Skip to main content
Casey Costello

Casey Costello

Minister of Customs of New ZealandWikipedia

Search complete. 44 mentions across 36 episodes found for "Casey Costello".

Oct 2, 2026

Claudia O'NeillCORRESPONDENT
0:25
The scheme takes advantage of casual, often migrant laborers, and enables illicit cash to pass through to gang-controlled shell companies.
Claudia O'NeillCORRESPONDENT
0:33
Main industry body Master Builders is now tightening controls over the labor supply chain, while Minister Casey Costello's hinting at wider reform of contract conditions and procurement processes.
Sandy HodgeHOST
0:44
A budgeting service is supporting the Labour Party's plan to go after dodgy contracts.
Sandy HodgeHOST
0:49
If it formed a government, it would ban certain types of low-cover car insurance, make gym contracts easier to get out of, and ban hard selling of extended warranties for whiteware.
Jack TameSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:52
work.
Jack TameSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:52
I recall we requested Casey Costello many times.
Jack TameSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:56
Winston Peters hasn't been on this term, so he hasn't been on for three years
Toby ManhireHOST
6:01
now.
Bernadette SoaresGUEST
20:47
And we meet wonderful Indians here who are New Zealanders, who've come here, dedicated their life.
Bernadette SoaresGUEST
20:53
I'm just going off to a meeting now where Casey Costello is speaking down in South.
Bernadette SoaresGUEST
20:57
A lot of these Indian families are here for five generations.
Bernadette SoaresGUEST
21:00
Yeah, they are.
Raylene RamsayHOST
2:26
and illicit tobacco crackdowns on the horizon, but the challenge will be turning words into action.
Raylene RamsayHOST
2:32
Associate Health Minister Casey Costello has introduced a bill to create a new offence with greater penalties for breaching packaging regulations.
Raylene RamsayHOST
2:42
It would also up the maximum prison sentence for tobacco smuggling from six months to seven years, with customs seizing just under 12 million cigarettes this year to September.
Raylene RamsayHOST
2:52
Cardiac and Respiratory Foundation CEO Letitia Harding says it's a good first step.
Johnny BladesHOST
3:45
In news from Aotearoa, New Zealand's Cabinet has agreed on tougher penalties and new offences in the hope of cracking down on the illicit tobacco trade.
Johnny BladesHOST
3:55
Associate Health Minister Casey Costello says the rule changes target unlawful tobacco packaging, a clear indicator of illicitly imported product.
Johnny BladesHOST
4:04
By law, all cigarette packs in New Zealand must include health warnings and quitline information.
Johnny BladesHOST
4:11
Ms Costello says the new rules will increase the maximum fine for knowingly breaking packing rules from $50,000 to $100,000.
Johnny BladesHOST
4:50
In news from Aotearoa, New Zealand's Cabinet has agreed on tougher penalties and new offences in the hope of cracking down on the illicit tobacco trade.
Johnny BladesHOST
5:00
Associate Health Minister Casey Costello says the rule changes target unlawful tobacco packaging, a clear indicator of illicitly imported product.
Johnny BladesHOST
5:09
By law, all cigarette packs in New Zealand must include health warnings and quitline information.
Johnny BladesHOST
5:16
Ms Costello says the new rules will increase the maximum fine for knowingly breaking packing rules from $50,000 to $100,000.
Martyn BradburyHOST
6:57
Debbie questions the double standards between Aurini saying bullcrap and Brooke Van Velden saying the C word.
Martyn BradburyHOST
7:04
Casey Costello narks to the Assistant Speaker and falsely claims Debbie has referred to her as the C-word.
Martyn BradburyHOST
7:11
The Assistant Speaker throws Debbie out.
Martyn BradburyHOST
7:13
Willie Jackson jumps to her defence over the double standard.
Jack TameGUEST
12:33
Um, and her team say they've tried to make things work with her schedule, but they haven't been able to make it work.
Jack TameGUEST
12:38
Uh, I recall we requested Casey Costello-
Toby ManhireHOST
12:41
Mm
Jack TameGUEST
12:41
...
Finn BlackwellCORRESPONDENT
1:52
Now, obviously, they couldn't tell me the details as it's ongoing.
Finn BlackwellCORRESPONDENT
1:56
But I have been talking to the Associate Health Minister, Casey Costello's office, and I understand that cabinets agreed on stricter penalties for those packing regulations that I talked about just then, the missing health warnings.
Finn BlackwellCORRESPONDENT
2:08
That's a large indicator that the products have been illicitly imported.
Finn BlackwellCORRESPONDENT
2:13
And so what Cabinet's agreed on, I understand, is that they'll be increasing the maximum fine for knowingly breaking those packaging rules from $50,000 to $100,000.
Johnny BladesHOST
4:15
Among the plan's first steps is creating a process for victims to get help, according to the ministry.
Johnny BladesHOST
4:21
The Associate Minister, Casey Costello, says trafficking is a difficult prosecution and changes have been made to legislation to make it fit for purpose.
Casey CostelloSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:31
There has been a lot more activity and I think there's a lot more we can do
Johnny BladesHOST
4:37
She says trafficking is not just across the border, but also people being trafficked within New Zealand.

26 more episodes mention Casey Costello.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.