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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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38:27

Jane Wrightson: Retirement Commissioner answers your...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2020/08/11

Sorted's Money Week kicked off yesterday - this year's theme is about encouraging people to ask questions about money.'Just wondering' reflects the explosion of questions about money Sorted have seen since the start of Covid, which for many has been a time of change and financial uncertainty.To answer your financial questions, Retirement Commissioner Jane Wrightson joined Kerre Mcivor in studio.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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8:50

Kerre McIvor: Government's Covid-19 messaging has...

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2020/08/10

"Right from the very start of the coronvirus response, I have been confused by the government and the health ministry's response. For the first three or four days, you had the police and the health ministry contradicting one another over what was and wasn't allowed under Level 4 lockdown.Neither the Police Commissioners office nor the Prime Minister's office could agree, initially, on what people would be permitted to do when it came to bubbles, travel, exercise - the whole gamut. Very frustrating

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41:47

Listen Live: Judith Collins speaks to Kerre McIvor

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2020/08/09

National will require car insurer details to be displayed on registration labels if it wins the election.Leader Judith Collins revealed the policy on Newstalk ZB during an hour of talkback.National also wants to link the motor vehicle database with insurer details, to help assist in the smooth exchange of information.Collins told Kerre McIvor it'll make things easier for insured drivers.“What we want to do is encourage people to take car insurance and make it a lot easier for everyone else who’s on

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8:21

Mark Todd: Long-time landlord on new rental laws

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2020/08/07

Long-time landlord and founder of Ockham Residential, Mark Todd, has written an opinion piece in The Spinoff titled, "Important message from a landlord: Calm the hell down about the new renting law".The article argues that the new legislation is welcome and hysterical critics need to get a grip.Todd also says "It is a privilege to be a private landlord. And it comes with a responsibility to be decent, to treat tenants as you would like you and your whānau to be treated."LISTEN ABOVESee

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10:34

Steven Joyce: 'A line has been crossed' in Parliament...

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2020/08/05

A former Cabinet minister fears a line has been crossed in exposing extra-marital affairs of politicians.In an interview with Kerre McIvor, Steven Joyce said cheating by politicians was being "weaponised" and those levelling accusations and exposing the actions needed to press pause."I think some of it has crossed the line because everyone is human," said Joyce."Nobody is perfect and there's aspects of everybody's lives that they're not proud of. I would just say to the people that bring these

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7:57

Samantha Morton: GPs still facing issues over...

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2020/08/04

GPs are still trying to work out how to safe and easily carry out Covid-19 testing alongside normal operations.The Government's urging anyone who is offered a test to take it.Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners president Dr Samantha Murton says access to tests has become varied across the country as testing facilities are scaled back.She told Kerre McIvor testing at general practices has its challenges. "We should be protecting ourselves and patients and anyone else who might be in

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10:00

Andrew Little: New court programme hopes to break...

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2020/08/03

A new initiative has been launched targeting young offenders entering the justice system.The Young Adult List will give 18 to 25-year-olds extra support in an effort to stop reoffending.Judge John Walker, the Principal Youth Court Judge who led the development of the programme, says often offenders come from a background of being exposed to trauma and abuse and those challenges do not expire when they turn 18 and come into the adult court.Every Friday, a specialist team will provide 18 to 25

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7:02

Anne Gibson: Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill due...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2020/08/03

Tenants rights could be strengthened soon.The Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill is due for its second reading in the House tomorrow.It will end no-cause evictions, meaning landlords' must offer more robust reasons for getting rid of tenants.Herald property editor Anne Gibson told Kerre McIvor it's a pathway towards creating tenants for life - similar to New Zealand's employment laws."People are embedded in the community. Why should they be told '90 days, you're out, and we don't have to give a

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8:00

Jase & PJ from KIIS FM in Melbourne as they go into...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2020/08/03

Victorians will have to stay disciplined for at least six weeks -- after a state of disaster was declared yesterday.An overnight curfew has come into effect and there's also a ban on travelling further than five kilometres from home.The latest stats show 671 new cases of Covid-19 in 24 hours.Jase and PJ from the KIIS FM breakfast show in Melbourne join Kerre with their thoughts!Listen above .See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:07

Belinda Todd: Govt not considering Kiwis who help...

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2020/07/30

A former television personality is among many New Zealanders living overseas calling quarantine fees unfair.Belinda Todd lives in Brazil, but is back visiting her father in Christchurch. Ms Todd told Kerre McIvor the Government has not taken into consideration those Kiwis' contribution to the economy before they left.She says many expats contributed a lot to New Zealand prior to them moving and when they come back to holiday.Ms Todd adds the million or so New Zealanders living overseas are this

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5:12

Kerre McIvor: Fluoride in water will help...

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2020/07/28

Nearly one in five of Canterbury's 5 year olds has tooth decay - and Christchurch is New Zealand's only metropolitan centre without a fluoridated water supply. Tooth decay is one of the most common causes of hospitalisation of New Zealand children - and we can do something about it as parents or grandparents and the politicians can do something about improving outcomes if they have the will.But it appears they don't. And you would have to wonder why a government that places so much emphasis on

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10:50

Boyd Swinburn: Advertising regulations complicate...

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2020/07/28

New Zealand would be hard-pressed to follow Britain's approach to tackling obesity, with our lax advertising rules.The UK has launched a healthy eating campaign, backed by the Prime Minister after his diagnosis of Covid-19.The strategies include a ban on TV and online ads for unhealthy food before 9pm, and restrictions on store food placement.Auckland University professor of population nutrition and global health Boyd Swinburn told Kerre McIvor we're a long way behind with regulating advertising."We

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9:51

Damien O'Connor on the significant progress made to...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2020/07/22

New Zealand's effort to eradicate the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis has made significant progress, Biosecurity and Agriculture Minister Damien O'Connor says.The number of infected properties has dropped to new lows, three years to the day since it was first detected in New Zealand, he said in a statement."To date, 250 properties have been infected by the disease – with all but four now clear of it," O'Connor said.The Government's "hard and early approach" to Covid-19 was the same response it took

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3:42

Barry Soper: Election campaign turns ugly with more...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2020/07/21

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's office has called a press conference at 11am.It won't say what the press conference is about.National leader Judith Collins says she's had a tip-off about inappropriate behaviour by a current Labour Minister.She says she's passed it on to the Prime Minister's office, which says it has no comment 'at this stage'.Newstalk ZB political commentator Barry Soper told Kerre McIvor the PM has called the news conference, and is expected to talk about the allegations Judith

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9:42

Paul Blair: Shovel ready project delays could cost...

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2020/07/21

Industry leaders say a number of infrastructure jobs could be lost if the full list of shovel ready projects isn't revealed.Early this month the Government announced it had selected 150 projects valued at nearly $3 billion.Four weeks later, details of only 30 have been released.Infrastructure New Zealand chief executive Paul Blair told Kerre McIvor contractors feel they have been left in the dark - and it would help business confidence and planning to know more."I know of more than a handful of

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9:13

Willy Duley: Tahr hunters want culling programme to end

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2020/07/20

A protest over DOC's new tahr culling programme brought traffic to a crawl in the Mackenzie District yesterday.The New Zealand Tahr Hunting Foundation wants an end to the programme to eliminate the Himalayan mountain goat from the area.Foundation spokesperson Willy Duley joined Kerre McIvor to discuss yesterday's protest and what they want to see happen enxt.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:56

Kerre McIvor: It's reprehensible Government is...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2020/07/16

Kerre McIvor has torn into the Government and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern over the continued handling of the Covid-19 crisis. Yesterday, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern outlined the framework of the next steps of the Covid-19 response.Amongst the plans was that another outbreak of community transmission could see alert levels enforced in different regions or communities.Ardern said the country will remain at Alert level 1 nationally - but stronger restrictions could be applied in separate

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3:06

Amy Adams explains why she is retiring from politics...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2020/07/15

Two high profile MPs have decided they don't have a future in a Judith Collins-led National Party.Nikki Kaye and Amy Adams have announced they'll retire at this year's election - having both served their respective electorates for 12 years.Former leader Todd Muller convinced Adams to rescind her original resignation, and lead the party's Covid response.But Adams told Kerre McIvor things have changed under Collins.“She is a different leader, with a different style and approach. The role she saw for

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2:53

Barry Soper on National Party cabinet reshuffle

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2020/07/15

National leader Judith Collins has just announced her new shadow cabinet.She will be the Minister of National Security.Gerry Brownlee will be Minister for the SIS, GCSB and Covid recovery.Paul Goldsmith will retain the finance portfolio.Simon Bridges will be Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Justice.Shane Reti had already been confirmed as Minister of Health - and Nicola Willis has been given Nikki Kaye's education portfolio.Listen to the audio above as Newstalk ZB Political Editor Barry

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8:02

Nicolas Groffman on UK's decision to ban Huawei

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2020/07/15

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ordered Huawei equipment to be purged completely from Britain's 5G network by 2027, risking the ire of China by signalling the world's biggest telecoms equipment maker is no longer welcome in the West.The seven-year lag will please British telecoms operators who feared they would be forced to spend billions of pounds to rip out Huawei equipment much faster, but it will delay the roll-out of 5G.The United States had long pushed Johnson to reverse a decision he made in

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