Kerre McIvor: Should the pandemic really be front of the Prime Minister's mind?
The Prime Minister has reiterated that the protesters have had their say and it's time to go home and again stressed she would not be meeting them bec...
Kerre McIvor Mornings Podcast
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Join Kerre McIvor 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.
Ann-Marie Johnson: Tourism Industry Aotearoa spokesperson on Australia border reopening and what it means for us
The first international tourists in two years have touched down in Sydney to be greeted by jubilant well-wishers waving Tim-Tams, jars of Vegemite and...
Kerre McIvor: How are teachers not considered worthy of basic protection?
Now I know that there are a lot of people who think that this Government has done and is doing a good job - look at the polls. I would ask them to exp...
Kerre McIvor: Are hospo businesses hanging in there or biting the bullet?
Queenstown is the epicenter of Omicron in the South Island, with dozens of businesses and hospo venues having to shut their doors because of self-isol...
Kerre McIvor: The protesters have made their point, now time to go home
The protest at Parliament faces a challenge today as fed-up locals, university students, retailers and parliamentary staff have demanded that their ri...
Paul Barber: Salvation Army Senior Social Policy Analyst on report highlighting New Zealand's housing 'catastophe'
The Salvation Army has released its annual State of the Nation report. This year’s report highlights the continued impact of Covid-19 on the most vuln...
Kerre McIvor: Please don't live in absolute terror of Omicron
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced yesterday the country would be moving to Phase 2 of the Omicron plan. Phase 2 reduces isolation periods for co...
Kerre McIvor: What we can be sure of with Parliament protests
The protest in front of Parliament continues today despite the storm, despite the sprinklers being turned on, despite music from the most hated list b...
Kerre McIvor: It seems behaving badly gets you a home for life
Nick Maling, Kāinga Ora General Manager of Services, told me yesterday that making people and whānau homeless creates a revolving door for housing whi...
Giles Dobson: Senior Lecturer at Massey University on work being done to address our conservation laws
The Government is stepping up work to address long-standing problems in conservation law while laying the foundations for future reform. It is a compl...