The Weekend Collective
3pm-6pm Weekends
The Weekend Collective on Newstalk ZB is an intelligent and fun take on the life you live and what you love.
From Barrister to singer to recording artist and concert producer, including performing the national anthem for the All Blacks, you name it, Tim Beveridge has done it.
Joined by a range of special expert guests throughout the afternoon, The Weekend Collective will cover off the issues of the week, politics, parenting, finance, wellness and property.
Tim is the perfect company every weekend from 3pm on Newstalk ZB.
Saturday:
3pm-4pm The Panel
4pm-5pm OneRoof Radio Show
5pm-6pm The Parent Squad
Sunday:
3pm-4pm Politics Central
4pm-5pm Health Hub
5pm-6pm Smart Money
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Sharon Chandra: You can't DIY a divorce
Divorce is still one of those taboo topics we tend to avoid, but up to 40% of marriages end that way here in New Zealand, so it's probably about time we become a...
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Claire Turnbull: Why your GP won't give you nutrition advice
We've been hearing for a while an increasing concern around a lack of information about healthy eating. You head to the doctor for a minor issue that's been bugging...
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Nick Hill: Govt should support SailGP in City of Sails
SailGP won't be going ahead in the city of sails next year as the Government has pulled funding. Tourism and Hospitality Minister Louise Upston wrote in a letter...
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Maurice Williamson: Some parties are too far gone for a coalition
After much deliberation, the Labour Party has announced they'll back the India free trade agreement. We do see cross party agreements, but just how important will...
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Dr Maneesh Deva: Sometimes children just need to figure it out on their own
Doctors are seeing an increasing number of young people coming in with unexplained symptoms. The prominent ones parents are probably seeing most frequently are...
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Alexandra Martelli: Buyer's agents are for everyone
Buyer's agents. They're projected to grow in popularity in the coming years, so what are they and who really needs one? LISTEN ABOVE
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The Panel: Does Parliament have HR?
This week on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by Resident Builder Pete Wolfkamp and chemistry professor Allan Blackman to discuss the biggest stories from the...
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Janet Xuccoa: Most people should really have a trust
We often think of trusts as a way to protect your assets, especially if you work in certain fields - but a surprising number of regular families use them for a range...
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Rob Knight: Warming up isn't enough to avoid injury
For decades we've watched as professional athletes spend a whole lot of time warming up behind the pre-game interviews on game day, from stretching to sprinting...
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Chloe Swarbrick: Funding solar panels through rates
The Green Party have just had their annual State of the Planet Address, and this year they're calling for a National Electrification Plan. They say it's in response...
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Ernie Newman: Duopoly to blame for increase in food costs
New Zealand First has announced they will be campaigning on a new policy to end the supermarket duopoly. The policy would give the Commerce Commission powers to...
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Dr Miriam McCaleb: Parents need to stop comparing themselves to online 'highlight reels'
You always hear stories about the different ways a person's childhood has had an ongoing impact throughout their life. There are some horrible stories out there,...
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Peter Norris: The difference between how much the bank will loan you and how much you can afford
So you want a loan to buy a property. The bank sifts through all the money that's gone in and out of your accounts going back an uncomfortable amount of time, and...
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The Panel: WoF changes, Crusaders horses
This week on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by Fieldays CEO Richard Lindroos and presenter Mark Crysell to discuss the biggest stories from the week that was. LISTEN...
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Andrew Bascand: Iran conflict impacts more than just gas prices
The hot topic on everyone's minds right now is the price of petrol and diesel. It seems to be impacting the price of just about everything else, and we're staring...
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Dr Alex Bartle: Most people are ruining their own sleep
At this stage it's probably more common than not to have some kind of wearable tracker to track your steps, heart rate, and the one we're discussing today - sleep. They...
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Peter Dunne: National Party calls in former broadcaster for comms help
The National Party have called in former broadcaster Rachel Smalley to help Auckland based MPs, including the prime minister, with their communications and media...
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Mark Mitchell: Emergency Management Minister on Cyclone Vaianu
Cyclone Vaianu has hit our shores and some regions are being hit particularly hard. The East Coast has seen gusts of up to 130 kilometres an hour, thousands of...
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Dougal Sutherland: Let your kids be bored
It's school holidays, and boredom is setting in... While it can send parents into a bit of a spiral hearing their children complain about how bored they are all...
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Allaine Burkett: Should we be pouring into the market?
The tide has well and truly turned. We've had analysts forecasting a plateau for much of this year, with rates starting to turn upwards near the end of the year. One...
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The Panel: Artemis II, flat whites are out
This week on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by Wilhelmina O'Keeffe and Luke Dallow to discuss the biggest stories from the week that was. LISTEN ABOVE
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Allyson Gofton: Chef discusses health benefits of a seasonal diet
Many of us change our diets as with the seasons, thanks to availability and pricing. But are there health benefits to adopting a seasonal diet? And what should...
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Helen Clark and Maurice Williamson: What can we expect from the build-up to the election?
It's election year again in New Zealand, and it's a process that we're all familiar with. But few are more familiar than Former PM Helen Clark and Former National...
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Sara Chatwin: Is it okay for children to be involved in politics?
Our children are becoming increasingly involved in politics and current events, and they're getting involved younger and younger. We want to support their interests,...
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Kelly Gammie: The biggest interior design mistakes
Have you ever walked into a home and thought - there was so much potential and it's all been lost. A room with limited natural light, painted in dark shades and...
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Amanda Morrall: Saving money with rising costs
Prices are going up. Food prices are up, and will keep going up alongside fuel. Practically any goods that travel by land air or ocean to get to you will become...
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Dr Bryan Betty: Should patients be using Chat GPT?
Health NZ have had to tell their staff to stop using free AI tools such as Chat GPT for writing clinical notes. LISTEN ABOVE
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Josh Ellison: Fuel crisis good news for renewable energy sector
The latest numbers, as at one week ago, there were 24 days of petrol and 18 days of diesel in the country. Things are looking to worsen for the foreseeable future,...
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Winston Peters: More mining royalties back into the regions
New Zealand First will be campaigning on a policy that would see half of all mining royalties go to the region from which it came, rather than Wellington. The party...
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Nathan Wallis: Are parents to blame for social media addiction?
Social media giants Meta and YouTube have been found liable for deliberately designing their platforms to be addictive. We don't need to look too far into the details...
