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Oct 30, 2026

Toby ManhireHOST
37:54
Bye.
Te Aihe ButlerUNKNOWN
38:04
The Spinoff Podcast Network.
Toby ManhireHOST
28:47
Read more about all of this politics.
Toby ManhireHOST
28:50
Carry on on the spinoff.co.nz.
Toby ManhireHOST
28:53
Mā te wā.
Chris HipkinsGUEST
28:59
The
speaker_4UNKNOWN
5:37
Or
Dylan ReeveHOST
5:38
maybe you read my writing on sites like The Spinoff or in my book Fake Belief.
Dylan ReeveHOST
5:43
But what you almost certainly didn't know me for is my work behind the scenes in television post-production.
Dylan ReeveHOST
5:50
That's where I've spent a fair bit of time helping craft the reality shows that have filled so much of our TV schedule over the last few decades.

6 MINS LATER

Rachel AnthonySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:20
And you may be questioning, but you're not ultimately constructing the situation you're walking into.
Dylan ReeveHOST
12:25
I think what I've figured out is that any strict definition we come up with would still be filled with exceptions and arguments.
Dylan ReeveHOST
12:31
Ultimately, maybe Duncan Grieve, founder of the spinoff, captured it best.
Duncan GrieveSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:36
It's a bit like pornography, you know, you know it when you see it.
speaker_0HOST
9:16
Forming a workable government is another.
speaker_0HOST
9:18
For further information, see RNZ Read Research, One News, The Spinoff, and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
speaker_1HOST
9:24
Japan and United States deepen defense ties with planned missile assembly facility.
speaker_0HOST
9:29
Japan and the United States have agreed to establish a facility in Japan for the final assembly and inspection of advanced air-to-air missiles.
Emile DonovanHOST
0:49
They probably reinforce our own individual biases to some degree.
Emile DonovanHOST
0:52
But what does the data tell us about how New Zealanders in this year, 2026, are intoxicating themselves? Well, the spinoff's Henry Oliver, who writes the bulletin, has penned a piece for the website on this very topic.
Emile DonovanHOST
1:02
And he joins me now.
Emile DonovanHOST
1:04
Henry, kia ora to you.

15 MINS LATER

Emile DonovanHOST
16:16
Appreciate it.
Emile DonovanHOST
16:17
You're welcome.
Emile DonovanHOST
16:18
That is Henry Oliver there, who is a writer at The Spinoff and who writes The Bulletin, which lands in your inbox very helpfully early in the morning every day and is well worth a subscribe if you ask me.
Dylan ReeveHOST
16:49
working there.
Dylan ReeveHOST
16:50
That's Alex Casey, TV writer for The Spinoff.
Dylan ReeveHOST
16:53
And in 2020, she took a break from writing about TV in order to start making it.
Dylan ReeveHOST
16:58
She joined Warner Brothers NZ as a post-director on shows like The Block, The Bachelorette and The Bachelor.
Toby ManhireHOST
25:58
If you're enjoying this Leader Interview series, it's worth noting that they're only possible thanks to the support of Spinoff members.
Toby ManhireHOST
26:06
If you'd like to join in, the spinoff.co.nz slash members.
Toby ManhireHOST
26:11
We'll have more in the Leader Interview series to come.
Toby ManhireHOST
26:14
For now, mā te wā.
Damon SimmsHOST
1:05
Yeah.
Damon SimmsHOST
1:06
Good on the spinoff for publishing that headline because I thought, I mean, you like that, Tony? Isn't that great? Oh, yeah.
Damon SimmsHOST
1:12
Yep.
Damon SimmsHOST
1:13
It sounds like I might not come up with that choice.
Toby ManhireHOST
1:59
Later in How Good, lyric Waiwiri Smith is in to talk about a great staple of election campaigns, the chariots, the campaign buses.
Toby ManhireHOST
2:10
But first, Hayden Donnell, senior writer at The Spinoff and a man who spends too much time online.
Toby ManhireHOST
2:17
Kia ora Hayden.
Toby ManhireHOST
2:18
Kia ora.

9 MINS LATER

Hayden DonnellGUEST
11:24
her effort to legally suppress a story, yes.
Hayden DonnellGUEST
11:26
That was the original, and that's why it's named after that.
Toby ManhireHOST
11:29
In this case, I mean, obviously, being covered by Hayden Donnell on the spinoff is about as big as it gets, but then there was a sort of a kind of footnote to that when it appeared on John Oliver's show last week tonight, is it called?
Hayden DonnellGUEST
11:43
Yeah,
Toby ManhireHOST
0:31
She's written a captivating, heart-wrenching autobiography, and with lawyer Zoe Lawton, she's just launched Tika, a globally pioneering online service for survivors of sexual harm.
Toby ManhireHOST
0:43
So what are the experiences that led to creating this technology? How does Tika work? And just a few weeks in, how has the response been so far? From the spinoff, this is At Large with Toby Mania.
Toby ManhireHOST
1:00
A quick note before we start, this episode includes discussion of sexual assault.
Toby ManhireHOST
1:05
Proceed with caution.

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