There was controversy after the recent BAFTA Awards, after a guest with Tourette's syndrome shouted racial slurs when two black actors went on stage.

John Davidson, whose life story inspired the film I Swear, used obscene language when Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo presented the first award of the night.

Emma Henderson from the Tourette’s Association of New Zealand explained the realities of the condition further.

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There was controversy after the recent BAFTA Awards, after a guest with Tourette's syndrome shouted racial slurs when two black actors went on stage.
John Davidson, whose life story inspired the film I Swear, used obscene language when Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo presented the first award of the night.
Emma Henderson from the Tourette’s Association of New Zealand explained the realities of the condition further.
LISTEN ABOVE

We’re bringing you an exciting new era on Newstalk ZB with Matt Heath & Tyler Adams Afternoons.

With years of media and broadcast experience between them, this team brings a fresh and unique perspective to your weekdays.

Matt and Tyler dive into the latest news stories, share their opinions, and engage with their listeners weekdays on Newstalk ZB.

We’re bringing you an exciting new era on Newstalk ZB with Matt Heath &amp; Tyler Adams Afternoons.
With years of media and broadcast experience between them, this team brings a fresh and unique perspective to your weekdays.
Matt and Tyler dive into the latest news stories, share their opinions, and engage with their listeners weekdays on Newstalk ZB.

Matt Heath and Tyler Adams dive into the latest news stories, share their opinions, and engage with their listeners weekdays on Newstalk ZB.

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Emma Henderson: Tourette’s Association of New Zealand General Manager on the recent BAFTA Awards controversy

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On the Matt Heath and Tyler Adams Afternoons Full Show Podcast for the 27th of February 2026 - a packed show today with an arguement over crime figures, a fave meat industry in crisis and a suggestion older drivers should have S Plates - S for Seniors. 

Plus the New Zealander of the Week and a call of the week as well.

Get the Matt Heath and Tyler Adams Afternoons Podcast every weekday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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On the Matt Heath and Tyler Adams Afternoons Full Show Podcast for the 27th of February 2026 - a packed show today with an arguement over crime figures, a fave meat industry in crisis and a suggestion older drivers should have S Plates - S for Seniors.&nbsp;
Plus the New Zealander of the Week and a call of the week as well.
Get the Matt Heath and Tyler Adams Afternoons Podcast every weekday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Full Show Podcast: 27 February 2026 

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At the end of every week, Matt and Tyler name the New Zealander of the Week.

It's an honour that we bestow on your behalf to someone, or something, that's had an impact on our nation over the past week. 

There are three nominees but can only be one winner.

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At the end of every week, Matt and Tyler name the New Zealander of the Week.
It's an honour that we bestow on your behalf to someone, or something, that's had an impact on our nation over the past week.&nbsp;
There are three nominees but can only be one winner.
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Matt and Tyler's New Zealander of the Week - 27 February

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The New Zealand government says it's tough on crime policies are working.

The latest survey shows 49,000 fewer victims of violent crime in the year up to October, which is an improvement on the last two years. 

Police Minister Mark Mitchell told Matt & Tyler that the reduce in crime has eased the stress on business owners, who no longer need to worry about as many burglaries and ram raids. 

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The New Zealand government says it's tough on crime policies are working.
The latest survey shows 49,000 fewer victims of violent crime in the year up to October, which is an improvement on the last two years.&nbsp;
Police Minister Mark Mitchell told Matt &amp; Tyler that the reduce in crime has eased the stress on business owners, who no longer need to worry about as many burglaries and ram raids.&nbsp;
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Mark Mitchell: Police Minster discusses Crime & Victims Survey showing decrease in crime

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Emma Henderson: Tourette’s Association of New Zealand General Manager on the recent BAFTA Awards controversy

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