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Bryce Langston: Could tiny homes solve the housing crisis?
Bryce Langston: Could tiny homes solve the housing crisis?

Bryce Langston, author and founder of YouTube channel Living Big In A Tiny House joins the Weekend Collective to discuss whether tiny homes are the b…

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The Panel with Mark Crysell and Shane Te Pou: The Pūteketeke, wearing shorts to work, and $198m lost to scams
The Panel with Mark Crysell and Shane Te Pou: The Pūteketeke, wearing shorts to work, and $198m lost to scams

Mark Crysell and Shane Te Pou joined Tim Beveridge on the Panel to wrap this week’s news. 

They discussed the Pūteketeke being crowned New Zealand’s …

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Martin Hawes: How to make sure your business doesn't fail
Martin Hawes: How to make sure your business doesn't fail

One in four New Zealand businesses fail, so how do you make sure you’re not one of them - Martin Hawes discusses the destigmatisation of failure and …

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Niki Bezzant: How to separate facts from marketing nonsense on women's health
Niki Bezzant: How to separate facts from marketing nonsense on women's health

The week on The Health Hub, writer Niki Bezzant discusses how to access quality information and separate facts from marketing nonsense as capitalism'…

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Ben Saul: United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and counter-terrorism professor breaks down the international law crimes occurring in Gaza
Ben Saul: United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and counter-terrorism professor breaks down the international law crimes occurring in Gaza

An international law professor is weighing in on claims Hamas is using schools and hospitals to fire against Israel.

Sydney University's professor Be…

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Graeme Edgeler: barrister and electoral law expert on whether or not the current electoral system needs an overhaul
Graeme Edgeler: barrister and electoral law expert on whether or not the current electoral system needs an overhaul

It's been 28 days from the 2023 election and one week since the final results were counted- and coalition talks are carrying on.

Chris Luxon and Nati…

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Politics Central: Does the electoral system need overhauling?
Politics Central: Does the electoral system need overhauling?

It's been almost a month since the 2023 general election, and because of the special votes, and errors made by the Electoral Commission we still don'…

2 years, 8 months ago

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The Panel with Matt Heath, Brad Olsen and Francesca Rudkin: Bird of the Century and the Black Caps advancing to the semi-finals
The Panel with Matt Heath, Brad Olsen and Francesca Rudkin: Bird of the Century and the Black Caps advancing to the semi-finals

Join Matt Heath, Brad Olsen and Francesca Rudkin as they wrap up the week:

Comedian John Oliver attempts to sabotage Bird of the Year, the Black Caps…

2 years, 8 months ago

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The Parent Squad with Dorothy Waide: Should you let your kids watch the news?
The Parent Squad with Dorothy Waide: Should you let your kids watch the news?

In the current social and political climate, everything on the news seems to be doom and gloom. So should you let your kids watch the news?

Dorothy W…

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Nick Goodall: Is this the best time for first home buyers to get on the ladder?
Nick Goodall: Is this the best time for first home buyers to get on the ladder?

First home buyers hit record high 27 percent market share. Is this the time for first home buyers to get on the property ladder before it's too late?…

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