📻We made it! 2 Sharks! - The Radio Show
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How did the Hauraki Breakfast team raise enough money to adopt two sharks?
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This guy's a prune. Jerry and Manai, the Hauraki Breakfast.
Good morning, welcome along to the Friday edition of the Hauraki Breakfast with Jerry and Manai. It's Friday the 7th of August, 2026. I hope you're staying warm wherever you are. I'm not warm, but I'll tell you what I am. I am the proud new owner, as are you, as are you, Ruda. I don't know if Zoe kicked in for this. Of two sharks. I now own two sharks this morning. It happened overnight. One last big push. We're actually trending on the Give A Little homepage at the moment, which is worrying because, again, we updated the thing and it's still going over. Stop donating now because we only needed to hit $8,600. We got $8,770. You know? And I'm off to the Warriors tonight, so... I reckon that's okay. So I hope Chan scores a try.
I reckon taking a bit of money is an admin fee. I can't take that out of her. Oh, you know. A lot of legalities around there. You know, who's gonna... Anyway, great stuff. Oh my God. So now, later on in the show, we need to call Dr. Riley Elliott. He's the guy that runs Sustainable Ocean Society. I think we'll have to, yeah. And just find out what's the next steps in terms of owning our two... Two sharks? Two sharks. Jeez, I hope it, because this has only happened because of a clerical error. I'd hate to have put more work on Dr. Riley's desk. You know, imagine if he's like, I was real grateful when it was one shark. Two's probably a bit of work. I'm sure it won't be. Oh, weren't we going to, um... You know what, don't worry.
We're just going hard and going early. Welcome along to the Harakey Breakfast. It's nice to have you with us this morning.
Well, the much vaunted cold snap is upon us.
This is day two of the serious cold snap that's blanketed the entire country. Did you see yesterday on the news? A whore. Frost. Yeah. All through the South Island, certainly in the Mackenzie Basin anyway. Minus 7 reported out of South Canterbury yesterday. It's brutal. It is brutal. Yeah, and I think the coldest temperature was minus 10 at Mount Cook. Yeah, yeah. Always Mount Cook. Yeah, rugged. I've got to be honest, so I deployed the ice burka this morning when I was driving into work. That's where you just scrape one letterbox-shaped clearing on your windscreen. I generally don't worry about the windows. I'm not going that way. What happens if you have to give way to your right? I don't. You just drive the whole car around.
Shotgun it.
You just turn the wheel around and have a look.
And then turn the whole car around the other way. Anything coming that way? That's a window down situation. Oh, yeah, for sure. So I went the scraping method as opposed to the water this morning. I would say the New Zealand driver's license is a little bit flaccid for my liking. It wasn't quite getting the purchase I needed. Jeez, how thick was the ice? It was thick enough that I couldn't get my windscreen wipers going. Whoa. They were stuck, yeah. Oh, when they go. Yeah. Well, I turned them on and they didn't move because they were frozen to the windscreen. I got halfway to work and all of a sudden they, you know, scared the bejesus out of me. They ejaculated. Yeah, they did. I'm looking now around the country and Wellington.
Wellington, stand up. Stand up and be proud. You were saying Wellington has the weather that you'd liken to a game of golf. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Which is every now and then you hit a good shot and that keeps you coming back for more, but most of the time it's terrible. Yes. Seven degrees. That is currently the highest temperature in New Zealand. Not minus. No. No. Seven degrees. Just a straight seven. Oh, great. I know. I wonder whether maybe there should be a public holiday in Wellington for that. A day of mourning. Remember that day? Remember that day, the 7th of August? 7th of August. 7th of August, 2026, when we had the highest temperature in New Zealand in the morning. I'd watch out because sometimes snow, when it's snowing, there'll be just a random spike in temperature, which will be a little bit warmer, and then all of a sudden it dumps down with snow.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How did the Hauraki Breakfast team raise enough money to adopt two sharks?
0:00–8:20
2
What are the next steps for tagging and monitoring the two newly‑adopted sharks?
8:20–16:27
3
How will the sharks be named and who gets the final say on the names?
16:27–24:09
4
What insights did Dr Riley Elliott share about shark tagging and conservation?
24:09–33:27
5
What does Joseph Parker say about his upcoming fight and the NZ boxing scene?
33:27–42:00
6
How are the Warriors expected to perform against the Penrith Panthers tonight?
42:00–49:14
7
Which biscuits made the top‑five list and why did listeners love the ginger nut?
49:14–1:00:31
8
What are the final take‑aways and upcoming highlights for the next Hauraki Breakfast episode?
1:00:31–1:03:17