School students are back in Tauranga for the annual AIMS Games.

More than 390 schools are set to take part, with nearly 13,000 athletes and 24,000 visitors expected. 

AIMS Games Tournament Director Kelly Schischka told Mike Hosking it's a good boost for local businesses.

"Last year, estimated figures were just under 75,000 bed nights for the city over the course of the week, and $6.5 million bumped into the economy.”

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School students are back in Tauranga for the annual AIMS Games. 
More than 390 schools are set to take part, with nearly 13,000 athletes and 24,000 visitors expected.  
AIMS Games Tournament Director Kelly Schischka told Mike Hosking it's a good boost for local businesses. 
"Last year, estimated figures were just under 75,000 bed nights for the city over the course of the week, and $6.5 million bumped into the economy.” 
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Kelly Schischka: AIMS Games tournament director says tournament is a good boost for local businesses

The Princess of Wales has announced she's completed chemotherapy, calling it a relief. 

In a personal video released by Kensington Palace, Catherine says her focus is on staying cancer free, and she has a long path ahead to full recovery. 

She also says she'll undertake more public engagements in the coming months. 

UK correspondent Rod Liddle told Mike Hosking the video has gone down well. 

He says Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has wished her all the best and is glad she's through her chemo, and all people would likely think the same.

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The Princess of Wales has announced she's completed chemotherapy, calling it a relief.  
In a personal video released by Kensington Palace, Catherine says her focus is on staying cancer free, and she has a long path ahead to full recovery.  
She also says she'll undertake more public engagements in the coming months.  
UK correspondent Rod Liddle told Mike Hosking the video has gone down well.  
He says Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has wished her all the best and is glad she's through her chemo, and all people would likely think the same. 
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Rod Liddle: UK Correspondent on Princess Catherine announcing she's completed chemotherapy

There aren’t many people with their finger on the global pulse like CNN’s Richard Quest.

The host of ‘Quest Means Business’, Richard Quest consistently at the top of the game when it comes to analysing the global economy, international business and tourism.

New Zealand’s not the only country having issues in this sphere, and Quest joined Mike Hosking to give his insight into the seething geopolitical ocean. 

When it comes to the global economy in the wake of the 2020 Covid pandemic, Quest believes we’re just about fine.

“Some countries will grow more than others, but you know, the fact that we have proven we can get rid of inflation?”

In Quest’s opinion, the biggest concerns have to be the war in Ukraine, the expansion of the war in the Middle East, the conflict in the Taiwan Straits, and the conflicts with China.

“Those have the serious potential to just completely, literally, blow us out of the water.”

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There aren’t many people with their finger on the global pulse like CNN’s Richard Quest. 
The host of ‘Quest Means Business’, Richard Quest consistently at the top of the game when it comes to analysing the global economy, international business and tourism. 
New Zealand’s not the only country having issues in this sphere, and Quest joined Mike Hosking to give his insight into the seething geopolitical ocean.  
When it comes to the global economy in the wake of the 2020 Covid pandemic, Quest believes we’re just about fine. 
“Some countries will grow more than others, but you know, the fact that we have proven we can get rid of inflation?” 
In Quest’s opinion, the biggest concerns have to be the war in Ukraine, the expansion of the war in the Middle East, the conflict in the Taiwan Straits, and the conflicts with China. 
“Those have the serious potential to just completely, literally, blow us out of the water.”
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Richard Quest: CNN Anchor and Host of 'Quest Means Business' on the current geopolitical tensions, global economy, international business

On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Tuesday 10th of September, the Government wants to ban gang patches in private homes, can it work? Or is it something that police won't have the resources to deal with?

The Prime Minister is back from South Korea and Malaysia and talks AUKUS, the health sector pushing back against the Government with race-based policies, and what we got out his trip.

CNN anchor and host Richard Quest gives his expertise on the worldwide economy, the current state of the wars, and the tourism sector.  

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 10th of September, the Government wants to ban gang patches in private homes, can it work? Or is it something that police won't have the resources to deal with? 
The Prime Minister is back from South Korea and Malaysia and talks AUKUS, the health sector pushing back against the Government with race-based policies, and what we got out his trip. 
CNN anchor and host Richard Quest gives his expertise on the worldwide economy, the current state of the wars, and the tourism sector.   
Get the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast every weekday morning on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. 
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Kelly Schischka: AIMS Games tournament director says tournament is a good boost for local businesses

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