Best Chatgpt Sustainability Podcasts (2025)

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How Great Leaders Use ChatGPT to Think in 3D 53:00

9d ago53:00

53:00

Most people use ChatGPT for words. But workplace leaders need to think in images, systems, timelines, and trade-offs. In this episode, Charles explains how to combine AI with visual-first tools like Trimble Connect, Matterport, and Revit to lead complex projects with greater clarity. Key Points You’d Make: AI + visuals = decision clarity, especiall…

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Mike's Minute: The teacher strike achieved nothing 2:05

15h ago2:05

2:05

As the teachers head back to school, like all the other strikes, nothing got achieved. It never does. For a strike to work you need to scare people, you need to bring a place to a standstill. Cook Strait ferries and the bus and train services were unavailable for weeks on end at a time. That’s what works. But those days are gone, thank the good Lor…

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A survival guide for musicians in the age of AI | Harvey Mason jr. 15:36

10h ago15:36

15:36

Artificial intelligence can write a song in seconds, but does that mean human songwriters will become obsolete? Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason jr. doesn’t think so. A songwriter himself, he offers a four-step “survival guide” for human creators to endure the age of AI, urging musicians to embrace technology while preserving the emotional essenc…

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Mark the Week: Recalling Mallard was the move of the week 2:53

1d ago2:53

2:53

At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. Alaska: 6/10 As an event it didn’t look like a lot. But Europe came to Washington and, apparently, a meeting is on. The lights aren't out yet. Trevor Mallard: 8/10 Move of the week from Winston Peters. It took a while, but I still…

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Mike's Minute: We're still talking about working from home 1:56

1d ago1:56

1:56

One of the "never the twain shall meet" moments that came out of Covid was working from home. Here we are, five years on, and the battle has not only not died, it's intensified. The big gab fest this week in Canberra had the unions asking for a four-day week. Victoria, run by communists, has already stated they will put it into law, even though the…

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Richard Dawkins: Federated Farmers Wool Chair on the efforts to drive up the value of wool 2:32

1d ago2:32

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Are we in for a wool revival? Industry leaders are meeting at a number of workshops next week, with the aim of driving up value. Stats show strong wool now makes up just 1-2% of gross farm income, compared to nearly 65% in the 1980s. Federated Farmers Wool Chair Richard Dawkins told Mike Hosking there’s good collabroation happening between governme…

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Wrapping the Week with Kate Hawkesby and Sir John Key: Super yachts, Warriors, ChatGPT 10:31

1d ago10:31

10:31

Back by popular demand, Sir John Key is back alongside Kate Hawkesby and Mike Hosking to Wrap the Week that was. This week the former Prime Minister is calling in from a super yacht in Croatia, discussing the Warriors, Father’s Day, and ChatGPT. Plus, Kate tells a story about Lebanese food. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy infor…

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Full Show Podcast: 22 August 2025 1:30:18

1d ago1:30:18

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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Friday 22nd of August, the Air Force is getting planes and helicopters from the US, so we’re finally starting to get a respectable fleet. All Blacks coach Scott Robertson takes a break from the wine and meat to tell us about the team’ prospects this weekend in their second clash against Argentina.…

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Scott Robertson: All Blacks Coach on the squad named for the second Argentina clash 6:25

1d ago6:25

6:25

One change to the All Blacks run-on side for Sunday morning's Rugby Championship rematch against Argentina in Buenos Aires. Simon Parker debuts at number eight, moving Ardie Savea to openside flanker with Du'Plessis Kirifi dropping out of the 23. Wallace Sititi and Tamaiti Williams return from injuries for the first time this year via the bench. Co…

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Kelvin Davidson: Cotality NZ Chief Property Economist on first home buyers entering the property market 3:18

1d ago3:18

3:18

Investors may sit back and wait for further cuts to the Official Cash Rate as first home buyers surge into the housing market. The Cotality Monthly Housing Chart shows first home buyers account for 27% of market activity in July – the highest proportion in 20 years. The Reserve Bank this week cut the OCR another 25-basis points to 3%. Cotality NZ C…

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Darryn Webb: Air Force Chief on the $2.7 billion investment in the defence forces 3:03

1d ago3:03

3:03

A $2.7 billion defence spend could help to boost recruitment to the forces. The Government's investing in new aircrafts, including two new Airbus A321 planes, in a lease-to-buy plan. Five Seahawk helicopters are also being bought. Air Force Chief Darryn Webb told Mike Hosking this will be appealing to potential new recruits. He says morale lifts wh…

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Bill Hodge: Retired Law Professor on the call to overhaul the Clean Slate Act 2:26

1d ago2:26

2:26

A call for an overhaul of the Clean Slate Act. Last week tutor Timothy Fisher was sentenced to four years and five months in prison for sexual abuse charges. He had historical indecency convictions but was able to pass multiple police vets and become registered as a teacher. Despite receiving a red stamp warning from police, the council renewed his…

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Richard Chambers: Police Commissioner on the proposed Interpol base in the Pacific 3:51

1d ago3:51

3:51

The Police Commissioner is supporting an Interpol base in the Pacific, and says many pacific nations are also on board. Interpol has pitched the idea to police representatives from 22 Pacific Island nations at a conference in Waitangi, in the Bay of Islands. Richard Chambers says 13 of the countries are already members of Interpol. He told Mike Hos…

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The Pressure Paradox 58:15

2d ago58:15

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Why do so many high-achieving women feel unfulfilled, even after checking every box of the “right” goals—career success, family milestones, and personal achievements? In this insightful conversation, I sit down with Dr. Laurie Emery, an expert in human behavior and personal transformation, to unpack The Pressure Paradox: the hidden tension between …

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Mike's Minute: We were more right than the Reserve Bank 2:00

3d ago2:00

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There are two key things for me that came out of the Reserve Bank commentary. The press conference post the announcement should be a must watch for us all – the insight is invaluable. On one hand, the genius three who turned up —Karen, Paul, and Christian— tell us that what they have done will flow through. In other words, don't panic. "It will com…

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Adrienne Begbie: Prospa Managing Director on the impact of the latest OCR cut 2:56

3d ago2:56

2:56

Will the latest cut to the Official Cash Rate provide some much-needed stimulus to the business sector? The central bank's cut the OCR 25 basis points to 3% and is signalling more are possible. It's recognised unemployment is high, and businesses aren't producing as much as they could. Prospa Managing Director Adrienne Begbie told Mike Hosking that…

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Nick Bryant: Former US Correspondent on the latest developments between Trump, Putin, Zelenskyy 11:21

3d ago11:21

11:21

The White House is claiming plans are well underway for a meeting between Russia's President Vladimir Putin's and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky. US President Donald Trump met with Zelenskyy and several foreign leaders earlier in the week, following his meeting with Putin in Alaska. Trump says he hopes Putin will move forward on ending the …

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Full Show Podcast: 21 August 2025 1:30:00

3d ago1:30:00

1:30:00

On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Thursday 21st of August, New Zealand’s intelligence service warns that terrorist attacks are a realistic possibility in their latest threat assessment report. Acting Reserve Bank Governor Christian Hawkesby defends the latest cut to the OCR and explains their logic in holding in Q2. Former US Corr…

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Jason Te Brake: Zespri CEO on the strong returns expected this kiwifruit season 3:07

3d ago3:07

3:07

Positive news for kiwifruit growers with expectations of strong returns this season. Zespri's forecasting record returns on a per-hectare basis —and improvements per-tray— for all but two categories. SunGold and Sweet Green remain within the indicative ranges from June. Chief executive Jason Te Brake says sales are tracking well across our key mark…

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Robin Whyman: Dental Policy Director on the Dental Roadmap to address poor oral health 3:26

3d ago3:26

3:26

A plan's been laid out for potential dental reforms to address New Zealanders’ poor oral health. New Zealand Dental Association data shows one in three Kiwis have untreated tooth decay. Its policy roadmap for the next five years includes expanding community water fluoridation, introducing a sugary drink levy, and including oral care into our univer…

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Christian Hawkesby: Reserve Bank Governor on the OCR cut, inflation 7:59

3d ago7:59

7:59

The Reserve Bank Governor is defending not going harder with cuts to the Official Cash Rate. The cash rate has been cut 25 basis points to 3%. But it's signalling more cuts than it was before, and has revealed two of the six Monetary Policy Committee members actually wanted a bigger cut. Christian Hawkesby told Mike Hosking he stands by the central…

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Andrew Hampton: SIS Director-General on threats to New Zealand, the public's role in identifying 4:40

3d ago4:40

4:40

New Zealand's Security Intelligence Service is reiterating the public's role in the fight against threats. The organisation is keeping our threat level at low, meaning attacks are realistically possible. SIS Director-General Andrew Hampton told Mike Hosking they're worried about young people radicalising online, geo-strategic shifts, and espionage.…

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Mike's Minute: Why don't parents cop flak for our kid's education? 2:23

4d ago2:23

2:23

Can I ask a question about parents? I watched Erica Stanford do a press conference yesterday at a school in Wellington while launching the writing action plan. While I was watching that I was reading a story about Nicola Willis, who it was suggested by people in London might be the next Prime Minister. She had gone to the New Zealand Society on her…

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Matt Redwood: Coffee on Queen co-owner on the Tasman District Council threatening fines for flags on the footpath 3:43

4d ago3:43

3:43

There’s trouble brewing in Nelson over a council bylaw banning advertising flags outside shops. The bylaw was adopted in November of 2024, limiting retailers to a single sandwich board display, which must be placed against the curb. 'Coffee on Queen’ has been threatened with a $500 fine and forced to remove their flag, which co-owner Matt Redwood s…

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Pollies: Mark Mitchell and Ginny Andersen on the Covid Inquiry, Trevor Mallard 11:05

4d ago11:05

11:05

Today on Politics Wednesday, the Covid Inquiry is still at the top of mind for many. Chris Hipkins, Dame Jacinda Ardern, Grant Robertson, and Ayesha Verrall have declined to publicly answer questions for the Royal Commission's second Covid Inquiry. Labour’s Ginny Andersen and National’s Mark Mitchell delved into the situation, as well as touching o…

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Full Show Podcast: 20 August 2025 1:30:16

4d ago1:30:16

1:30:16

On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Wednesday 20th of August, the Reserve Bank has a call to make today – they're expected to cut the OCR by 25 points, but what comes next? Trade Minister Todd McClay joins us out of Saudi Arabia before his flight to the US in which he’ll continue to try lower our tariff rate. Mark Mitchell and Ginny…

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Todd McClay: Trade Minister on his meetings in Saudi Arabia, the US regarding trade and tariffs 5:48

4d ago5:48

5:48

The Trade Minister says his trip to the US is all about ensuring our trade tariffs don't shift around too much. Todd McClay says the 15% duty on New Zealand goods isn't likely to be removed, as Donald Trump is imposing them on all countries that have a trade surplus with the US. He'll be passing on the message that tariffs harm New Zealand. McClay …

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Nick Sautner: Eden Park CEO on the Blues reportedly looking to play two Super Rugby games at Mt Smart Stadium 2:24

4d ago2:24

2:24

The Blues are poised to head across town to Mt Smart for two Super Rugby games next year. They're reportedly still planning to play most of their games at their usual Eden Park base, but are looking closely across town. Eden Park CEO Nick Sautner told Mike Hosking that having the right event in the right venue is important. He says the Blues negoti…

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Carl Taylor: Combined Building Supplies Co-Op CEO on the signs of recovery in the construction sector 3:35

4d ago3:35

3:35

There are tentative signs of recovery, as a troubled construction sector looks to turn the corner. A new report shows the sector generated $94 billion in revenue in the year to March, down slightly from $99 billion the year prior. Despite this, the report shows residential consents have levelled off, government infrastructure projects are restartin…

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Erica Stanford: Education Minister on poor writing achievement in schools, Writing Action Plan 3:12

4d ago3:12

3:12

A lack of surprise from the Education Minister over poor writing achievement in schools. New data shows only a quarter of Year 8 students achieved their curriculum writing level last year. The Government's launching a new digital tool for students sitting below the standard and introducing more professional development in literacy. Education Minist…

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Jerrod Kerr: Kiwibank Chief Economist seeks further OCR cuts ahead of today's announcement 3:22

4d ago3:22

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A senior economist says he'd like to see a series of OCR cuts. The Reserve Bank will announce its decision at 2pm today. Kiwibank Chief Economist Jarrod Kerr is expecting to see a 25 basis point cut. He told Mike Hosking after a cut today, he'd like to see two more to get the OCR to 2.5%. Kerr says that sort of stimulation is what we need to pull u…

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Rod Liddle: UK Correspondent on Kier Starmer's role in the White House meetings regarding Ukraine 5:17

5d ago5:17

5:17

A trilateral meeting between the leaders of Russia, Ukraine, and the United States is looking likely. US President Donald Trump's been meeting with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House today, following talks with Russia's President Vladimir Putin on Saturday. Zelenskyy and Trump are now meeting with other leaders, including Na…

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Mike's Minute: The pay equity court case is a "show trial" 2:12

5d ago2:12

2:12

If Grant Robertson thinks the Covid inquiry is a "show trial", then what is about to unfold at the High Court as of the end of this month can't be far behind. A bunch of unions are taking the Government to court over pay equity. They are having several stabs at it – the Bill of Rights is in play and the democratic process is up for debate. One of t…

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Ryan Wood: Kiwi Supercars driver on his year so far, success in racing 10:22

5d ago10:22

10:22

It’s been an incredible rise for Kiwi Supercars driver Ryan Wood. Racing for Walkinshaw Andretti United last year, he helped the team to 3rd in the Teams Championship —their highest finish since 2016— and was widely considered the best rookie on the grid. This year has already seen him claim a win in race 14, with multiple podium appearances under …

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Karin Kos: Apiculture NZ CEO on the challenging times for the global honey sector 2:39

5d ago2:39

2:39

Times are challenging for the global honey sector. Oversupply, inflated prices, and global volatility continue to drive sector woes. Apiculture NZ CEO Karin Kos told Mike Hosking both domestic and export factors are contributing. In 2019, New Zealand had a record 1 million hives and 10,000 beekeepers, but now there’s under 500,000 hives and 7,600 b…

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Full Show Podcast: 19 August 2025 1:30:02

5d ago1:30:02

1:30:02

On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Tuesday 19th of August, eyes are on the White House as Zelenskyy and EU leaders meet for peace talks. Our White House Correspondent is on the scene. Contact Energy CEO Mike Fuge defends their big profit rise while the country faces rising energy costs. Kiwi Supercars driver Ryan Wood is having a s…

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Mike Fuge: Contact Energy CEO on the company's full-year net profit 4:17

5d ago4:17

4:17

One of the country’s major electricity companies is defending their increased profits amid rising energy prices. Contact Energy’s full year net profit is up 41%, with revenue up 20%. Their underlying profit also climbed 17%, bolstered by a strong lift in geothermal generation as well as improved sales and customer numbers. CEO Mike Fuge told Mike H…

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Vaughan Mabee: Amisfield Executive Chef on being crowned Restaurant of the Year 3:28

5d ago3:28

3:28

The chef at the country's best restaurant says they're always improving to stay top of the game. From more than 300 contestants, Queenstown's fine dining hotspot Amisfield has once again been crowned 'Restaurant of the Year' at the Cuisine Good Food Awards. Executive Chef, Vaughan Mabee told Mike Hosking being in Central Otago helps them in many wa…

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Lauren Tomasi: Channel 9 US Correspondent on the meeting with Trump, Zelenskyy, European leaders 3:51

5d ago3:51

3:51

Donald Trump's focussing on a peace deal rather than a ceasefire as talks with Ukraine's President get underway. Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived at the White House for talks with Trump and several European leaders today. Trump also met with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday and says he'll have a phone call with him after today's talks. Chann…

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Chris Penk: Building and Construction Minister on the shake up of building consents and liability 3:31

5d ago3:31

3:31

Taking some of the pressure off councils is expected to make them more willing to consent buildings. The Government will shift liability for building defects based on responsibility. Building and Construction Minister Chris Penk says councils will still have responsibility for their consenting. He told Mike Hosking liability will be decided by the …

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Mark Troughear: Freightways CEO on the rise in net profits for the year 3:17

5d ago3:17

3:17

Financial results are coming in thick and fast. a2 Milk is reporting a 21% rise in profit alongside announcing it has bought the Yashili plant in Pokeno. It's also sold its majority stake in the Mataura Valley plant in Gore to Open Country Dairy. Contact Energy's profit is up 13% after a surge in geothermal generation. Freightways' profit is up 12.…

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#356 - A day in a life of an entrepreneur [Re-published] 7:45

6d ago7:45

7:45

Today I am re-publishing an episode from my early days as an entrepreneur. It kind of seems like it was a lifetime ago. I have learned a lot since then. But its cool to go back in time! Hope you enjoy it! Follow me on twitter: https://x.com/wbetiagoBy Tiago Ferreira

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Full Show Podcast: 18 August 2025 1:30:01

6d ago1:30:01

1:30:01

On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Monday the 18th of August, we've got conflicting reports on the cost of food at the supermarket - but none of it helps the fact our country's debt is nearing $1trillion. The Prime Minister says whether or not he would appear at a Royal Commission if called upon and how close we are with a deal wit…

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Commentary Box: Jason Pine and Andrew Saville join Mike Hosking to discuss the weekend's sports 11:22

6d ago11:22

11:22

Jason Pine and Andrew Saville join Mike Hosking this morning to discuss the weekend's sports. On the table today: The Warriors defeated the dolphins 14-10, finishing off an impressive comeback from 0-10 down. The All-Blacks defeated Los Pumas in Argentina to secure a strong start in the Rugby Championships. And Chris Wood starts the new season of t…

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Mike's Minute: How did RNZ not know about this already? 2:19

6d ago2:19

2:19

You may have read a report commissioned by Radio NZ to look into why their operation has become such a dumpster fire. It said a bunch of stuff that was obvious. One thing that surprised and saddened me though was that most people within that organisation thought radio was dying and audiences were bailing. That's not true. In fact it’s the opposite.…

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Christopher Luxon: Prime Minister discusses Auckland Mayor's calls for bed night levy 10:31

6d ago10:31

10:31

The Prime Minister says Auckland won't be getting a bed tax this parliamentary term, despite a renewed call from the city's mayor. Last week Wayne Brown again called for a bed night levy, saying it wouldn't cost the Government anything. He claimed they were cheeky for not putting one in and believed they would eventually cave. Chris Luxon told Mike…

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John Hart: Former All Blacks coach on the dominant victory over Argentina 3:11

6d ago3:11

3:11

The All Blacks have defeated Argentina in the Rugby Championship. They dispatched a 24-41 victory over Los Pumas, who hosted the All Blacks at Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes in Córdoba. Former All Blacks coach John Hart told Mike Hosking that the dominant display still needs improving, citing a lack of discipline. ‘You wouldn’t want to be doing that …

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Sharon Zollner: ANZ Chief Economist discusses the government's rapid increase in national debt 3:26

6d ago3:26

3:26

The government's debt has shot up as our collective total gets closer to one trillion dollars. The country's overall debt rose to $870billion dollars for the year to May, 5.4-percent higher than last year’s $830billion. Central Government debt sits at nearly $239billion, rising 11-percent on last year. ANZ Chief Economist Sharon Zollner says it's w…

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Chris Quinn: Foodstuffs North Island Managing Director says consumers should look for 'better value' as grocery prises soar 3:43

6d ago3:43

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The latest Stats NZ figures says food prices in our 15 main cities have increased five-percent in the past year -- with grocery prices rising much faster than restaurant and takeaway prices. But Foodstuffs says prices in its stores have only increased 3.4 percent. Foodstuffs North Island Managing Director Chris Quin told Mike Hosking that much of t…

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Thomas Scrimgeour: New Zealand could secure a place in the global AI economy with a sustainable data centre 3:34

6d ago3:34

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New Zealand could secure a place in the global AI economy with a sustainable data centre Research by the Maxim Institute has looked at leveraging the country's renewable energy, cool climate, and strong privacy laws to become a hub in the Asia–Pacific. Researcher Thomas Scrimgeour says high energy costs must be tackled in order to seize the opportu…

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