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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Dougal Sutherland: Children benefit more from being with parents than ECE
Early childhood education is darn expensive. You want your kids to socialise, make friends, learn some basics - but it costs an arm and a leg. So how long can...
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Nichole Lewis: Townhouses are a bad investment
New builds and townhouses alike have become the best option for first home buyers looking to get into the market. Townhouses offer a lower-cost alternative to standalone...
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The Panel: Iran, Dave Rennie
This week on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by NZ Gardener editor Jo McCarroll and Crane Brothers founder Murray Crane, to discuss the biggest stories from the...
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Martin Hawes: Are you losing money on ethical investing?
Ethical investing seems to be a hot topic when it comes to choosing an investment fund or KiwiSaver provider. I've often heard providers boast that their fund is...
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David Letele: Why are we always getting in our own way when we're getting healthy?
It's common to come up with a myriad of excuses as to why you can't go to the gym a few times a week, why you can't make a balanced meal instead of eating out, the...
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Nicola Willis: KiwiSaver changes to loosen restrictions on rural investors
The Government has highlighted issues within the KiwiSaver Act that have prevented a number of Kiwis from using their accounts to buy a home. Many workers in rural...
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Dr Geoffrey Miller: "Great unknown" after Iran Supreme Leader confirmed dead
A joint US–Israeli strike on Iran overnight has triggered retaliatory missile attacks from Tehran, raising fears of a wider regional escalation. Iran’s Supreme Leader...
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Sara Chatwin: Should you stay together for the kids?
Whether it's a friend, your own parents, or you may be going through it yourself - we've all heard the question of whether a couple should 'stay together for the...
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Mark Harris: Is this the end of mum and dad investors?
Mum and dad investors are pulling out of the property market. The housing market is shifting to focus on the needs of your everyday owner-occupier, but the demand...
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The Panel: Crime stats, RBNZ wants more banks
This week on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by Auckland councillor Shane Henderson and real estate agent Luke Dallow, to discuss the biggest stories from the...
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Economist Cameron Bagrie on new Trump tariffs' impact for kiwis
On Saturday Donald Trump announced a 10% levy on all goods coming into the US in response to the Supreme Court ruling his other tariffs unconstitutional. The new...
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Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith chats the reality of 'move-on' announcement
On Sunday the Government announced a plan to grant police the power to issue move-on orders to help deal with disorderly and dangerous behaviour in public places. The...
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Dr Maneesh Deva: Is social media harm inescapable without isolating our children?
Child safety reform in the world of big tech is sweeping the globe at the moment. Australia's leading the charge in the social media ban for under 16s, and California...
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Peter Norris: The questions to ask before you declare yourself the bank of mum and dad
If you're declaring yourself as the bank of mum and dad, you'll need to have some conversations with your children about what they can afford - and what happens...
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The Panel: Winter Olympics, former prince Andrew
This week on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by Infometrics CEO Brad Olsen and presenter Mark Crysell to discuss the biggest stories from the week that was. LISTEN...
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Shane Solly: Spots of recovery in the economy
We've started to see spots of what looks to be recovery in our economy over recent months. It's not consistent, but it's frequent enough to give us some hope for...
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Matt Doocey: We've come a long way with mental health
We've seen the data - the wait to get mental health or addiction support is getting lower and the system seems to be improving. But the system is still under immense...
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Feroz Ali: National did a great job with India FTA
Labour is hesitant to put their support behind an India FTA without the government meeting certain conditions. It says free trade is a net positive, but agreements...
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David Seymour: ACT wants to cut number of Govt ministries
ACT Party leader David Seymour delivered his State of the Nation address this morning. He says this government is on track to produce positive change, but it's...
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John Cowan: Stress is making you a bad parent
Many parents will be starting to feel the exhaustion from getting back into school and extracurriculars. We often go into the new year with high expectations of...
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Martin Cooper: Westpac picks 6 OCR hikes
Westpac's economists are picking 6 consecutive OCR hikes from December - they're forecasting that it will hit 4% by the end of next year. The OCR dropped to 2.25%...
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The Panel: Maori seats, social media addiction
This week on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by Co-host of the Untidy Podcast Matilda Green, and Resident Builder Pete Wolfkamp, to discuss the biggest stories...
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Janet Xuccoa: Where do trusts fit in to aged care funding?
Growing older is expensive - much more expensive than most people realise. When you or a loved one either decides to move into aged care or is forced to do so,...
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Kent Johns: Could a fad be what you need to get back into exercise?
Getting fit and healthy is just about throwing on your running shoes and making a salad. The key to sticking with a workout routine, is finding the right sort of...
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Nick Leggett: Wellington Council "chronically underinvest" in water infrastructure
Moa Point has been testing as non-compliant for all but two months of the last two years. The signs were there, but no one seemed to raise concern before the wastewater...
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Kathryn Berkett: Who's dropping the ball with new entrants?
A new report this week found nearly 90% of Auckland primary school say there's an increasing number of new entrants starting school without bare basic skills like...
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Ed McKnight: Finding the right agent for you
Those in the market to buy a new home either know or will learn very quickly, that an agent is essential in the process. Sure, we can search agency websites and...
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The Panel: The Panel with Jordan Williams and Richard Lindroos: Waitangi Day, Epstein files
This week on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by Taxpayers' Union Director Jordan Williams and National Fieldays Society CEO Richard Lindroos, to discuss the biggest...
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Sharon Chandra: You could be essentially married without even realising it
Relationships cost money. It's not just about date nights at expensive restaurants, fancy shoes, or a new watch for Valentine's Day. It's moving in together, splitting...
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Claire Turnbull: More exercise doesn't mean more food
There's a fairly universal amount of food people should be eating every day. It varies based on things like age and height - but for the most part, most adults...
