This week for Music Time, Nick Mills is joined by music guru James Irwin in the studio to chat new music from the Rolling Stones, U2 and Madonna.

Are they making a comeback - or in one case losing both new and old audiences?

Also to celebrate the anniversary of the moon landing yesterday they reminence on the best moon songs.

Plus, all the latest gigs to look forward to in Wellington.

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This week for Music Time, Nick Mills is joined by music guru James Irwin in the studio to chat new music from the Rolling Stones, U2 and Madonna.
Are they making a comeback - or in one case losing both new and old audiences?
Also to celebrate the anniversary of the moon landing yesterday they reminence on the best moon songs.
Plus, all the latest gigs to look forward to in Wellington.
LISTEN ABOVE

Wellingtonians now have the chance to discuss the issues of the day one-on-one with proud local Nick Mills and have a forum to share their ideas, passions and outrages on a daily basis.

You don't find many people more passionate about the capital than Nick, and he comes to Wellington Mornings after decades of success as the man behind some of the city's leading hospitality and entertainment offerings - Spruce Goose, Hummingbird and the Wellington Saints basketball team just to name a few.

Nick's proud of his city but also knows much can be improved on to make Wellington an even better place, and brings an honest, edgy, fun and engaging show to Wellingtonians each weekday from 9 'til midday.

Wellingtonians now have the chance to discuss the issues of the day one-on-one with proud local Nick Mills and have a forum to share their ideas, passions and outrages on a daily basis. You don't find many people more passionate about the capital than Nick, and he comes to Wellington Mornings after decades of success as the man behind some of the city's leading hospitality and entertainment offerings - Spruce Goose, Hummingbird and the Wellington Saints basketball team just to name a few. Nick's proud of his city but also knows much can be improved on to make Wellington an even better place, and brings an honest, edgy, fun and engaging show to Wellingtonians each weekday from 9 'til midday.

Wellingtonians now have the chance to discuss the issues of the day one-on-one with proud local Nick Mills and have a forum to share their ideas, passions and outrages on a daily basis.

Wellington Mornings with Nick Mills

Music Time with James Irwin: The Rolling Stones are back

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National MP for Bay of Plenty Tom Rutherford is the driver of the bill that would mean if no body is found in a murder case, there will be no parole. 

Attorney General Chris Bishop has highlighted the bill breaches Section 7 of the Bill of Rights Act, where once a minimum sentence was complete, any further imprisonment should be justified on account of risk to the public, rather than as a punishment.

Nick Mills spoke to Rutherford this morning about what this bill would mean for victims families, and if it will still pass as law against concerns within the Bill of Rights.

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National MP for Bay of Plenty Tom Rutherford is the driver of the bill that would mean if no body is found in a murder case, there will be no parole.&nbsp;
Attorney General Chris Bishop has highlighted the bill breaches Section 7 of the Bill of Rights Act, where once a minimum sentence was complete, any further imprisonment should be justified on account of risk to the public, rather than as a punishment.
Nick Mills spoke to Rutherford this morning about what this bill would mean for victims families, and if it will still pass as law against concerns within the Bill of Rights.
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National MP Tom Rutherford on his 'no body, no parole' bill

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Wellington NZ Chief Operations Officer and GM Heidi Morton joins Nick Mills on the show to dismiss fears over losing Wellington events.

After 24 years Gisborne has lost the Rhythm and Vines festival, which bought in $3-5 million each year for their economy. Are our events safe?

WOW is synonymous with Wellington. How are WellingtonNZ ensuring we hold the iconic show in our city?

And Heidi and Nick talk the success Ultra music festival earlier this year and how we can bring more events in.

And hear what's on the events calendar for the coolest little capital for the rest of the year.

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Wellington NZ Chief Operations Officer and GM Heidi Morton joins Nick Mills on the show to dismiss fears over losing Wellington events.
After 24 years Gisborne has lost the Rhythm and Vines festival, which bought in $3-5 million each year for their economy. Are our events safe?
WOW is synonymous with Wellington. How are WellingtonNZ ensuring we hold the iconic show in our city?
And Heidi and Nick talk the success Ultra music festival earlier this year and how we can bring more events in.
And hear what's on the events calendar for the coolest little capital for the rest of the year.
LISTEN ABOVE

WellingtonNZ's Heidi Morton on Wellington's festival opportunities and events calendar

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/7784f840-c291-422a-924b-ad9000bbad71/clips/016c1b11-4bc5-4f7d-9852-b48f0021c7ee/transcript

Chair of General Practioners NZ and newly appointed Health NZ Board member Dr Bryan Betty joins Nick Mills on the show this morning to discuss GPs responsibility when restricting licenses.

He says there are many rules in place to protect the public from drivers whose driving quality may be deteriorating and the GPs take their responsibility very seriously, noting the burden it brings onto the patient. 

Dr Betty also shared his concerns around changes to privacy rules as a GP when you have to disclose this party concerns to the patient.

He says he doesn't think the element of trust in confidentiality has been thought through in the act.

Plus hear what Dr Betty wants to accomplish moving onto the board of Health NZ. 

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Chair of General Practioners NZ and newly appointed Health NZ Board member Dr Bryan Betty joins Nick Mills on the show this morning to discuss GPs responsibility when restricting licenses.
He says there are many rules in place to protect the public from drivers whose driving quality may be deteriorating and the GPs take their responsibility very seriously, noting the burden it brings onto the patient.&nbsp;
Dr Betty also shared his concerns around changes to privacy rules as a GP when you have to disclose this party concerns to the patient.
He says he doesn't think the element of trust in confidentiality has been thought through in the act.
Plus hear what Dr Betty wants to accomplish moving onto the board of Health NZ.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE

Dr Bryan Betty on restrictions on elderly drivers and his move to Health NZ

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/7784f840-c291-422a-924b-ad9000bbad71/clips/f08b2f48-ff3e-4609-80a0-b48f001cc9f2/transcript

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