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John 7:1-13 Dr. Alan McElroy
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Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Aimie Hines and Alan McElroy. First up, power prices have overtaken housing as New Zealander's biggest financial concerns, according to a new report from Consumer NZ. Then, it's official: Auckland's City Rail Link will open on September 13th. Greater Auckland director Patrick Reynolds joins the show.
In part two, the air around the controversial sale of the TSB Bank is heating up as opponents prepare a plan to stop the bid. Aorangi Bobbie Matsuda is a member of the Taranaki Community Accountability Society executive, and he explains the group's hopes to stop the sale. Then, radio host to firefighter isn't a typical career path, but that's what Andy George from Lincoln has done.
John 5:18-24 Dr. Alan McElroy
John 4:43-54 Dr. Alan McElroy
John 5:1-18 Dr. Alan McElroy
In part two, A campaign led by strippers has helped bring collective bargaining rights for contractors a step closer. The Commerce Amendment Bill passed it's second reading this week. It includes a law change allowing independent contractors who do not pose a threat of cartel behaviour to collectively bargain. Cleo Harper from Fired Up Stilettos tells the panel why they've fought for this. Then, would you drink a ten-shot coffee? It's five times as strong as a regular double shot, and 1-point-three litres. And for the price of twenty-five dollars, you can buy one in Blenheim. Mike Godsall co-owner of CBD Eatery explains the madness.
First up, a raft of new offences and penalties were passed into law this week, with the most dramatic change being a presumption of car forfeiture for racers. This could mean the return of car crushing, and Waikato District Council mayor Aksel Bech is here for it. Then, we return to Brown's Bay on Auckland's North Shore for a story we covered on Monday. We heard from Reverend Dion Blundell who wants to start a social enterprise in the township. He wants to feed more than 500 people a day with 5-dollar meals from a cafe and community hub. But there's pushback - some in the community say it's not the right place others say it would turn the township into a crime ridden area. Kim Gordon from the Brown's Bay Business Association joins the panel to offer their view.
John 4:1-42 Dr. Alan McElroy
John 3:22-36 Dr. Alan McElroy
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John 3:1-15 Dr. Alan McElroy
Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Alan McElroy and Nichole Lewis. First up, virtual fences for cows are gaining momentum. Herds wear electronic collars which pulse when they reach the 'fence' - but among the critics are Vets for Animal Welfare Aotearoa. Then, some schools are worried that a new grading system will attach stigma to those in lower socio economic areas. Porirua Collage Principal Ragne Maxwell explains.
In part two, imagine a city without kerbside parking. A pedestrian haven, or a convenience nightmare? Urban Planning professor at the University of Queensland, Dorina Pojani, makes the case for it.
John 2:1-11 Dr. Alan McElroy
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On today's show, Jase is bench ready, Mike is biffing his kid's toys and Keyzie is a true believer. TIME TO PLAY THE GAME:(00:00) Intro: Thrifty J(04:20) The Big Show Big Bet(10:17) Your support for the Jizzbot(14:33) TOY BOX(18:57) Telly Time(24:51) Intro: Torturing Jase(27:39) One & A Half Mogeys(33:38) LEAGUEEEEE (39:01) Alan McElroy!(50:37) Intro: LESHGOOO(52:22) The Brekky Challenge!(57:41) Second to last chance!(61:45) Farewell! Follow The Big Show on Instagram Subscribe to the podcast now on iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts!Featuring Jason Hoyte, Mike Minogue, and Keyzie, "The Big Show" drive you home weekdays from 4pm on Radio Hauraki.Providing a hilarious escape from reality for those ‘backbone’ New Zealanders with plenty of laughs and out-the-gate yarns.Download the full podcast here:iHeartRadioAppleSpotify Follow The Big Show on InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Georgie Stylianou and Alan McElroy. First up, the police have had their fair share of scathing reports over the last year, but today, a fresh one landed in their lap. The Public Service Commission has released its Performance Improvement Review, and among an urgent need to rebuild integrity. It also found that police are struggling to keep up with a wave of offshore crime. Then, Labour has given the India Free Trade Agreement a stamp of approval, but the lead up to this historic deal has drawn out some racist rhetoric from graffiti at primary schools, to an "unhelpful" remark from Shane Jones. And Jaspreet Kandhari, general secretary of the NZ Indian Business Association, says it speaks to a dark undercurrent
In part two, professional dog walkers in Christchurch have reported abuse and intimidation from members of the public. The Christchurch City Council has introduced a new bylaw focusing on dog control, but a lack of awareness about the bylaw could be fanning the flames, says professional dog walker Brett Cusiel. Then, the Greys have been growing avocados in New Zealand for 100 years. They've just won gold at the Outstanding Food Producer Awards for their Greenskin avocados. We learn the secrets from a member of the Grey family.
John 1:2-5 Dr. Alan McElroy
Genesis 49:28-50:20 Dr. Alan McElroy
1 Peter 2:21-25 Dr. Alan McElroy
Genesis 42-45:15 Dr. Alan McElroy
Genesis 48:1-49:27 Dr. Alan McElroy
Genesis 45:16-47:31 Dr. Alan McElroy
Genesis 40-41 Dr. Alan McElroy
Ezekiel 34:22-31 Dr. Alan McElroy
Exodus 12:1-32 Dr. Alan McElroy
Romans 3:20-26 Dr. Alan McElroy
Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Nalini Baruch and Alan McElroy. First up, the former Prince Andrew has become the first senior royal in modern times to be arrested. He was taken in under on suspicion of misconduct in public office. It's an extraordinary turn of events in the Epstein saga; a saga that does not want to go away. Then, Te Huia, the Hamilton-to-Auckland train trial, has been extended to June 2027. Supporters of the trial are happy, but can Te Huia perform well enough to secure its permanent future?
In part two, a bicycle and public transport advocate responds to panellist Allan Blackman's concerns about Auckland's Karangahape Road bike lanes being underused. Is it true that no one is using them? Then, builder and hurling athlete Declan Malone made a generous offering of $3000 worth of gifts to Queenstown's Lakes District Hospital. Months earlier he'd suffered a massive seizure and was admitted for what turned out to be week long stay receiving treatment. We learn why he wanted to give back AND what the heck is hurling?
1 Chronicles 17:1-15 What does a promise to King David have to do with Christmas? In this passage we see God promise King David that his throne will endure forever. Dr. Alan McElroy
Numbers 24:15-19 In this passage we see God speaks through a pagan diviner to foretell of a coming king from Jacob who would exercise total dominion. This coming king is King Jesus. Dr. Alan McElroy
Genesis 34-35 Dr. Alan McElroy
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