The US President-elect is pledging to hit Canada and Mexico with large taxes. 

Donald Trump says of many first executive orders, one will be charging the neighbouring countries 25% goods tariffs.

He says they'll continue until they clamp down on illegal border crossings of drugs and migrants. 

US Correspondent Richard Arnold told Mike Hosking that the last time Trump played the tariff game it was with China, which resulted in Trump having to give US farmers bailouts worth $23 billion. 

He says economists are speculating that the tariffs taking shape in the way Trump is illuding could add up to $2,600 extra a year for consumers. 

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The US President-elect is pledging to hit Canada and Mexico with large taxes.&nbsp;
Donald Trump says of many first executive orders, one will be charging the neighbouring countries 25% goods tariffs.
He says they'll continue until they clamp down on illegal border crossings of drugs and migrants.&nbsp;
US Correspondent Richard Arnold told Mike Hosking that the last time Trump played the tariff game it was with China, which resulted in Trump having to give US farmers bailouts worth $23 billion.&nbsp;
He says economists are speculating that the tariffs taking shape in the way Trump is illuding could add up to $2,600 extra a year for consumers.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

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Richard Arnold: US Correspondent on the impact of the Trump tariffs, increased tariffs for Canada, Mexico

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It’s a tale of two economies, for now. 

The Reserve Bank is forecasting more OCR cuts next year, sooner than previously expected, after yesterday's 50-basis point cut to 4.25%. 

But Governor Adrian Orr says growth remains weak globally. 

Former Finance Minister Steven Joyce told Mike Hosking there are green shoots in the economy, but they're confined to specific sectors like commercial property, dairy, kiwifruit, and the tech sector. 

He says big-employing industries like service and retail have been flat as a pancake, alongside residential property and construction. 

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It’s a tale of two economies, for now.&nbsp;
The Reserve Bank is forecasting more OCR cuts next year, sooner than previously expected, after yesterday's 50-basis point cut to 4.25%.&nbsp;
But Governor Adrian Orr says growth remains weak globally.&nbsp;
Former Finance Minister Steven Joyce told Mike Hosking there are green shoots in the economy, but they're confined to specific sectors like commercial property, dairy, kiwifruit, and the tech sector.&nbsp;
He says big-employing industries like service and retail have been flat as a pancake, alongside residential property and construction.&nbsp;
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Steven Joyce: Former Finance Minister on the cuts to the OCR and the current state of the economy

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There’s been a change in approach in a bid to secure Smoke-Free 2025. 

Minister-in-Charge, Casey Costello's unveiled a refreshed Health New Zealand action plan. 

It includes no new funding or programmes, with the existing $24 million budget being reallocated to the frontline.  

Costello told Mike Hosking the Government's tried to pare back the programme to practical applications and tools for those wanting to quit. 

She says it's about informing and leading people to available services, rather than the previous prohibitionist approach. 

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There’s been a change in approach in a bid to secure Smoke-Free 2025.&nbsp;
Minister-in-Charge, Casey Costello's unveiled a refreshed Health New Zealand action plan.&nbsp;
It includes no new funding or programmes, with the existing $24 million budget being reallocated to the frontline. &nbsp;
Costello told Mike Hosking the Government's tried to pare back the programme to practical applications and tools for those wanting to quit.&nbsp;
She says it's about informing and leading people to available services, rather than the previous prohibitionist approach.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Casey Costello: Associate Minister of Health on the new Health NZ action plan to reduce smoking rates

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New polling shows Australians are losing hope in their Labour led government ahead of an election middle of next year. 

The Redbridge Poll found half of all voters think the country is headed in the wrong direction, with less than a third seeing it as on track.

Australian Correspondent Steve Price says this is very bad news for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

Price says voters are concerned about the government’s focus and 6% of Australians agree strongly that the government is focused on the right issues. 

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Steve Price: Australian Correspondent on latest poll figures, heatwave

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Richard Arnold: US Correspondent on the impact of the Trump tariffs, increased tariffs for Canada, Mexico

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