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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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12:06

Harriet Bremner championing farm safety following...

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2019/08/21

In January 2017, James Hayman was killed in a farm machinery accident on his Canterbury farm.At just 27 years old, he left behind his parents, a brother, a sister and his much loved partner Harriet Bremner.Harriet, now 30 years old, is championing safety on farms and talking about the grief suffered by those left behind in the wake of such incidents.She has written two children’s books, established her own blog called The Raw Truth – discussing the unimaginable grief suffered by those left behind

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10:02

Chris Clarke on the changing face of religion

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2019/08/12

New Zealand is becoming less religious, exhibiting a sharp fall in the number of people who identify as Christian.A new report, Faith and Belief in New Zealand, says a third of New Zealanders identify with Christianity, down from 43 per cent in the 2013 Census and 49 per cent in the 2006 Census. The results of the 2018 Census are yet to be released.20 per cent have spiritual beliefs but don't identify with any main religion and 35 per cent identify with no religion or spiritual belief.The remainder

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10:47

Sam Stubbs: Investing significant amounts of money...

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2019/08/07

With current financial markets all over the place and the Reserve Bank cutting the official cash rate, you would be forgiven for being cautious investing large amounts of money.Sam Stubbs is the founder of non profit KiwiSaver fund Simplicity. He joined Kerre McIvor to share his advice on investing your hard earned money.LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:55

Garth Gadsby: 'Sheriff of Ngawi' says rural New...

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2019/08/07

The man dubbed the Sheriff of Ngawi says rural New Zealand needs more police support.The idea of a volunteer rural constabulary is back before Parliament.Labour's obliged to investigate the idea, as part of its coalition agreements with New Zealand First.Garth Gadsby made headlines when he was charged with recklessly discharging a firearm in 2006, for shooting at a car burglars were trying to escape in.He told Kerre McIvor rural New Zealand needs more support.He says it's a good idea if people are

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9:15

Matt Nippert: Message board used by violent...

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2019/08/06

There is doubt a message board linked to violent extremists will be stamped out completely.The site is struggling to get back online after its cyber-security provider has withdrawn support, after mass shootings in Texas and Ohio.Hate messages were allegedly posted there relating to the mosque shootings and to another at a California synagogue.Herald reporter Matt Nippert told Kerre McIvor that won't be the end of it.He says 8chan will be more disrupted but the conversation will be driven to darker

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10:04

Chris Jordan: Family of skydiving victim Tyler Nii...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2019/08/06

Tyler Nii died in a skydiving incident at Lake Wakatipu near Queenstown almost 19 months ago. His family are still waiting for answers.Those answers, according to officials, are still many months away and the family are raising concerns about the way investigations are handled.Chris Jordan is the father of British tourist Emily Jordan, who died while river boarding in Queenstown in 2008. The company involved was prosecuted but Chris Jordan was appalled by a system he felt treated him as an

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7:35

Elliot Taylor: Kiwi organisation takes proactive...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2019/08/02

A Kiwi organisation is taking a proactive approach to helping young people in crisis. Online Crisis Intervention began three years ago, in response to the massive number of social media posts they saw that spoke about times of distress and crisis.Their aim to get help to every young person in crisis online.Using algorithms to search for certain hashtags, like #depressed or #suicidal, the help locate young people in distress, and with the help of 200 volunteers around the world, get them

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13:21

CeCe Moore: Man caught through genetic genealogy gets...

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2019/07/30

Genealogy sites have long helped identify criminals, but now, they have helped convict one. William Talbott the Second was sentenced to life in prison last week for killing a young Canadian couple more than three decades ago, in a case that relied on newly-emerged genealogical technology.It was the first time that a murder suspect captured using genetic genealogy was found guilty by a jury trial. CeCe Moore, is a genetic genealogist whose work led to the arrest in the murder case. She joined Kerre

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12:17

The growing movement that encourages workers to...

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2019/07/25

Author Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung join Kerre McIvor to talk about their growing initiative Fire, financial independence retire early.The movement, which encourages workers to save intensively to enable them to stop working for money far earlier than is commonly done.Shen grew up in poverty in rural China, where her family collectively lived on as little as $0.44 a day. She learned to make decisions based on pragmatism rather than passion from a young age.In 2012 Leung told her that saving hard over

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11:02

Robert Patman: Audio reveals British navy failing to...

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2019/07/22

The release Sunday of an audio recording has shed new light on the seizure of a British-flagged tanker at the hands of Iran's Revolutionary Guard as tensions flare in the strategic Strait of Hormuz.The audio released by maritime security risk firm Dryad Global shows that a British frigate was too far away from the targeted tanker to keep it from being diverted into an Iranian port despite U.K. efforts to keep it from being boarded.On the recording, a stern-voiced British naval officer insists that

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13:17

Ginette McDonald talks 'Lyn of Tawa' and NZ comedy

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2019/07/20

Funny As: The Story of New Zealand Comedy, premieres this Sunday at 8:30PM on TVNZ 1 and goes for five weeks.‘Directors Cut’, which also includes longer interviews with comedians will be available at TVNZ OnDemand. The book, Funny As, is published the same time as the TVNZ series, is also available at all good book stores.Ginette McDonald is a New Zealand actor, television producer and director, best known for her comedic alter ego, "Lyn of Tawa".She joined Kerre McIvor ahead of this Sunday's

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9:20

Marama Edwards: Boot camps for the unemployed set to...

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2019/07/20

Boot camps for the unemployed are set to double in size. The Limited Service Volunteer programme is a free six-week motivational training course run by the New Zealand Defence Force. Young people are put in an army-style environment and taught life skills to help them go into the workforce. Next year, the programme will be doubled in size to 1600 students, along with a new facility at Whenuapai Airbase. Ministry of Social Development Group General Manager Community Partnerships and programmes Marama

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5:06

AUT student Grace Stratton makes magazine's annual...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2019/07/17

AUT student Grace Stratton has made Instyle Magazine's annual list of "Badass" women, where they recognise those leading the way to a better world. Grace has been recognised alongside names like Mindy Kaling, Anne Hathaway, Lizzo and Rihanna. In March, the 20-year-old launched All Is for All, a speciality e-commerce site featuring clothing and accessories presented in an accessible way for people with disabilities. She joined Kerre McIvor Mornings to discuss her remarkable career.You can visit her

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8:54

Dr Murray Ford: New research shows low-lying Pacific...

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2019/07/17

A University of Auckland study says the islands of Tuvalu, Tokelau and Kiribati can adapt to climate change rather than simply sinking below the waves, which is contrary to what we've been led to believe. Last month, TIME's magazine cover featured United Nations chief António Guterres standing in water off Tuvalu.The cover photo was to illustrate one point — that island nations are sinking in the face of global warming-induced sea-level rise.However, Auckland University's Dr Murray Ford says the

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2:20

James York: Fireworks retails hits back at calls for ban

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2019/07/08

A fireworks retailer says there are enough safety measures for private use.Two thirds of local councils support approaching central government for legislation to ban the private use of fireworks.But Bad Boy Fireworks manager James York says [told Kerre McIvor] there's already strict safety requirements."All the howlers that are imported into New Zealand are tested to make sure that don't fall over, they don't blow up, to make sure the labelling is correct." He says that fireworks have become part of

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10:47

Robert Patman discusses the continued US-Iran conflict

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2019/07/08

As Iran faces a tough squeeze from US sanctions, they have announced plans to boost uranium enrichment this week to whichever levels it needs.It is the latest conflict between the two nations following the fallout from Donald Trump pulling the US out of the Iran nuclear deal.Kerre McIvor spoke with international relations expert Dr Robert Patman about the continued conflict between the two nations and what it means for the rest of the world.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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10:08

Scotty Stevenson defends men's netball following...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2019/07/02

TVNZ presenter Hayley Holt was called out for "discriminating" against men's sport in a heated on-air debate with renowned sports journalist Scotty Stevenson.Stevenson and Holt were discussing last week's historic clash between the Silver Ferns and the New Zealand Men's Invitational team in the Cadbury Netball Series live on Breakfast on Friday morning. The men's side, which went on to take out the series with an 11-goal win over the

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7:52

Haka Tourism Group takes out NZ Export Awards

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2019/06/28

Companies with booming overseas sales and innovative offerings have been recognised for their outstanding achievements at the 2019 Air New Zealand Cargo ExportNZ awards.Exporters of goods and services from Northland, Auckland and Waikato came together in Auckland last night to celebrate at a sparkling awards evening.Adventure tourism company Haka Tourism Group, which incorporates educational and cultural experiences for tourists in New Zealand, won the Supreme Award for overall top performance in

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Jose Sousa Santos: Increase in drug trafficking in...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2019/06/28

The drug trade in Australia and New Zealand is having a devastating impact on the Pacific Islands.The quantity of trafficked drugs has exploded in the last five years - with Australia and New Zealand having the highest cocaine use per capita in the world.Jose Sousa Santos researches crime in the Pacific at Massey University and spoke to Kerre McIvor this morning.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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7:56

Support for all-boys' school welcoming first non-male...

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast ·

2019/06/27

A group that supports rainbow young people is applauding a Christchurch all-boys' school for its support of a student who is transitioning gender.READ MORE: CHRIST'S COLLEGE WELCOMES FIRST NON-MALE STUDENTExecutive Director of Qtopia, Alice Anderson, says Christ's College is being very understanding.She told Kerre McIvor such a situation can be challenging for some."Gender is a social construct: This is an idea that we came up with to better understand one another," she said."It fits that perhaps

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