Nick is joined in the studio with CubaDupa headliner Paige for a performance and a chat.

Hailing for Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland, Paige is an award-winning pop/RnB singer who has gained international fame for her sound and honest songwriting. 

Paige and Nick talk her career so far, being a NZ artist and how international fan attitudes differ from Kiwis. 

Also, her upcoming performance at Cuba Dupa and her experience of Wellington. 

Then we are treated to a live performance of her single 'why do we wanna be in love.'

Hear the single and other hits off her new EP paigesspace at Cuba Dupa's Ngā Toi o Te Aro Stage on Saturday, March 28th, 05:45pm - 06:30pm.

Cuba Dupa runs all weekend and is a free event. 

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Nick is joined in the studio with CubaDupa headliner Paige for a performance and a chat.
Hailing for Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland, Paige is an award-winning pop/RnB singer who has gained international fame for her sound and honest songwriting.&nbsp;
Paige and Nick talk her career so far, being a NZ artist and how international fan attitudes differ from Kiwis.&nbsp;
Also, her upcoming performance at Cuba Dupa and her experience of Wellington.&nbsp;
Then we are treated to a live performance of her single 'why do we wanna be in love.'
Hear the single and other hits off her new EP paigesspace at Cuba Dupa's Ngā Toi o Te Aro Stage on&nbsp;Saturday, March 28th, 05:45pm - 06:30pm.
Cuba Dupa runs all weekend and is a free event.&nbsp;
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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

Paige performs live in studio, and chats Cuba Dupa with Nick Mills

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Nick Mills wraps the week with Iron Duke founder and director of Aurecon Phil O’Reilly, and founder and CEO of Raygun JD Trask.  

Starting with the reveal from NZ Herald that advice about the low risk of myocarditis in teenagers who receive the second covid vaccine was given to Chris Hipkins 

O’Reilly share his fears over what this event will do to dispell more people from getting vaccinated – and the harm in that for New Zealand. 

Is Hipkins’ brand intact? Can people trust him? Should he step down, or just stand up and front? 

Then health insurance - are the high costs worth it? At what age does it become necessary? 

What do our panel think of the governments fuel relief plan? Does it strike the right balance between support and overspending? Was the time right? 

And we hear what they think of the oppositions response.  

Plus diesel prices skyrocket past 91 at some stations. Is this being driven by supply or panic stashing? 

Onto Tiaki Wai, the cost of the separate water bill has been announced and Wellingtonians are in for a shock.

The standalone charge starts at roughly $2410 and will cost up to nearly $7000 for one household in a decade. 

Are these outrageous prices the end of our city? 

O’Reilly says the council expectation for population growth over the next decade has decreased from 50,000-80,000 down to 800. JD says he is only looking to hire in Auckland. 

What can we do – our panel calls for our council to do something about the mess the city is in.  

AI is forcing Massey University to go back to in person exams – is this inevitable? JD says university may be defunct in 5 years. Do the universities have the power to defeat AI cheating? 

Then Trask and O’Reilly address the calls from the ambulance association for Dame Kerry Prendergast to step down as Chair of Wellington Free Ambulance.  

Plus, our panel share their hots and nots from the week.  

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Nick Mills wraps the week with Iron Duke founder and director of Aurecon Phil O’Reilly, and founder and CEO of Raygun JD Trask. &nbsp;
Starting with the reveal from NZ Herald that advice about the low risk of myocarditis in teenagers who receive the second covid vaccine was given to Chris Hipkins&nbsp;
O’Reilly share his fears over what this event will do to dispell more people from getting vaccinated – and the harm in that for New Zealand.&nbsp;
Is Hipkins’ brand intact? Can people trust him? Should he step down, or just stand up and front?&nbsp;
Then health insurance - are the high costs worth it? At what age does it become necessary?&nbsp;
What do our panel think of the governments fuel relief plan? Does it strike the right balance between support and overspending? Was the time right?&nbsp;
And we hear what they think of the oppositions response. &nbsp;
Plus diesel prices skyrocket past 91 at some stations. Is this being driven by supply or panic stashing?&nbsp;
Onto Tiaki Wai, the cost of the separate water bill has been announced and <a href="//www.newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/wellington/wellington-mornings-with-nick-mills/opinion/nick-mills-it-is-becoming-impossible-to-afford-wellington/">Wellingtonians are in for a shock.</a>
The standalone charge starts at roughly $2410 and will cost up to nearly $7000 for one household in a decade.&nbsp;
Are these outrageous prices the end of our city?&nbsp;
O’Reilly says the council expectation for population growth over the next decade has decreased from 50,000-80,000 down to 800. JD says he is only looking to hire in Auckland.&nbsp;
What can we do – our panel calls for our council to do something about the mess the city is in. &nbsp;
AI is forcing Massey University to go back to in person exams – is this inevitable? JD says university may be defunct in 5 years. Do the universities have the power to defeat AI cheating?&nbsp;
Then Trask and O’Reilly address the calls from the ambulance association for Dame Kerry Prendergast to step down as Chair of Wellington Free Ambulance. &nbsp;
Plus, our panel share their hots and nots from the week. &nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Friday Faceoff with Phil O'Reilly and JD Trask

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For this week's Friday Sport Kick-off, Nick is joined by Newstalk ZB’s sports hosts Adam Cooper and Jason Pine. 

Starting with the Hurricanes game against the Reds tomorrow.  

After just coming back from Hnry stadium, Adam gives his updates on how the team is looking, and shares CEO Malcolm Gillies call for support.  

The game kicks off at 4.35pm tomorrow – tickets are available here.

Brad Shields resigns with the Hurricanes for another season – this crew talk about this great news, and how it impacts the team on and off the field  

All Whites play in Auckland tonight – what would it mean if they win tonight? And how likely are they to win against Finland? 

They take a look at the line up for our team, and the world cup campaign.  

Then the team play Chile on Monday – also at Eden Park. 

And at Porirua Park on Sunday is the last of regular season game for the Phoenix Women, against the Western Sydney Wanderers.  

Then they talk T20 – will they bring in an import player strategy? Where will it be held? 

Nick wants a local t20 and team in the big bash, what do Jason and Adam think of it? 

Find out on Friday Sport kick-off.  

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For this week's Friday Sport Kick-off, Nick is joined by Newstalk ZB’s sports hosts Adam Cooper and Jason Pine.&nbsp;
Starting with the Hurricanes game against the Reds tomorrow. &nbsp;
After just coming back from Hnry stadium, Adam gives his updates on how the team is looking, and shares CEO Malcolm Gillies call for support. &nbsp;
The game kicks off at 4.35pm tomorrow – tickets are available <a href="https://hurricanes.flicket.co.nz/events/6bb197d2-9ff0-4db8-b7d2-a0a24661c181/reservation">here.</a>
Brad Shields resigns with the Hurricanes for another season – this crew talk about this great news, and how it impacts the team on and off the field &nbsp;
All Whites play in Auckland tonight – what would it mean if they win tonight? And how likely are they to win against Finland?&nbsp;
They take a look at the line up for our team, and the world cup campaign. &nbsp;
Then the team play Chile on Monday – also at Eden Park.&nbsp;
And at Porirua Park on Sunday is the last of regular season game for the Phoenix Women, against the Western Sydney Wanderers. &nbsp;
Then they talk T20 – will they bring in an import player strategy? Where will it be held?&nbsp;
Nick wants a local t20 and team in the big bash, what do Jason and Adam think of it?&nbsp;
Find out on Friday Sport kick-off. &nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Friday Sport Kick-off with Adam Cooper and Jason Pine: Hurricanes vs Reds

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On Politics Thursday this week Nick is joined by National's Minister for Justice, Arts, Culture and Heritage, Media and Communications and Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations Paul Goldsmith, and Labour MP and spokesperson for Health and Wellington Issues Ayesha Verrall.

Wellington ratepayers have been slapped with a new water bill - which is drawing concern from the government. Nick ask our politicians what they think of this, and what needs to be done to help ratepayers already struggling with high rates. 

Do we need a watchdog group to monitor Tiaki Wai?

And Wellington ranked lowest on the ASB regional economic scoreboard. What is the answer to get Wellington back? Is it in investments, entrepreneurship or the public sector? 

The fuel crisis continues and National has announced their relief package for low to middle income families. Should there be more support for others?

Then onto the $10k table price for a dinner with the Prime Minister. The fundraiser for the National party is causing a stir - is it legitimate, fair fundraising or pay for access? Goldsmith and Verrall give their perspectives. 

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On Politics Thursday this week Nick is joined by National's Minister for Justice, Arts, Culture and Heritage, Media and Communications and Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations Paul Goldsmith, and Labour MP and spokesperson for Health and Wellington Issues Ayesha Verrall.
Wellington ratepayers have been slapped with a new water bill - which is drawing concern from the government. Nick ask our politicians what they think of this, and what needs to be done to help ratepayers already struggling with high rates.&nbsp;
Do we need a watchdog group to monitor Tiaki Wai?
And Wellington ranked lowest on the ASB regional economic scoreboard. What is the answer to get Wellington back? Is it in investments, entrepreneurship or the public sector?&nbsp;
The fuel crisis continues and National has announced their relief package for low to middle income families. Should there be more support for others?
Then onto the $10k table price for a dinner with the Prime Minister. The fundraiser for the National party is causing a stir - is it legitimate, fair fundraising or pay for access? Goldsmith and Verrall give their perspectives.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE

Politics Thursday with Paul Goldsmith and Ayesha Verrall

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/7784f840-c291-422a-924b-ad9000bbad71/clips/88ef7a13-5073-4809-bf1e-b4190009dfc2/transcript

Paige performs live in studio, and chats Cuba Dupa with Nick Mills

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