Mike Hosking

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127,214 appearances 919 recordings 4 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard yesterday

Mike Hosking’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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recordings per month · last 12 months

Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 919 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 202.

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The Mike Hosking Breakfast · Richard Allen: Fonterra CEO on the co-op reporting a profit of $2.6 billion · 24 Sep 2026 podcast

Richard Allen, CEO of Fonterra. matched

The Mike Hosking Breakfast · Chris Bishop: RMA Reform Minister and National's Housing Spokesperson on council amalgamation plans, Labour's latest election pledge · 24 Sep 2026 podcast

Long line of angry mayors this morning after the government hit pause on these council amalgamations. voice-verified

Some have cut deals, some had a few ideas, some didn't want to do it at all. voice-verified

Basically time's run out. voice-verified

Chris Bishop's in charge of it all and he's with us. voice-verified

Good morning. voice-verified

Should you have organized yourself better? voice-verified

And you wasted everyone's time. voice-verified

Okay. voice-verified

What what about the people who stalled and I suspect deliberately stalled knowing that this very thing could happen? voice-verified

I get all that, but what about what about the people who told you yesterday basically you're a dick and you've wasted their time? voice-verified

What do you say to those people? 'Cause they are genuinely angry. voice-verified

It's their voice-verified

long as you win, of course. voice-verified

On that note, can I ask you this question, a broad based question? voice-verified

So Labour yesterday made that big announcement of there's four billion dollars worth of housing and all the other stuff they announced. voice-verified

The best they could say, because they weren't really asked, is how to pay for it, is it it's it's future operating in capital allowances. voice-verified

Now could you announce this morning four billion dollars worth of expenditure on future operating and capital allowances and drum up four billion without slashing and burning somewhere? voice-verified

to be clear, when you announce four billion dollars worth and nobody bothers to ask you how you're paying for it, it is either they will have to borrow it or they will have to cut four billion from somewhere. voice-verified

It's that simple, isn't it? voice-verified

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