People, Companies & Topics in Podcasts

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Labour Party, a major political party in the UK, involved in governance and policy-making.

Australian government responsible for law enforcement and policy decisions.

A New Zealand radio station broadcasting The Hauraki Big Show.

A New Zealand government-owned airline.

The National Party is a political party in New Zealand.

The New Zealand First party, a political party in New Zealand.

New Zealand political party currently in power, center-left party.

realestate.co.nz, a New Zealand property listing website.

Australian financial platform for investing in ETFs and shares.

The Maori Party is a political party in New Zealand representing Māori interests, formed around 2004.

New Zealand Rugby is the governing body for rugby union in New Zealand.

Opus Partners is a company providing property investment advice and podcast hosting.

The New Zealand economy, the economic system of New Zealand.

New Zealand film industry and storytelling platform

Stock exchange index in New Zealand, representing the performance of 50 large companies listed on the NZX.

The New Zealand International Comedy Festival is an annual event showcasing comedians across New Zealand.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand, responsible for monetary policy and financial regulation in New Zealand.

A New Zealand-based government agency responsible for economic and financial regulation.

New Zealand's highest court, responsible for constitutional and appellate jurisdiction.

The Auckland District Court is a judicial body mentioned in relation to hearings about alcohol licensing.

The Ministry of Education is the government department responsible for education policy in New Zealand.

A New Zealand-based radio and podcast show known as The Hauraki Big Show.

New Zealand property investment podcast hosted by Stephen Knight and Andrew Nicholl.

A podcast episode titled 'Fake Dick Friday' from the Hauraki Breakfast Podcast.

A podcast show titled 'The Morning Shift' that discusses various topics including personal stories, movies, and current events.

A popular New Zealand radio station broadcasting entertainment and music content.

A New Zealand-based podcast featuring hosts Fletch, Vaughan, and Hayley discussing various topics.

AMI is a media organization that sponsored the first blind hockey event Craig Fitzpatrick participated in.

TVNZ, a New Zealand television network

A popular New Zealand radio show hosted by Jeremy Wells and Manai Stewart.

New Zealand alternative rock band, known for their album Crazy Yes, Dumb No, and associated with the Mint Chicks.

A New Zealand-based public radio network and digital platform.

A New Zealand radio show called The Hodaki Breakfast Podcast.

Taxpayers Union, an organization advocating for taxpayers' interests in New Zealand.

American singer, songwriter, and performer, known for his albums and controversies.

The podcast hosts Fletch, Vaughan, and Hayley from ZM's Fletch, Vaughan & Hayley show.

The hosts of the podcast, including Fletch, Vaughan, and Hayley.

Australian singer and songwriter, known for her album releases.

Co-host of the Property Academy Podcast, discusses property and investment topics.

Clint, a person attending Fashion Week with Jacqui.

Shane Jones, a politician in New Zealand, known for his controversial comment about butter chicken.

Chris Hipkins, a New Zealand politician and current Prime Minister, involved in government and policy discussions.

Chief operating officer of American Airlines.

Jacinda Ardern, former prime minister of New Zealand, known for her leadership and kindness.

Australian singer and songwriter, known for her album releases.

New Zealand rugby union coach who led the team to multiple World Cup victories.

U.S. city where a jewelry store theft occurred involving a Fabergé pendant

Christchurch is a city in New Zealand, mentioned as a place where one of the hosts lives.

A geographic location, city in New Zealand, discussed as having not yet recovered house prices.

Hamilton is a city in New Zealand, mentioned as a location where the podcast hosts are recording.

A geographic location in New Zealand known for its beaches and coastal lifestyle.

A famous sports stadium in Auckland, New Zealand.

A rugby stadium in Christchurch, New Zealand, hosting Super Rugby matches.

Aotearoa, the Māori name for New Zealand.

Auckland Christchurch are cities in New Zealand served by airlines.

Balclutha is a town in New Zealand.

The Crown Range, a mountain pass in New Zealand.

A New Zealand school located in New Plymouth.

A mobile application designed to track steps and promote physical activity across communities in New Zealand.

The All Blacks are a New Zealand rugby team.

Professional American football team based in Kansas City, Missouri.

A professional rugby union team based in Wellington, New Zealand.

A rugby team based in Christchurch, New Zealand, known for their red jerseys.

The Golden State Warriors, a professional basketball team in the NBA.

A professional rugby union team based in Wellington, New Zealand.

Auckland Football Club, a football team based in Auckland, New Zealand.

A New Zealand-based professional rugby union team competing in the Super Rugby competition.

A rugby union team based in New Zealand, competing in Super Rugby.

New Zealand rugby league team representing the country in international rugby league competitions.

New Zealand women's national rugby union team, known for their strong performances.

A rugby team based in New Zealand, competing in Super Rugby.