On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Wednesday 28th of August, the calls are getting louder for a bipartisan agreement to allow long term oil and gas exploration. Mike speaks to a company who might well come back.

The government is pushing the heat on airlines with new reporting requirements - Transport Minister Simeon Brown explains all the details with Mike.

We get the inside scoop on the Oasis reunion from the journalist who originally broke the story.

And we find out exactly why Beam's e-scooters have been ordered off Auckland's streets.

Get the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast every weekday morning on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Wednesday 28th of August, the calls are getting louder for a bipartisan agreement to allow long term oil and gas exploration. Mike speaks to a company who might well come back. 
The government is pushing the heat on airlines with new reporting requirements - Transport Minister Simeon Brown explains all the details with Mike. 
We get the inside scoop on the Oasis reunion from the journalist who originally broke the story. 
And we find out exactly why Beam's e-scooters have been ordered off Auckland's streets. 
Get the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast every weekday morning on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. 
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Without question, as New Zealand’s number one talk host, Mike Hosking sets the day’s agenda.

The sharpest voice and mind in the business, Mike drives strong opinion,...

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Full Show Podcast: 28 August 2024 

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Heinz Wattie's says it's just not viable to continue selling frozen vegetables, Gregg's Coffee, and several dips.  

It's proposing to close manufacturing facilities in Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin, packing operations in Hastings, and cut 350 jobs.  

Managing Director Andrew Donegan says the past five years have been tough for the company.  

He told Mike Hosking it includes big increases in the price of gas, energy, diesel, and coffee.  

Donegan says it's meant an almost 40% increase in the cost of producing a ton of vegetables. 

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Heinz Wattie's says it's just not viable to continue selling frozen vegetables, Gregg's Coffee, and several dips. &nbsp;
It's proposing to close manufacturing facilities in Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin, packing operations in Hastings, and cut 350 jobs. &nbsp;
Managing Director Andrew Donegan says the past five years have been tough for the company. &nbsp;
He told Mike Hosking it includes big increases in the price of gas, energy, diesel, and coffee. &nbsp;
Donegan says it's meant an almost 40% increase in the cost of producing a ton of vegetables.&nbsp;
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Andrew Donegan: Heinz Wattie's Managing Director on the proposed closure of three manufacturing facilities, axing of 350 jobs

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Unprecedented jet fuel prices are set to cause extensive Air New Zealand flight cancellations, affecting tens of thousands of people. 

The airline expects to consolidate 1,100 flights over the next six to eight weeks – impacting about 44 thousand passengers. 

It expects to start notifying affected customers from today. 

Chief Executive Nikhil Ravishankar told Mike Hosking at this stage, they're planning to cut frequencies, rather than entire routes. 

He says they're in daily —if not hourly— contact with their fuel suppliers and working with the Government on a coordinated response. 

They've already had to raise fares to help cover the rising costs, but Ravishankar told Hosking every airline is dealing with similar issues. 

He says the airlines have the same or similar playbook for dealing with fuel price shocks like this. 

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Unprecedented jet fuel prices are set to cause extensive Air New Zealand flight cancellations, affecting tens of thousands of people.&nbsp;
The airline expects to consolidate 1,100 flights over the next six to eight weeks – impacting about 44 thousand passengers.&nbsp;
It expects to start notifying affected customers from today.&nbsp;
Chief Executive Nikhil Ravishankar told Mike Hosking at this stage, they're planning to cut frequencies, rather than entire routes.&nbsp;
He says they're in daily —if not hourly— contact with their fuel suppliers and working with the Government on a coordinated response.&nbsp;
They've already had to raise fares to help cover the rising costs, but Ravishankar told Hosking every airline is dealing with similar issues.&nbsp;
He says the airlines have the same or similar playbook for dealing with fuel price shocks like this.&nbsp;
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Nikhil Ravishankar: Air New Zealand CEO on the impact of rising jet fuel prices on fares, plans to cut flights

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The Education Minister says they'll continue to work with unionised primary teachers, despite offering pay rises to the rest.  

About ten thousand non-union primary teachers have the option to accept pay offers from today after the union's rejected three recent deals. 

Erica Stanford told Mike Hosking a third of the workforce are being held up, and deserve a pay rise.  

She says they'll continue to sort a deal with union in good faith.  

NZEI's Liam Rutherford says the move is a deliberate breach of good faith and undermines teachers' collective bargaining. 

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The Education Minister says they'll continue to work with unionised primary teachers, despite offering pay rises to the rest. &nbsp;
About ten thousand non-union primary teachers have the option to accept pay offers from today after the union's rejected three recent deals.&nbsp;
Erica Stanford told Mike Hosking a third of the workforce are being held up, and deserve a pay rise. &nbsp;
She says they'll continue to sort a deal with union in good faith. &nbsp;
NZEI's Liam Rutherford says the move is a deliberate breach of good faith and undermines teachers' collective bargaining.&nbsp;
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Erica Stanford: Education Minister on the Government offering pay rises to ten thousand non-union primary teachers

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Full Show Podcast: 28 August 2024

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