ACC believes it's already seeing results from a new plan to dig itself out of a fiscal hole. 

The plan's been released after a critical report that found its deficit would balloon to $26 billion by 2030.  

It focuses on getting people back to work more quickly and significantly increasing the number of clients who have their own case manager as a single point of contact.

ACC Chief Executive Megan Main told Mike Hosking it comes down to everyone playing their part. 

She says ACC is having early conversations with people to manage cases that may be getting off track. 

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ACC believes it's already seeing results from a new plan to dig itself out of a fiscal hole.&nbsp;
The plan's been released after a critical report that found its deficit would balloon to $26 billion by 2030. &nbsp;
It focuses on getting people back to work more quickly and significantly increasing the number of clients who have their own case manager as a single point of contact.
ACC Chief Executive Megan Main told Mike Hosking it comes down to everyone playing their part.&nbsp;
She says ACC is having early conversations with people to manage cases that may be getting off track.&nbsp;
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Megan Main: ACC CEO on the organisation's plan to dig itself out of a fiscal hole

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Hopes of golden opportunities from the India free trade agreement, with Labour now giving the deal its backing. 

The Government's set to sign the agreement in New Delhi next week. 

It will reduce or eliminate tariffs on 95% of exports to India, the world's largest country. 

NZ Special Agricultural Trade Envoy and Meat Industry Association Chair Nathan Guy told Mike Hosking the business community needs this deal now more than ever.  

He says there’s massive economic opportunity and growth opportunities, and even though the investment clause has been booted around as a political football, the exporters he talked to aren’t concerned about it.  

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Hopes of golden opportunities from the India free trade agreement, with Labour now giving the deal its backing.&nbsp;
The Government's set to sign the agreement in New Delhi next week.&nbsp;
It will reduce or eliminate tariffs on 95% of exports to India, the world's largest country.&nbsp;
NZ Special Agricultural Trade Envoy and Meat Industry Association Chair Nathan Guy told Mike Hosking the business community needs this deal now more than ever. &nbsp;
He says there’s massive economic opportunity and growth opportunities, and even though the investment clause has been booted around as a political football, the exporters he talked to aren’t concerned about it. &nbsp;
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Nathan Guy: NZ Special Agricultural Trade Envoy and Meat Industry Association Chair on the India Free Trade Agreement getting Labour's support

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The pitch is ready and waiting for the doors to open at Christchurch's new One NZ Stadium. 

The stadium's hosting Super Rugby’s Super Round over the next three days, with the Crusaders taking on the Waratahs in front of a 25 thousand strong crowd in tonight's opening match. 

Construction on the $683 million venue started in 2022 after Lancaster Park was destroyed in the 2011 quakes. 

Venues Otautahi CEO Caroline Harvie-Teare told Mike Hosking the city's waited a long time for this day. 

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The pitch is ready and waiting for the doors to open at Christchurch's new One NZ Stadium.&nbsp;
The stadium's hosting Super Rugby’s Super Round over the next three days, with the Crusaders taking on the Waratahs in front of a 25 thousand strong crowd in tonight's opening match.&nbsp;
Construction on the $683 million venue started in 2022 after Lancaster Park was destroyed in the 2011 quakes.&nbsp;
Venues Otautahi CEO Caroline Harvie-Teare told Mike Hosking the city's waited a long time for this day.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Caroline Harvie-Teare: Venues Otautahi CEO on the One NZ Stadium at Te Kaha opening this weekend

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The Finance Minister's between a rock and hard place ahead of her budget. 

Moody's has downgraded New Zealand's economic outlook from stable to negative and Treasury officials are revisiting their economic forecasts.  

Nicola Willis says the Government shouldn't be spending more to deal with the fuel crisis, but austerity also isn't the answer. 

Former Treasury Secretary and NZ Initiative Senior Fellow Murray Horn told Mike Hosking borrowing more and more won't work.  

He says all that will do is delay the economic pain and make it worse. 

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The Finance Minister's between a rock and hard place ahead of her budget.&nbsp;
Moody's has downgraded New Zealand's economic outlook from stable to negative and Treasury officials are revisiting their economic forecasts. &nbsp;
Nicola Willis says the Government shouldn't be spending more to deal with the fuel crisis, but austerity also isn't the answer.&nbsp;
Former Treasury Secretary and NZ Initiative Senior Fellow Murray Horn told Mike Hosking borrowing more and more won't work. &nbsp;
He says all that will do is delay the economic pain and make it worse.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Murray Horn: Former Treasury Secretary and NZ Initiative Senior Fellow on Treasury revising their economic forecasts amid oil shocks

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Megan Main: ACC CEO on the organisation's plan to dig itself out of a fiscal hole

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