Good morning — and a special good morning to the South Island. I see you. I know you're there. Even if other people seem to have forgotten about you — I know it's important for those regions in stricter lockdowns to hear the news regarding their alert levels first but surely a — and that means the South Island must stay in Level 2 for the meantime — wouldn't have hurt. Anyway, the news was pretty much what I expected to hear when I listened to ZB at 5. Although I heard the collective groans of

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6:44

Lynda Stuart: May Road school principal on mandatory...

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2021/10/11

Most teachers are expected to be on board with mandatory vaccinations.School staff who have contact with pupils will have to be fully vaccinated by January 1 and schools will have to keep track of which students are vaccinated.However, there are concerns over what prolonging the return of students to school will do to their learning and also their mental welfare.May Road School is a primary school in Auckland's Mt Roskill and principal Lynda Stuart joined Kerre McIvor.LISTEN ABOVESee

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10:52

Sir Ian Taylor wins approval for business travel...

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2021/10/11

A delighted Sir Ian Taylor has been given approval by the Government to trial a private self-isolation system for international travel, designed to free up spaces in MIQ for returning Kiwis.The Animation Research founder received approval yesterday from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) to run a privately funded trial that Taylor is calling #151 Off The Bench.He wants to prove he can fly from Dunedin to Auckland, on to Los Angeles and San Francisco, and return to New Zealand

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4:06

Kerre McIvor: I'm not expecting good news this afternoon

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2021/10/10

D Day today on the announcements, and I don't think anyone's expecting good news - not with 60 community cases yesterday and more to come. It's not the number of cases of the Delta strain that is the problem - it's the fact that unvaccinated or people who are not fully vaccinated are more likely to end up in hospital and that’s the problem. Good to see rates of vaccination picking up as the reality of having Covid in the community kicks in - although how you reach some people is beyond me. Take the

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7:06

Kerre McIvor: We must be careful with roadside drug...

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2021/10/07

Roadside drug testing is going ahead, despite concerns from a number of organisations and commentators that the tests are unreliable. You can absolutely understand why police, others working as first responders, A and E professionals would want some deterrent against drug impaired drivers. Studies in New Zealand have found about one in three drivers in fatal and serious injury crashes had some type of drug in their system, mainly cannabis, but usually a cocktail of drugs. In 2017, 79 fatal

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7:34

Fran O'Sullivan: NZME Head of Business breaks down...

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2021/10/07

Calls for a signal New Zealand is, or will be, open for business.That's the sentiment from this year's Mood of the Boardroom, which surveyed 151 of the country's CEOs and senior directors on what businesses want, as we prepare to come out of Covid-19. Many want more tools to keep people safe from the virus like mandates for staff to be vaccinated, and antigen and saliva testing.NZME Head of Business Fran O'Sullivan joined Kerre McIvor.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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8:20

Kerre McIor: In this instance, Sonny Fatupaito has...

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2021/10/05

The headline this morning was that a Mongrel Mob boss was granted an essential worker exemption to travel to Auckland. Sonny Fatupaito, from the Mongrel Mob Kingdom in the Waikato, travelled in and out of Auckland last weekend. The PM was asked about this this morning on Radio Hauraki, after a track from Queens of the Stone Age and a question as to which vacuum cleaner she and Clarke used, and what would she recommend, Jeremy Wells asked her about the headline.I can imagine that if you are someone

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6:23

Tony Kake: Papakura Marae CEO on first marae-based...

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2021/10/05

It's been a month since all New Zealanders over 12 became eligible for the vaccine and only 55 percent of Māori have had their first dose. Less than 50 per cent of eligible Māori have received their first vaccination in Northland, among the worst rates in the country. Auckland's Papakura Marae opened the first marae-based drive-through vaccination centre, which also provides provide wrap-around services including a testing centre and food bank. Papakura Marae CEO Tony Kake joined Kerre

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9:21

Chris Edwards: Managing Director of Go Logistics on...

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2021/10/01

The pandemic continues to disrupt international freight. Among the issues is a shortage of shipping containers causing delays for both importers and exports around the world. President of the New Zealand Custom Brokers and Freight Forwarders Federation and Managing Director of Go Logistics Chris Edwards joined Kerre McIvor. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3:00

Kiwa Raureti: Ōtaki Medical Centre chief hopes...

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2021/09/30

A regional medical practice closed its doors to new patients after losing a doctor due to immigration issues. Last year, the Government suspended Expressions of Interest selections for the skilled migrant category, because of Covid-19. After waiting a year for things to change, Ōtaki GP Harding Richards gave up and returned to Wales. He had more than 1300 registered patients. Ōtaki Medical Centre chief executive Kiwa Raureti joined Kerre McIvor.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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8:56

Kyle MacDonald: The Nutters Club host on mental...

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2021/09/30

It's Mental Health Awareness Week, in New Zealand the theme is is “Mā te kōrero ka ora” which translates to 'talking saves lives'. The aim is to get more Kiwis talking about how they feel, and what they can do to improve their mental health. It's especially important when we are locked down in a pandemic. Psychotherapist and Host of The Nutters Club on Newstalk ZB Kyle MacDonald joined Kerre McIvor.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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7:45

Chris Dibble: Colliers Head of Research on 'fair...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2021/09/28

In a surprise move, Justice Minister Kris Faafoi says he's introducing a 'fair proportion' clause into commercial rent agreements.From today, a landlord and their tenant can agree to paying a fair amount of rent if Covid-19 has stopped a tenant being able to fully conduct their business.Faafoi said the two parties could also agree the clause does not apply.Colliers Head of Research Chris Dibble joined Kerre McIvor.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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7:58

David Seymour: ACT organises petition on Three Waters

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2021/09/27

ACT Leader David Seymour says he's thrilled at the response to a petition on Three Waters.Over 17,000 people have signed up to ACT's petition over a couple of days, despite National's petition reaching almost 25,000 signatures.Seymour says that Three Waters still have to get the councils to agree, of which they are failing at, but we aren't getting upset over nothing.David Seymour joined Kerre McIvor.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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7:03

Kerre McIvor: How and why are we working on a former...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2021/09/27

Sir John Key has come out over the weekend, slamming the government's slow response and lack of initiative from ministers over the slow rate of vaccination, MIQ and the use of fear to control the population. Both Sunday papers carried his opinion piece and this morning he spoke to the MHB.The PM has responded that the government is already working on some of the suggestions from the former PM - but seriously, how and why are we working on these measures? It's such an utterly reactive response when

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