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The Weekend Collective
3p.m. - 6p.m. weekends
The Weekend Collective on Newstalk ZB is an intelligent and fun take on the life you live and what you love.
Who’s at the helm?
One’s a self-confessed conservative, the other a walking encyclopedia.
With years of TV and print journalism behind him, a news stint in New York, three published novels, two toddlers and a wife nearly half his age – Tim Wilson is always up with the play.
Tim Roxborogh has spent many years in the music radio game, and is arguably New Zealand’s leading expert on cricket and the BeeGees!
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 and Tim are perfect company every weekend from 3pm on Newstalk ZB.
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Mary Holm: Is retiring early a good idea?
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Rachel Hunter talks meditation and well-being
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US defence secretary says border wall cost unknown
The acting secretary of defence said Saturday he has not yet determined how much money he will redirect to President Donald Trump's border wall project. Pat Shanahan,...
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Why New Zealand has no need to worry over China
The biggest story of the last week has been the apparent collapse over New Zealand's relationship with China - but has it all been a lot of fuss over nothing? Commentators...
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Government seeking feedback over tenure review changes
Farmers and conservation groups will be able to have their say on proposed changes to the regulatory framework governing high-country pastoral leases after the Government...
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Propety: How will the Australian housing market affect us?
New Zealand property expert are keeping a close eye on where the Australian market will go. House prices in Sydney and Melbourne are facing massive slides, the...
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The Panel: Is National's new ad sexist or clever marketing?
National has come under fire for their new attack ad, which has been accused of sexism and 'man-splaining' by Government ministers. But is the fact we're talking...
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Smart Money: How much should parents spend on university?
Most parents want to see their kids head off to university, but how many are willing to cover the costs? It's an issue that has been raised by finance writer Lisa...
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Liam Dann: Revised immigration numbers pose a big 'what if'
LISTEN TO LIAM DANN DISCUSS HIS EDITORIAL WITH THE WEEKEND COLLECTIVE ABOVE Who doesn't love a good "what if" story? What if Adolf Hitler had been accepted into...
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Thailand king blocks sister from making PM bid
A Thai political party swore loyalty to the king after its stunning decision to nominate the monarch's sister as its candidate for prime minister backfired when...
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Minister: Nelson firefighters working hard to 'put the bloody thing out'
A close watch remains on the wind in the Tasman district. There were fears winds forecast this afternoon could fan the flames of the Pigeon Valley fire. Civil...
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Smoking in cars with kids banned
Anyone vaping or smoking with kids in the car could be hit with a $50 fine. The Government is moving to ban lighting up in vehicles when anyone under 18 is inside. It...
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Should you be subdividing your property?
A report this week says 85,000 Auckland properties have the potential to be subdivided, which could be worth a lot of cash to the owners and alleviate supply issues...
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The Panel: Was Westpac Stadium right to remove controversial banner?
New Zealand Cricket and Westpac Stadium have apologised for removing a banner promoting sexual consent during last night's Twenty20 international clash between the...
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Weekend Collective's Tim Wilson injured after scooter accident
Weekend Collective host Tim Wilson is looking a little worse for wear after suffering a scooter accident. Wilson is taking painkillers after breaking his patella,...
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Alex Bartle: How can we get a good nights sleep?
Struggling to sleep in this muggy weather? You aren't alone, but what can we do about it? Dr Alex Bartle, Director of the Sleep Well Clinic, joined the Weekend...
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Why drug advertising is a 'costly exercise' that should be banned
The Government is considering changes to how drugs are advertised. A complaint from visiting cancer expert Richard Sullivan has prompted the move by the Government. Sullivan...
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US pulls out of long-standing Russia nuclear arms treaty
The Trump administration is pulling the plug on a decades-old nuclear arms treaty with Russia, lifting what it sees as unreasonable constraints on competing with...
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Don Brash invited to speak at Waitangi despite past controversies
Don Brash has been invited to speak at the lower marae at Waitangi, where he was once pelted with mud by protesters. The mud was turfed in 2004, when he was National...
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When should young adults move out of home?
Moving away from home can prove to be a challenging times not just for young adults, but for parents as well. Author and parenting expert Yvonne Godfrey joined The...
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New way of retirement living proposed
Retirement villages where residents get to keep most of the capital gain are being developed by a new company. The house price boom in cities like Auckland has...
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Health and Wellness: How do you change your career?
Changing your career is something we all seem to dream about, but the reality of upending your life is easier said than done. Those considering a career change...
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Paul Bloxham: A budget should be about more than just GDP
The man who coined the term 'Rockstar Economy' says that the notion of a Wellness Budget has potential. Jacinda Ardern has been selling her concept, which measures...
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Australian politics set for massive change in election year
A question of stability hangs over the Australian parliament as it prepares for an election later this year. The ruling Coalition is unable to do much ruling,...
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James Shaw doubts a 'blue-green' party would survive
The Green Party isn't losing sleep over the notion there'll be a 'blue-green' party next election. The idea of an environmentally-conscious, economically-orientated...
