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HEATHER DU PLESSIS-ALLAN DRIVE
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Dynamic, sharp and connected - Heather du Plessis-Allan means business.
With a straight down the middle approach, Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive on Newstalk ZB delivers the very latest news and views to New Zealanders as they wrap up their day.
Assertive, direct and opinionated, Heather is well respected by leading news makers, business leaders and political insiders.
As well as setting the news agenda, this show has a major focus on local and international business, ensuring our listeners are engaged and informed.
Heather du Plessis-Allan is a driving force at the centre of New Zealand’s biggest newsroom and number one radio station*.
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'Scandalous figure': Govt criticised for paying $38m for vaccine software
Orion Health chief executive's unhappy with the Ministry of Health's procurement process for a new software system to manage vaccines, including the Covid-19 programme. Ian...
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The Huddle: Government under fire for public sector pay freeze
Backlash from a Government public service pay freeze is falling on deaf ears in the Beehive. The Finance Minister's making no apologies for freezing rises for three...
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Laurel Hubbard's path to Tokyo Olympics not 'a done deal' just yet
Weightlifter Laurel Hubbard's entry to the Tokyo Olympics is not a done deal yet. The Inside The Games website reports the 43-year-old's effectively guaranteed...
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'Kick in the guts': Principal 'demoralised' by Govt's public pay sector freeze
One principal feels demoralised after the Government announced a public sector pay freeze. Public sector workers earning more than $60,000 will only get pay rises...
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UK sending patrol boats to Jersey over post-Brexit dispute
Britain's government said Wednesday local time it is sending two Navy patrol vessels to monitor the situation on the island of Jersey, amid an escalating dispute...
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Woman from Mali gives birth to nine babies - two more than expected
A woman from Mali has given birth to nine babies -- two more than the seven that ultrasounds had detected -- according to the country's Ministry of Health. Ultrasounds...
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'Keep fighting, India': Black Caps' eye-opening image as IPL stars come home
An eye-opening image of Black Caps at an airport in India shows the drastic safety measures taken to combat the rising spread of Covid-19 in the country. Former...
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National received nearly $3m in political donations in 2020 - nearly double Labour
The National Party received nearly $3 million in donations in 2020 - nearly twice the amount donated to Labour. The Electoral Commission today released the full...
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: Pay freeze shows Government can't manage the books
I am as baffled by the government’s pay freeze for nurses, teachers, police and social workers as you are. And the only conclusion I can reach is that – by doing...
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Discussions underway on whether trans-Tasman flights will be paused
New Zealand health officials are in close contact with their Australian counterparts after a second positive case of Covid-19 in Sydney in the past 24 hours. Covid-19...
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Students rally outside parliament against terrible learning environment
Hutt Valley High students have taken their school work to the lawns of Parliament to protest against underfunding after toxic mould was discovered on their campus. In...
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The Huddle: Is the public sector pay freeze fair?
Public sector workers are feeling the burn of a pay freeze. The Government's announced those earning more than $60,000 will only get pay increases in "exceptional...
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Wellington Mayor defends proposal for $5 an hour parking
When it comes to what you pay for parking, Wellington is set to become more expensive than some of the biggest cities in the world. The council wants to increase...
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Reserve Bank warns it could restrict LVRs further
New Zealand has come through the Covid-19 pandemic better than expected but vulnerabilities in the financial system remain, Reserve Bank governor Adrian Orr says. The...
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'Unacceptable bombshell': Police slam public sector pay freeze
The Police Association has slammed the Government's three-year public sector wage freeze as an "unacceptable bombshell". This morning it was announced public sector...
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Peter Dunne: PM has gone as close as she can to firing Mallard
An unprecedented ticking off by the Prime Minister. Speaker Trevor Mallard last night claimed a staffer committed sexual assault - speaking under parliamentary...
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How NZ Cricket plan to get 'anxious' Kiwi players out of India
New Zealand Cricket and the Players' Association are working hard to bring Kiwi cricketers in India back home, while members of the test team will fly straight to...
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How 3-year-old Axle was found in Tolaga Bay bush
Axle, 3, the boy who went missing from his home in Tolaga Bay yesterday, was found around 3km from his home and "wanting his mum" this afternoon, Tairāwhiti Area...
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Facebook board's Trump decision could have wider impacts
Since the day after the deadly Jan. 6 riots on the U.S. Capitol, former President Donald Trump's social media accounts have been silent — muzzled for inciting violence...
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Public sector pay freeze: No increases for staff on $100k for three years
Public sector workers earning more than $60,000 can only expect pay increases in "exceptional circumstances" while those on more than $100,000 won't get a cent more...
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: Mallard using his power to attack individuals - he needs to go
I maintain the position that I have for several months now that Trevor Mallard needs to go. His performance in Parliament last night has only proven that. He...
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National MP says Mongrel Mob death threats have been passed on to police
National MP Simeon Brown has received death threats that he says is a result of his criticism of Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson's visit to the Hamilton Mongrel...
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The Huddle: Is China committing genocide?
The Act Party plans to ask Parliament to debate a motion to declare China's oppression of the Uighur ethnic minority an act of "genocide". Its motion would ask...
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Pods chocolates posted on TradeMe for $300 following discontinuation
The opportunists are out in full force after the announcement the beloved Kiwi snack Pods is being discontinued. The announcement was made last month by manufacturer...
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David Seymour: We shouldn't care about trade and declare a genocide in China
Act have support from the Green Party on a Parliamentary motion to vote on if the abuse of the Uighur minority in China amounts to genocide. Meanwhile Labour has...
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