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;
LISTEN ABOVE&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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It’s Friday, which means Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson are back to Wrap the Week that Was. 

They discussed the state of New Zealand’s politicians, David Seymour’s new financial literacy proposal, and the gift Mike received from what may be his youngest listener.  

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It’s Friday, which means Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson are back to Wrap the Week that Was.&nbsp;
They discussed the state of New Zealand’s politicians, David Seymour’s new financial literacy proposal, and the gift Mike received from what may be his youngest listener. &nbsp;
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Wrapping the Week with Kate Hawkesby and Tim Wilson: The state of politicians, financial literacy, a gift for Mike

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It’s a big weekend for rugby, Christchurch hosting the Super Round this weekend at the new One NZ Stadium.  

Five games will be played across the long weekend, the Crusaders kicking things off tonight with a clash against the Waratahs. 

75,000 fans are expected, with 13,000 coming from out of town. 

Super Rugby Pacific CEO Jack Mesley told Mike Hosking that squeezing five games into one venue was a pretty big challenge, but everyone’s been so excited to be a part of it. 

He says all parties have worked well together to do all the planning and get everything sorted.  

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It’s a big weekend for rugby, Christchurch hosting the Super Round this weekend at the new One NZ Stadium. &nbsp;
Five games will be played across the long weekend, the Crusaders kicking things off tonight with a clash against the Waratahs.&nbsp;
75,000 fans are expected, with 13,000 coming from out of town.&nbsp;
Super Rugby Pacific CEO Jack Mesley told Mike Hosking that squeezing five games into one venue was a pretty big challenge, but everyone’s been so excited to be a part of it.&nbsp;
He says all parties have worked well together to do all the planning and get everything sorted. &nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Jack Mesley: Super Rugby Pacific CEO on the action packed Super Round at Christchurch's One NZ Stadium

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The CEO of a financial literacy programme for kids believes David Seymour’s youth investment idea has promise.  

The ACT Leader's floating the idea of giving every Year 11 student $500 to learn to invest and be tested on how they're doing. 

The financial literacy course would cover term deposits and risk funds, and any returns could potentially be given back to the students.  

MoneyTime co-founder Neil Edmond told Mike Hosking from a student perspective, it’s an excellent opportunity to get some hands-on experience in investing. 

He says many kids don’t have role models in that area or money to invest, so giving them a bit of a heads up and a head start is a positive thing.  

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The CEO of a financial literacy programme for kids believes David Seymour’s youth investment idea has promise. &nbsp;
The ACT Leader's floating the idea of giving every Year 11 student $500 to learn to invest and be tested on how they're doing.&nbsp;
The financial literacy course would cover term deposits and risk funds, and any returns could potentially be given back to the students. &nbsp;
MoneyTime co-founder Neil Edmond told Mike Hosking from a student perspective, it’s an excellent opportunity to get some hands-on experience in investing.&nbsp;
He says many kids don’t have role models in that area or money to invest, so giving them a bit of a heads up and a head start is a positive thing. &nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Neil Edmond: MoneyTime co-founder and CEO on David Seymour's idea to give students the opportunity to learn to invest

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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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