On the Early Edition Full Show Podcast for Tuesday 11th February 2025, Infrastructure New Zealand CEO Nick Leggett tells Andrew Dickens wants he wants to see come out of the Government's two-day Foreign Investment summit.
Claire Matthews, Associate Professor at the Massey University Business school shares her thoughts on an New Zealand First members bill which intends to stop banks withdrawing services from customers for "woke" reasons.
And two recent polls give lean to the left block and spell trouble for the coalition, Political Commentator Brigette Morten gives her take.
Australian Correspondent Donna Demaio has the latest on how Donald Trump's new steel tariffs will impact Australia.
Kendrick Lamar's Superbowl half time show featured latest Grammy winning dis track "Not like us", his brutal takedown of rap rival Drake which earned one billion streams on Spotify.
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Terry Collins: AA Fuel Spokesperson on the Government pushing back and reducing the fuel tax hike
02:59

Parmjeet Parmar: ACT's Immigration Spokesperson on their proposed changes to Permanent Resident Visa requirements
05:07

Tracey Martin: Aged Care Association Chief Executive on concerns Labour’s nurse policy could shift staff pressures to aged care
02:08