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.
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3pm-4pm The PanelÂ
4pm-5pm OneRoof Radio ShowÂ
5pm-6pm The Parent SquadÂ
Sunday:
3pm-4pm Politics Central
4pm-5pm Health HubÂ
5pm-6pm Smart MoneyÂ
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Are we doing enough for our hearts?
Our heart might just be the unsung hero of our health ... but do we only pay attention to it when it's too late? So many of us will know someone, or have been someone...
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Stuart Nash & Jordan Williams: What does the budget need to deliver?
The Government's budget will be announced this coming Thursday. Taxpayers Union Director Jordan Williams and former Police Minister Stuart Nash join Politics Central...
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Sara Chatwin: Parents have to have the hard conversations around weight
A nine year old boy was told he's too fat to play rugby this week, sparking a major debate. But really, kids do tend to grow out before up - so when is it an issue,...
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"Some other problem": Property manager says rental wait times not just a market issue
Data shows an increase in the number of days rental properties stand empty before being tenanted - for some regions, it's up to 35 days on average. So, in a country...
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The Panel: C word in Parliament, student loan crackdown
This week on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by Pete Wolfkamp and Jo McCarroll to discuss the biggest stories from the week that was. LISTEN ABOVE
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Janet Xuccoa: Trusts aren't just for the wealthy
A lot of people think trusts are only for the very wealthy, and absolutely useless for the every day person - but today's guest explains that's not the case. LISTEN...
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Alex Flint: Exercises for longevity
The older we get, the more important it is to maintain health, but what movements are the true needle-movers for a longer, healthier life? LISTEN ABOVE
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Mark Mitchell: It's time to crack down on boy racers
The Government is introducing tougher penalties for boy racers and other, what Chris Bishop called, "idiot drivers". The changes include a crushed or forfeited car...
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Maurice Williamson: More is needed for protecting our border
The Government is cracking down on illegal drugs entering the country, starting with Customs. Customs will get an additional $35 million to help combat the rising...
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"They just want to connect with their mates": A parenting expert's take on potential social media ban
The National Party have proposed a bill to ban social media for under 16 year olds - following Australia's lead. But do parents really need legislative support...
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A community for over 45s: An investment or a home?
A neighbourhood in Christchurch has 24 new builds up for grabs - but you have to be over 45 to buy them. The rules are more relaxed than retirement villages. Your...
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The Panel: Pope Leo XIV, pay equity
This week on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by Irene Gardiner and Allan Blackman to discuss the biggest stories from the week that was. New Pope Leo XIV announced,...
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Shamubeel Eaqub: We have to move toward he Australian retirement model
Research by Shamubeel Eaqub finds only 32% of New Zealanders are satisfied with their financial situation, compared to 60% of Australians. He finds higher wages...
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Claire Turnbull: Not all supplements were created equal
We've all heard the rumours that supplements and vitamins are just expensive waste that goes straight through you, but there are some that doctors recommend. So...
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"Not a surprise": Sam Emery on Albanese's victory
Anthony Albanese's Labor government had a landslide victory overnight, marking the first re-election in Australia since 2004. It's seen a mix of reactions, with...
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"Stop buying secondhand equipment": Defence Minister on new Defence helicopters
The Government has announce $2 billion from the upcoming Budget has been set aside for new Defence Force helicopters, alongside an additional $957 million in funding. The...
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Dougal Sutherland: Your teen's angst may be your fault
All teenagers have their moments - but what are the signs there's something seriously wrong? And how much of the teenage angst can be blamed on parents expecting...
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"A good property will always be rented": Property expert says it's always time to invest
Standalone homes, townhouses, and apartments - which is the most profitable? CEO of Real Estate at Valocity joins Tim Beveridge to discuss property types and values. LISTEN...
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The Panel: Wellington Council, prisoner voting
This week on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by Shane Henderson and Paul Spoonley to discuss the biggest stories from the week that was. Bob Jones passing, Tory...
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Chris Di Leva: The markets aren't looking too bad
It's a tough time for the markets and the volatility has been hard to keep track of. The tariffs have obviously had an impact - but some experts say AI developments...
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Dr John Cameron: Skinny people have heart attacks too
We know how serious heart health is - but what can we actually do to help it? At what point should we start to be worries about how our weight is impacting our...
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"It's about providing patient safety": Health minister on regulating physician associates
Physician associates will soon be a regulated profession working in primary care and hospitals. These are health professionals who have been trained overseas, who...
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"People worry about running out of juice": Transport minister on more funding for EV chargers
The Government has set aside $68.5 million for an interest free EV charger loan scheme. The private sector will be able to apply for a loan to increase the number...
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Sandy Pasley: Teaching values falls on parents as well as schools
It takes a village - parents, caregivers, family, and community. It takes a bit from everyone to raise successful adults. Parents will do their best to instil particular...
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Kelvin Davidson: Are new builds or older homes more attractive to buyers?
How can a three bedroom built in the '90s sell for significantly more than a new build of a similar size right down the street? Driving through established suburbs,...
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The Panel: ANZAC boycott, Trump says "Vladimir, STOP!"
This week on The Panel, Tim Beveridge is joined by Kyle MacDonald and Luke Dallow to discuss the biggest stories from the week that was. ANZAC Day boycott, Donald...
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Katie Wesney: How to take the fear out of investing
Investing can be an intimidating area and yet it may be one of the best ways to get ahead financially. But with a lot of us emotionally invested in our finances,...
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Dr Alex Bartle: When do sleep routines becoming unhelpful?
It seems getting sleep has become more of a regimented routine than ever. Limit exercise before bed, practice meditation, use this app, take this supplement, sleep...
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Simon Arcus: What will it take for Wellington to get it right this election?
Former Labour leader Andrew Little’s joined the race for Wellington Mayor – what are his chances? Current leader Tory Whanau has also thrown her hat in the ring;...
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Sir Lockwood Smith: What Luxon needs to achieve in meeting with Kier Starmer
Former High Commissioner to the UK, Sir Lockwood Smith, joins Tim Beveridge to discuss Luxon’s trip to the UK. The Prime Minister has headed to London to meet with...
