Sir John Key does not believe US President Donald Trump intends to keep tariffs on most of the world.  

The former Prime Minister is speaking at the Ignite 25 Growth Summit business event in Auckland today.  

Key, who's supported Trump in the past, says the President is only focused on China in his new trade policies.  

He told Mike Hosking the stock, bond, and currency markets are not convinced that Trump is going to leave them where they are. 

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Sir John Key does not believe US President Donald Trump intends to keep tariffs on most of the world. &nbsp;
The former Prime Minister is speaking at the Ignite 25 Growth Summit business event in Auckland today. &nbsp;
Key, who's supported Trump in the past, says the President is only focused on China in his new trade policies. &nbsp;
He told Mike Hosking the stock, bond, and currency markets are not convinced that Trump is going to leave them where they are.&nbsp;
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Sir John Key: Former Prime Minister on the Ignite 25 Growth Summit, Trump tariffs

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A young Kiwi pool player is taking his game to the world stage. 

22-year-old Sheridan Burmester's heading overseas for a major international campaign, competing in tournaments across Vietnam, Bali, and India.  

He's also heavily invested in growing the game back home in New Zealand, similarly to things like darts, which has growing mainstream appeal.  

Burmester told Mike Hosking they just need some support and recognition to supercharge the sport. 

He says a lot of people don't know anything about pool being global or that you can even compete in the game.  

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A young Kiwi pool player is taking his game to the world stage.&nbsp;
22-year-old Sheridan Burmester's heading overseas for a major international campaign, competing in tournaments across Vietnam, Bali, and India. &nbsp;
He's also heavily invested in growing the game back home in New Zealand, similarly to things like darts, which has growing mainstream appeal. &nbsp;
Burmester told Mike Hosking they just need some support and recognition to supercharge the sport.&nbsp;
He says a lot of people don't know anything about pool being global or that you can even compete in the game. &nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE &nbsp;&nbsp;

Sheridan Burmester: Kiwi pool player on his international campaign, growing the sport in New Zealand

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The Michelin effect's in full swing, with a Christchurch venue full every night through the depths of winter. 

Fifteen Kiwi restaurants were awarded stars in June, with the Michelin Guide promising to attract 36 thousand extra overseas visitors annually. 

A Tourism New Zealand business case, including overseas evidence, shows this could bring turnover growth of up to 50% for venues. 

Inati co-owner Lisa Levy told Mike Hosking since the announcement, they've seen bookings far in advance they've never seen before. 

She says tourists obviously plan around their holidays, but they're seeing a lot more domestic tourism as well as international. 

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The Michelin effect's in full swing, with a Christchurch venue full every night through the depths of winter.&nbsp;
Fifteen Kiwi restaurants were awarded stars in June, with the Michelin Guide promising to attract 36 thousand extra overseas visitors annually.&nbsp;
A Tourism New Zealand business case, including overseas evidence, shows this could bring turnover growth of up to 50% for venues.&nbsp;
Inati co-owner Lisa Levy told Mike Hosking since the announcement, they've seen bookings far in advance they've never seen before.&nbsp;
She says tourists obviously plan around their holidays, but they're seeing a lot more domestic tourism as well as international.&nbsp;
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Lisa Levy: Inati Co-Owner on the impact of the Michelin Star on their restaurant

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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Tuesday 8th of September, Resources Minister Shane Jones discusses the first projects funded by the Gas Security Fund, and we're already starting to see the Michelin effect on our hospo industry. 

We've got another carbon auction happening today, and David Seymour believes we should bin them. 

The new Grand Tour hosts have big shoes to fill, and Francis Bourgeois, James Engelsman, and Thomas Holland tell us how exactly they'll fill them. 

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 Tuesday 8th of September, <a href="https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/mike-hosking-breakfast/audio/shane-jones-resources-minister-on-the-first-two-projects-funded-by-the-gas-security-fund/">Resources Minister Shane Jones</a> discusses the first projects funded by the Gas Security Fund, and we're already starting to see <a href="https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/mike-hosking-breakfast/audio/lisa-levy-inati-co-owner-on-the-impact-of-the-michelin-star-on-their-restaurant/">the Michelin effect</a> on our hospo industry.&nbsp;
We've got another carbon auction happening today, and <a href="https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/mike-hosking-breakfast/audio/david-seymour-act-leader-on-their-promise-to-cut-the-carbon-tax-scrap-net-zero-target-in-new-election-policy/">David Seymour</a> believes we should bin them.&nbsp;
The new Grand Tour hosts have big shoes to fill, and Francis Bourgeois, James Engelsman, and Thomas Holland tell us how exactly they'll fill them.&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: 08 September 2026 

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Sir John Key: Former Prime Minister on the Ignite 25 Growth Summit, Trump tariffs

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