Is New Zealand COSTING Its People By Giving TOO Much?!
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How do the hosts discuss New Zealand’s cost‑of‑living crisis and the impact of high export rates?
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Get it, get it! Monday baby! Monday school holidays! Yep, yep. This is a chance for us to connect with our children. We had them, we brought them into the world. We don't need to look at them like they're annoying. They're above.
They are our our retirement plans. We mean to make sure that they have manners.
I actually saw in Australia on the news it was like, I don't know, the Education Minister or someone was speaking from the platform saying that something needs to happen with kids being at school longer because parents on average have to account for eight hundred and nineteen hours on average for school holiday to sort care. That's a lot,
yeah. You know, if you were really about it, you would you'd be creating like this summer holidays program that it was free for kids to come along to and you could still educate them with things that they want to do. For free? Yeah, if you're really about it and you want it to help the uh economy. Holiday programs are expensive, eh? You know what? Don't even take that piece of advice. Take the advice of someone who's very special who's going to be joining us on the show today. Uh Anise is from Think Keep the Instagram page. She has actual valid ideas that can help our economy, that can help our country, and is doing it The she's doing it the hard way and the tough way, she's out there by herself doing it.
Creating a website called goodcompanies.co.nz or G C's. Uh and yeah, she'll join us on the show.
I will say I've been following her for about a year and a half, and there's just something awesome about a story where someone just grabs something you're passionate about. They just get out and they do it. They make the content. And obviously we'll talk about her website. But also, you know, she's I think she's nervous. She doesn't come on the podcast much, but honestly, she don't need to be nervous because she's authentic and she's real and you're gonna love that chat. Yeah, yeah.
Uh also, Mike, you saw something and you're about to solve our world's problem. Look, it'll be remote. It'll be
remiss of me to say uh on Friday there was a message that came through on our uh on our Fano feedback line. Uh it was talking about how I had come up with the wrong idea where the country should be made to service our community before we send so much over to export. That message inspired me to use AI. for the good, mm-hmm, with all the information that's on hand. All the m information that's on hand. How can we Have our cake and eat it too, with this economy, without even having to touch the supermarkets and the duopoly. Is there something we could be doing better? Because right now, it seems like every single political party has an idea of splitting up the supermarkets or taking this or doing that or starting.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main focus of the episode’s introduction and sponsor shout‑outs?
0:01–1:15
2
How do the hosts discuss New Zealand’s cost‑of‑living crisis and the impact of high export rates?
1:15–6:51
3
What personal stories do the hosts share about struggling with everyday food prices?
6:51–19:32
4
Why do the hosts describe the current situation as a ‘cry for help’ for Kiwi families?
19:32–35:08
5
How does Anise from Think Kiwi explain her mission to make transparent, local buying easier?
35:08–46:31
6
What practical tips do Anise and the hosts give for swapping everyday products to Kiwi‑made alternatives?
46:31–54:18
7
How do the hosts envision a community‑driven “Think Kiwi month” to boost local spending?
54:18–57:51
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