Jack Tame isn’t the only one with fond memories of New York. 

Kevin Milne visited the city back in 1996, spending a week there filming a video for TVNZ’s travel programme.  

He joined Jack to reminisce about the experience and his memories of the city. 

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Jack Tame isn’t the only one with fond memories of New York.&nbsp;
Kevin Milne visited the city back in 1996, spending a week there filming a video for TVNZ’s travel programme. &nbsp;
He joined Jack to reminisce about the experience and his memories of the city.&nbsp;
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Jack Tame’s crisp perspective, style and enthusiasm makes for refreshing and entertaining Saturday morning radio on Newstalk ZB.

News, sport, books, music, gardens and celebrities – what better way to spend your Saturdays?

Jack Tame’s crisp perspective, style and enthusiasm makes for refreshing and entertaining Saturday morning radio on Newstalk ZB. News, sport, books, music, gardens and celebrities – what better way to spend your Saturdays?

Saturday Morning with Jack Tame

Kevin Milne: Memories of filming in New York

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The Wiggles have been going strong for over three decades, and their lineup has changed a bit along the way. 

Going from four to eight, the current lineup includes the original Blue Wiggle, Anthony Field, alongside a cast of newer faces: Tsehay Hawkins, Lachy Gillespie, Simon Pryce, Evie Ferris, John Pearce, Caterina Mete, and Lucia Field. 

Tsehay Hawkins joined the Wiggles at age 15, taking over from Emma Watkins as the Yellow Wiggle in 2021. 

"That was a pretty, pretty surreal moment,” she told Jack Tame.  

The Wiggles team is a pretty close-knit group, Hawkins revealed. 

“Everyone’s friends, we’re all actually mates, so that makes it so much easier.” 

“It doesn’t feel like work.” 

The Wiggles are coming to New Zealand this summer, bringing their Sound System Dance Party to Christchurch and Mount Maunganui. 

It’s our first-ever dedicated dance festival for toddlers, featuring reimagined dance versions of the classic hits, and Dorothy the Dinosaur on the turntables. 

“She’s levelled up,” Hawkins said. 

“She still does all the Wiggle stuff, but now we've got remixes of the OG Wiggles songs, but we've made it like, club vibes. We’ve got full house, techno, and that’s what we’re doing in January next year.” 

“We're so stoked to be coming back.” 

For more information, visit kyaevents.co.nz.  

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The Wiggles have been going strong for over three decades, and their lineup has changed a bit along the way.&nbsp;
Going from four to eight, the current lineup includes the original Blue Wiggle, Anthony Field, alongside a cast of newer faces: Tsehay Hawkins, Lachy Gillespie, Simon Pryce, Evie Ferris, John Pearce, Caterina Mete, and Lucia Field.&nbsp;
Tsehay Hawkins joined the Wiggles at age 15, taking over from Emma Watkins as the Yellow Wiggle in 2021.&nbsp;
"That was a pretty, pretty surreal moment,” she told Jack Tame. &nbsp;
The Wiggles team is a pretty close-knit group, Hawkins revealed.&nbsp;
“Everyone’s friends, we’re all actually mates, so that makes it so much easier.”&nbsp;
“It doesn’t feel like work.”&nbsp;
The Wiggles are coming to New Zealand this summer, bringing their Sound System Dance Party to Christchurch and Mount Maunganui.&nbsp;
It’s our first-ever dedicated dance festival for toddlers, featuring reimagined dance versions of the classic hits, and Dorothy the Dinosaur on the turntables.&nbsp;
“She’s levelled up,” Hawkins said.&nbsp;
“She still does all the Wiggle stuff, but now we've got remixes of the OG Wiggles songs, but we've made it like, club vibes. We’ve got full house, techno, and that’s what we’re doing in January next year.”&nbsp;
“We're so stoked to be coming back.”&nbsp;
For more information, visit <a href="http://www.kyaevents.co.nz/">kyaevents.co.nz</a>. &nbsp;
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Tsehay Hawkins: Yellow Wiggle on her career with the Wiggles, the Sound System Dance Party coming to Tauranga

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/7784f840-c291-422a-924b-ad9000bbad71/clips/7e249761-74f0-4aa5-b8f6-b2150016a4b6/transcript

Buying property is an expensive and often difficult task, so how do you get the best deal? 

Ed McKnight of Opes Partners joined Jack Tame to offer up some tips and tricks to get the best deal when dealing with the property market. 

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Buying property is an expensive and often difficult task, so how do you get the best deal?&nbsp;
Ed McKnight of Opes Partners joined Jack Tame to offer up some tips and tricks to get the best deal when dealing with the property market.&nbsp;
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Ed McKnight: Resident Economist at Opes Partners gives tips to get the best deal when buying property

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"If you’re heading to the West Coast via Lewis Pass, make a date with the starring town of Reefton. From Springs Junction, the highway threads through the verdant beech forest finery of Victoria Forest Park, New Zealand’s largest conservation park of its type, spanning 180,000 hectares. There are gold mining and quartz mining relics in the area, with a variety of sublime hikes, from short strolls to epic, multi day tramps. But the hospitality beacon is Reefton, the Town of Light, where the glint of gold gave birth to its name courtesy of the vast quartz reef that spawned the 1870 gold rush."

Read Mike's full article here.

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"If you’re heading to the West Coast via Lewis Pass, make a date with the starring town of Reefton. From Springs Junction, the highway threads through the verdant beech forest finery of Victoria Forest Park, New Zealand’s largest conservation park of its type, spanning 180,000 hectares. There are gold mining and quartz mining relics in the area, with a variety of sublime hikes, from short strolls to epic, multi day tramps. But the hospitality beacon is Reefton, the Town of Light, where the glint of gold gave birth to its name courtesy of the vast quartz reef that spawned the 1870 gold rush."
Read Mike's full article here.
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Mike Yardley: The hospitality of Reefton

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/7784f840-c291-422a-924b-ad9000bbad71/clips/e493305a-3d6c-481a-be68-b21500019292/transcript

Kevin Milne: Memories of filming in New York

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