Donald Trump's tariffs continue to loom over the film industry. 

The New Zealand Film Commission is embarking on an international trade mission of its own. 

The team is headed to India, the UK, and France to look for new investment partnerships and international productions. 

Chief Executive Annie Murray told Mike Hosking co-production is on the rise, despite the tariffs. 

He says there's a lot of business happening and they're looking ahead to Cannes, where they'll conduct more meetings to grow the industry. 

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Donald Trump's tariffs continue to loom over the film industry.&nbsp;
The New Zealand Film Commission is embarking on an international trade mission of its own.&nbsp;
The team is headed to India, the UK, and France to look for new investment partnerships and international productions.&nbsp;
Chief Executive Annie Murray told Mike Hosking co-production is on the rise, despite the tariffs.&nbsp;
He says there's a lot of business happening and they're looking ahead to Cannes, where they'll conduct more meetings to grow the industry.&nbsp;
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Annie Murray: New Zealand Film Commission CEO on the search for more international investment partners

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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Thursday 17th of September, National has announced a surprising plan to drive supermarket competition by splitting up Foodstuffs. We got an explanation from Nicola Willis and the reaction from the corporation itself. 

It seems we can't get enough of the sporting merchandise in this country. Dynasty Sport's Tyler Rakich discusses the jump in sales. 

New Breakers coach Gordon Herbert describes how he plans to handle the new gig alongside his main job of coaching the Canadian national team. 

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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Thursday 17th of September, National has announced a surprising plan to drive supermarket competition by splitting up Foodstuffs. We got an explanation from <a href="https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/mike-hosking-breakfast/audio/nicola-willis-nationals-finance-spokesperson-on-their-proposal-to-split-foodstuffs-in-two-to-drive-supermarket-competition/">Nicola Willis</a> and the reaction from <a href="https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/mike-hosking-breakfast/audio/dean-waddell-foodstuffs-north-island-chair-on-nationals-plan-to-split-up-supermarkets/">the corporation itself.</a>&nbsp;
It seems we can't get enough of the sporting merchandise in this country. <a href="https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/mike-hosking-breakfast/audio/tyler-rakich-dynasty-sport-co-founder-on-surge-in-kiwis-buying-sports-merchandise/">Dynasty Sport's Tyler Rakich</a> discusses the jump in sales.&nbsp;
New Breakers coach Gordon Herbert describes how he plans to handle the new gig alongside his main job of coaching the Canadian national team.&nbsp;
Get the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast every weekday morning on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts.&nbsp;
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Full Show Podcast: 17 September 2026 

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Kiwis are jumping on the bandwagons and buying more merchandise. 

Rebel Sport's seen a $3.6 million jump in its half year results, with sales driven by the Warriors, Auckland FC, and the All Blacks. 

Briscoes Group believes having high-profile sporting events across various codes contribute to the boost. 

Co-founder of Dynasty Sport Tyler Rakich, who create the Warriors merch, told Mike Hosking it's about creating something people want to wear. 

He says creating things outside of what's just worn on the field is seeing great success. 

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Kiwis are jumping on the bandwagons and buying more merchandise.&nbsp;
Rebel Sport's seen a $3.6 million jump in its half year results, with sales driven by the Warriors, Auckland FC, and the All Blacks.&nbsp;
Briscoes Group believes having high-profile sporting events across various codes contribute to the boost.&nbsp;
Co-founder of Dynasty Sport Tyler Rakich, who create the Warriors merch, told Mike Hosking it's about creating something people want to wear.&nbsp;
He says creating things outside of what's just worn on the field is seeing great success.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE &nbsp;

Tyler Rakich: Dynasty Sport Co-founder on surge in Kiwis buying sports merchandise

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National's finance spokesperson is holding firm that breaking up Foodstuffs is the best solution. 

If approved by the Commerce Commission, the party would carve off Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square to compete with each other and Woolworths. 

Foodstuffs is promising to fight the plan, saying it could increase food prices by making business less efficient.  

But Nicola Willis told Mike Hosking it's been a lengthy, analytical process. 

She says there's no doubt this restructure would benefit the Kiwi shopper given how unusual our grocery sector is. 

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National's finance spokesperson is holding firm that breaking up Foodstuffs is the best solution.&nbsp;
If approved by the Commerce Commission, the party would carve off Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square to compete with each other and Woolworths.&nbsp;
Foodstuffs is promising to fight the plan, saying it could increase food prices by making business less efficient. &nbsp;
But Nicola Willis told Mike Hosking it's been a lengthy, analytical process.&nbsp;
She says there's no doubt this restructure would benefit the Kiwi shopper given how unusual our grocery sector is.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE &nbsp;

Nicola Willis: National's Finance Spokesperson on their proposal to split Foodstuffs in two to drive supermarket competition

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Annie Murray: New Zealand Film Commission CEO on the search for more international investment partners

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