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Oct 2, 2026

Tim WatkinHOST
14:15
Um, and you can see preferred Prime Minister leadership numbers, usually one or two or three for, for minor parties, but are seven and eight and so forth now.
Tim WatkinHOST
14:23
One of those is, uh, Chlöe Swarbrick, and I was really interested in one thing she said t- this, uh, past week on Breakfast.
Chlöe SwarbrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:30
What we've seen is that what we call centrism has really failed to deliver.
Chlöe SwarbrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:35
It has not taken the bull by the horns in terms of the big issues that are facing us.
Tim WatkinHOST
15:00
Now, one of those is Chloe Swarbrick.
Tim WatkinHOST
15:04
And I was really interested in one thing she said this past week on Breakfast.
Chloe SwarbrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:08
What we've seen is that what we call centrism has really failed to deliver.
Chloe SwarbrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:13
It has not taken the bull by the horns in terms of the big issues that are facing us.
Tim WatkinHOST
13:41
One of those is Chloe Swarbrick.
Tim WatkinHOST
13:43
And I was really interested in one thing she said this past week on Breakfast.
Chloe SwarbrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:48
what we've seen is that what we call centrism has really failed to deliver it has not taken the bull by the horns in terms of the big issues that are facing us and we've spent 40 years now in this kind of trickle-down economics way of thinking where we just consistently see the slow whittling away of collective investment in our hospitals and our schools and our infrastructure And now we're all left cleaning up that mess because this country and our infrastructure is not working.
Chloe SwarbrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:15
This economy is not working for New Zealanders.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:36
It's level in LA.
Riccardo BallHOST
44:39
It is a couple of minutes after 10 o'clock on your Thursday morning, which, uh, if you're listening to Breakfast, uh, this morning, is Izzy's favorite day of the week because he doesn't work Fridays.
Riccardo BallHOST
44:49
So it's his Friday effectively.
Alex ChapmanHOST
44:50
I heard them talking about that.
Alex ChapmanHOST
46:20
I'm completely joking.
Alex ChapmanHOST
46:21
Don't answer the question.
Riccardo BallHOST
46:21
[laughs] Uh, but yeah, I mean, yeah, it was interesting I thought 'cause, uh, was it Mark, Mark from Tauranga who listens and texts to Breakfast a lot, and he, he, uh, I think it was him that had the Boomtown Rats, um, I Hate Mondays as-
Alex ChapmanHOST
46:35
I Don't Like Mondays.
Scotty StevensonHOST
3:05
That is awesome.
Scotty StevensonHOST
3:05
Hey, Maya, in recent weeks, we've had a lovely partner come on board here at Breakfast called Massey Ferguson, makers of fine tractors.
Scotty StevensonHOST
3:16
And as part of that, Israel Dagg has been giving us three national forecasts during the day.
Scotty StevensonHOST
3:24
Would there be a spot maybe next week for Dagg to get a weather forecast into the show? Oh,
Ryan SHOST
31:28
But, oh, this is interesting.
Ryan SHOST
31:31
Te Reo Maori academic and researcher Dr. Awanui Te Huia told Breakfast that when someone is at a point when they can take time and invest resources into learning the language, often there are emotional responses that take place for that person that they might not anticipate.
Ryan SHOST
31:49
It's like, okay, it's like they were listening to us and they're talking.
Ryan SHOST
31:53
The emotional responses that they might not anticipate, they're talking about.
Ryan SHOST
36:54
Yeah, we've read enough.
Ryan SHOST
36:55
I think we've seen enough.
Jake CHOST
36:57
Yeah, thank you for your work, Breakfast.
Jake CHOST
36:59
Keep fighting the good fight.
Harrison KeefeHOST
46:16
Lucy.
Harrison KeefeHOST
46:17
Lucy, lovely girl from The Breakfast Show.
CalGUEST
46:20
The Breakfast TV show.
CalGUEST
46:21
Yeah.
CalGUEST
46:21
Not the radio.
Ryan S.HOST
69:01
It's a lack of pest control, lack of council putting their budget in the right places for the contractors.
Ryan S.HOST
69:07
The Waitakere Ward Councilor told Breakfast.
Ryan S.HOST
69:10
Who's Breakfast?
ChrisUNKNOWN
69:14
What?
Ryan S.HOST
69:15
Somebody's
Jake C.HOST
69:16
last name is Breakfast? I don't know.
Jake C.HOST
69:19
Councilman Breakfast.
Jake C.HOST
69:20
Well,
Paul BarlowHOST
46:08
since Grenin took over.
Paul BarlowHOST
46:10
Breakfast is an interesting one.
Paul BarlowHOST
46:12
To be fair, I haven't watched Breakfast in a while.
Paul BarlowHOST
46:16
But I'm sure there's a reason for it.
Paul BarlowHOST
46:19
Harold, again, yeah, it is very much something that's shifting further and further to the right.
JacobHOST
22:39
new segment
Mark StaffordHOST
22:39
on Breakfast.
JacobHOST
22:40
What is it? The week
Anthony GellingGUEST
22:41
rap.

16 MINS LATER

JacobHOST
38:41
He has been benched at the moment.
JacobHOST
38:42
But I'm sure Henry Pollock is also on the list of most despised players from Steve Devine.
JacobHOST
38:48
Anyway, he was on Breakfast this morning talking about how he's been going in South Africa and run into a few troubles as old Steve Devine.
JacobHOST
38:56
Have a listen to this.

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