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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.
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, three kids under five 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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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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Latest
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Vernon Tava: Over the top to say National is harming climate change efforts
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World marks 50 years since Apollo 11's 'giant leap' on moon
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Amanda Morrall: How much debt is too much?
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Margo Regan: Best ways to cut back on your drinking
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Is New Zealand in for a property market crash?
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Wendy Thompson: How to use social media for your business
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Claire Turnbull: Pregnancy cravings
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Will refusal to build roads cost Labour the election?
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Christchurch hunter shares gun buyback experience
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John Banks considering mayoral run; Goff's reign like 'grandma's boiled cabbage'
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Natalie Flynn: How can you differentiate between types of crying
If you have got a baby who just cries all the time, at what point would you start worrying about it? Or are some babies just more sensitive? Natalie Flynn is a...
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Peter Wolfkamp: How you can DIY without consent
Want to get into some DIY this weekend?* Attic stairs?* Free-standing carport?* Decks and fences? Known as “The Resident Builder”, Peter Wolfkamp hosts his own...
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The Panel: Government proposes subsidy for Electric vehicles
The Government is signalling its intention to slash the price of imported electric and hybrid vehicles by up to $8000 in a bid to make greener cars cheaper for Kiwis. Sonia...
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Malcolm Knight: Why are credit card interest rates so high?
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Vanessa Baxter: How to get mums back into the workforce
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Mystery money: Seized $302k given back to foreign diplomat
The head of Customs has handed back $302,000 seized from a mysterious foreign diplomat after he failed to declare the vast sum of cash in his luggage. The experienced...
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Local mayor pitches party of mayors to contest seats in Parliament
A small-town mayor is calling for the creation of a mayoral political party to contest parliamentary elections because of his difficulty getting a hearing in Wellington. Embattled...
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How to manage different parenting styles
How do different parenting styles work in a partnership? Is there a good cop and a bad cop? What values are important in parenting and does your own experience with...
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Ashley Church: Should you pay principal on your mortgage?
Owning your own home, mortgage free by the time you retire is probably the minimum prerequisite for anyone who wants to live comfortably in their golden years. Paying...
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The Panel: People queue from 2am outside Work and Income for help
Families are being forced to endure inhumane conditions while queuing for emergency grants to feed and clothe their families, beneficiary advocates say. Parents...
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Tom Hartmann: Are insurance companies taking us for a ride?
This week on Smart Money we were joined by resident blogger Tom Hartmann. A new research report from Consumer NZ has revealed that New Zealander's are unconvinced...
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Art and Matilda Green on the benefits of paleo diets
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Who are the winners and losers from Cabinet reshuffle?
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Victim advocate says toddler death 'completely preventable'
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What you need to know before the plastic bag ban takes effect
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