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The Mike Hosking Breakfast

Open your mind to the world with New Zealand’s number one breakfast radio show.Without question, as New Zealand’s number one talk host, Mike Hosking sets the day’s agenda.The sharpest voice and mind in the business, Mike drives strong opinion, delivers the best talent, and always leaves you wanting more.The Mike Hosking Breakfast always cuts through and delivers the best daily on Newstalk ZB.

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5:19

Richard Arnold: US Correspondent on the peace talks...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/13

Donald Trump says talks to end Ukraine's war will start immediately, although the US is indicating it won't regain all its territory. A prisoner exchange is also likely. The US President's spoken with Russia's Vladimir Putin, calling the phone call "lengthy and productive". Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth says it's "unrealistic" to think Ukraine will get all its territory back. US Correspondent Richard Arnold told Mike Hosking that while Ukraine's President is not directly saying they’re being

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10:14

Wrapping the Week with Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson:...

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2025/02/13

Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson joined Mike Hosking once more to Wrap the Week that was. They shared their plans for Valentine's Day, discussed the outrageous bids on items in the Barry Humphries auction, and the kids getting pies for lunch as the school lunch providers scramble to get on top of logistics. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Full Show Podcast: 14 February 2025

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/13

On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Friday 14th of February, former Australian PM Scott Morrison is in the country to promote economic growth, so we get some tips from a man whose country outstripped our own economic production. School lunches have been in the media a lot this week, so we talk to the provider to see what's going wrong and if it can be fixed. Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson share their Valentine's Day plans while Wrapping the Week. Get the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full

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2:41

John Murphy: Vegetables NZ Chair on the need to make...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/13

The Government is being urged to make healthy national food supply a priority. Growers can currently only farm vegetables with consent from regional authorities and want changes as part of resource management reform. Horticulture NZ says without urgent change to this, the country risks losing a significant portion of its homegrown food supply by 2030. Vegetables NZ Chair John Murphy told Mike Hosking that growers in key areas such as Horowhenua face the real prospect of overzealous local authority

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4:14

Paul Harvey: Compass Group Managing Director and...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/13

Those who provide school lunches are taking a cheat-day today to get on top of food production, following widespread criticism of late deliveries. An admission from the Government's new school lunch provider that giving pies and Pita Pit to students wasn't part of the plan. Compass Group, which was awarded the contract for the new cheaper school lunch programme, has faced criticism for the issues with the roll out. It will today depart from the agreed menu in an effort to get on top of production

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10:17

Scott Morrison: Former Australian Prime Minister on...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/13

Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is sharing his advice on how to deal with an imminent tariff announcement from Donald Trump. The US President has teased another round of sweeping reciprocal tariffs following the announcement of steel and aluminium tariffs earlier this week. Morrison told Mike Hosking governments just need to make their case, as Mexico, Canada, and Australia did. He says the current Australian government secured the same exemptions he did last time, and Trump will

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3:51

Nicola Willis: Economic Growth Minister on the...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/13

The Government's confident it can bring an end to New Zealand's grocery duopoly. It's laying out plans to challenge the incumbents, Foodstuffs and Woolworths, and remove regulations discouraging competition. It wants to pave the way for a new player to enter the supermarket sector. Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis told Mike Hosking there has been competition in the past. She says the country let the supermarkets merge together and turn into two mega entities. LISTEN ABOVESee

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2:30

Mike's Minute: A Land Rover drive isn't a crisis

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/12

Like most things in life, there is nuance and subtlety that is lost along the way. David Seymour is of a personality that undoubtedly gets up the noses of some. He might even bother the Prime Minister periodically. But his Land Rover Escapade is not a sackable offence. Neither is his letter written, not as a minister, for Polkinghorne a sackable offence. Even if you want to combine them and throw in the Treaty Principals Bill because he's agitated people with it, he is still not in sackable

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11:47

Ben Campbell: Professional Golfer on this year's LIV...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/12

LIV Golf seems to be growing with every event. Upon it’s arrival, the tour was rather controversial due to its financial backing from Saudi Arabia, but its popularity is continuing to grow. Professional golfer Ben Campbell joined the league in 2024 as a reserve player, but is making his official debut this year as a member of Bubba Watson’s squad. Campbell told Mike Hosking that it’s definitely getting bigger and bigger compared to previous years. “Even from last year,” he said. “The crowds have got

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3:49

Sirma Karapeeva: Meat Industry Association CEO on the...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/12

A soft landing for the red meat industry after a tough 2024. Meat Industry Association data reveals there was an overall 3% decline in last year's red meat exports, which reached around $10 billion. Total sheepmeat exports fell 3% in both volume and value. Chief Executive Sirma Karapeeva says it ended on a positive note with December's exports rising by 17%, reaching more than one billion dollars. She told Mike Hosking they’re focused on putting one foot in front of the other for 2025 and making

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3:49

Michael Webster: Privacy Commissioner on the...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/12

A reminder landlords aren't privy to the personal information of their tenants. Privacy Commissioner Michael Webster says many renters feel the need during the busy rental season to disclose more about themselves to secure a flat. He says it can be tempting for landlords to collect this information when considering applications. Webster says there's also been issues in the past of landlords black-listing tenants and sharing their information when they've had issues. But he told Mike Hosking there

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90:19

Full Show Podcast: 13 February 2025

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2025/02/12

On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Thursday 13th of February, there’s potential reforms for both the fisheries and media sector – will either make an impact? Can you still buy KFC and rent a house? The Privacy Commissioner has new rules for what landlords can and can't look through bank accounts for. Kiwi golfer Ben Campbell has got a full-time gig with LIV Golf, and he joined to explain how it’s currently running and whether the stigma still exists. Get the Mike Hosking Breakfast

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3:07

Doug Paulin: Sealord CEO on the potential changes to...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/12

Sealord says the current Fisheries Act regulations are no longer fit for purpose. Consultation's open on changes to the Act to allow catch limits to be more readily altered and let camera-fitted boats dump unwanted catch at sea. If agreed on, the public would no longer be able to access fishing boat surveillance camera footage through official information requests. Chief Executive Doug Paulin told Mike Hosking there's no longer so much need for such strict oversight. He says they now have digital

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2:49

Jo Learmonth: Wānaka Business Chamber Chair on the...

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2025/02/12

Wānaka's business community doesn't appear to have been fazed by the now unlikely prospect of McDonalds setting up shop in town. The fast-food giant has had its resource application to open in the town declined after 90% of submissions opposed the idea. Wānaka Business Chamber Chair Jo Learmonth told Mike Hosking there was a variety of opinions in their community survey. But she says most indicated they don't see it impacting their business, or the business economy. McDonalds has two weeks to

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3:37

Simon Arcus: Business Central CEO on the need for...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/12

The Wellington Chamber of Commerce says the council needs to financially compensate businesses affected by the Golden Mile works. Construction on the Kent and Cambridge intersection with Courtenay Place will begin in April, as part of the project to revitalise the city's tired night-life stretch. Mayor Tory Whanau previously floated a business support package, but officials yesterday said that was no longer an option. Business Central CEO Simon Arcus told Mike Hosking that while the works need to be

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3:24

Andrew Szusterman: South Pacific Pictures Managing...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/12

A mapped-out shake-up of television and screen production legislation is garnering overwhelming support. The Ministry for Culture and Heritage has laid out five proposals to combat declining viewership and ad revenue in light of the global shift to streaming. Merging the Film Commission with NZ on Air and requiring offshore platforms to invest in more local content are among the suggestions. South Pacific Pictures Managing Director Andrew Szusterman told Mike Hosking the recommendations are on

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7:17

Steve Price: Australia Correspondent on Australia's...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/11

There are contradictory statements from Donald Trump, who says there will be no exceptions to the steel and aluminium tariffs, but seems open to treating Australia differently. The US President's signed off on 25% tariffs for all steel and aluminium imports, but yesterday Australia's Prime Minister spoke to Trump, who assured him he'd consider exempting Australia. Trump says Anthony Albanese is a very fine man, and luckily for Australia, it buys a lot of US planes. He says Australia is one of the

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1:52

Mike's Minute: Pain for New Zealand Rugby

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/11

For a sport that is hardly sizzling in a sports world that is sizzling, the pain for New Zealand Rugby has clearly just got a whole lot worse. INEOS had a six year deal worth apparently $48 million. That’s $8 million a year. They have walked three years early and as a result are being sued by NZR. I don’t blame them. Sir Jim Ratcliffe is an interesting bloke. He is involved in English football through Manchester United and with Mercedes F1. He was involved in the America's Cup with Ben Ainslie, but

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3:26

Ian Porter: LA Trobe University Researcher on the new...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/11

A new device is expected to save Australia’s wine producers hundreds of millions of dollars a year. Researchers in Melbourne have developed a smoke sensor can determine whether grapes are still salvageable after being exposed to smoke and fire. Wine Industry Smoke Detectors track smoke events like bushfires and burn offs around vineyards and advise winegrowers as to whether it’s likely to taint their grapes. LA Trobe University Researcher Ian Porter told Mike Hosking all they want is for growers

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11:24

Pollies: Labour's Ginny Andersen and National's Mark...

The Mike Hosking Breakfast ·

2025/02/11

David Seymour has been making headlines recently, with Labour Leader Chris Hipkins even saying he should be removed as a minister for his behaviour. The ACT Leader has been criticised after he drove a Land Rover up the steps of Parliament in a fundraising effort before being stopped by security. He has since apologised to the Speaker for his actions. Seymour's also under fire for writing a letter of support for Philip Polkinghorne after the eye surgeon expressed concern around how Police were

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