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Hundreds of dollars of counterfeit notes have been palmed off in Waikato, with retailers being warned to keep a sharp eye out during the Xmas rush. Since October police say there's been seven incidents with alleged fake notes, including fifties, twenties and ten dollar notes. And they've been across Waikato including Hamilton East, Te Rapa, Frankton, Te Awamutu, Beerescourt, and Paeroa. In one case, a few real bills were mixed in with a significant wadge counterfeits. Waikato Prevention Manager Inspector Hywel Jones reckons the fakes are pretty good. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6342438139112

On today's First Up pod: police in the UK have received a complaint against Russell Brand; we look at the vetting process for political hopefuls in New Zealand; Northland prepares for an influx of beach hoons; National deputy Nicola Willis insists the party's Hamilton East candidate has changed his anti-flouridation views and find out what it takes to sink one's teeth into dentistry. First Up - Voice of the Nathan!

The National Party candidate who is the frontrunner to win the Hamilton East electorate has been a staunch opponent of fluoridation of water, vaccine mandates and has supported groups that spread misinformation. In social media posts, Ryan Hamilton claimed Covid deaths had been inflated and once claimed poverty is not a reason to fluoridate water because most of the poor drank Raro. The revelations come in a bonus episode of RNZ's Undercurrent documentary podcast, which has just dropped online. No-one from the National Party was willing to come on the programme Monday morning to discuss this story. Susie Ferguson has more.

National's candidate for Hamilton East - and the frontrunner to win the electorate - has been a staunch opponent to fluoridation of water, vaccine mandates and supported groups that spread misinformation. Ryan Hamilton claimed Covid deaths had been inflated and once claimed poverty is not a reason to fluoridate water because most of the poor drank Raro. Susie Ferguson and Anusha Bradley have been working on this investigation, as part of the bonus episode of RNZ's Undercurrent documentary series on disinformation. Anusha Bradley spoke with Undercurrent creator Susie Ferguson.

A small Hamilton gallery is hosting a spectacular series show casing 5 cities around Aotearoa simply called AUDI Five Cities. The Welcome Swallow Gallery curator Clive Gilson talks to Jesse.

Now in the twilight days of his time in Parliament, Labour MP Jamie Strange, who has represented the Hamilton East electorate for the current term, reflects on the 2023 Labour Party Conference, the handful of policies that were announced, and his plans to maintain a local focus in the coming months leading up to the General Election.

Mike Williams speaks with Jamie Strange, Labour Electorate MP for Hamilton East, about his decision to stand down at this year's general election, winter energy payments, and inflation.

When photographer David Cook moved into Hamilton East, he was drawn to the colourful, creative and chaotic lives of his neighbours. He talks to Cate Prestidge about his photographs which are on exhibit at the moment at Waikato Museum.

Former Grey Cup champion with the Edmonton Eskimos and MPP for Hamilton East and Stoney Creek Neil Lumsden joins Game Play to chat about the upcoming Labour Day Classic. Lumsden shares his thoughts on the historical significance of the Labour Day Classic, Bo Levi Mitchell handling his demotion to backup QB with grace, who he thinks will come out on top in the CFL's East Division, and more.

Dr Gaurav Sharma is still hoping for an independent investigation. The MP for Hamilton East was expelled from Labour's caucus at a meeting on Tuesday morning. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said as far as Labour's caucus is concerned, the Sharma saga is over. Sharma will now sit in Parliament as an independent MP. He is still a member of the wider Labour Party, although it is now very likely he will be expelled from that too. He told Heather du Plessis-Allan he's going strong and this is about getting fair treatment. "The message this sends is that if your boss is powerful enough, they can get away with anything and it's the wrong message to send from parliament to all the New Zealanders out there.” LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Experiencing miscarriage is, without a doubt, devastating. And my guest on this episode is campaigning for a change in the law around the paid leave that parents are entitled to, when this happens. Angela Crawley is MP for Lanark and Hamilton East and wants the government to introduce a statutory requirement for employers to provide three days of paid miscarriage leave for parents who experience a miscarriage before 24 weeks of pregnancy. Currently, bereavement legislation entitles parents who lose a baby after 24 weeks to two weeks of paid bereavement leave. But there's nothing in place before that. Angela recently became a parent when her partner gave birth to their first baby in January, so as well as her campaign, we discuss sleepless nights and how as a same sex couple, they juggle the parenting. You can follow Angela and the progress of the campaign on Twitter. Please do sign the petition at www.paidmiscarriageleave.co.ukIf you enjoyed this episode then please leave a rating or review - and you can subscribe to ensure you don't miss future episodes. Thank you! Not Another Mummy Podcast is brought to you by me, journalist and author Alison Perry. I'm a mum of three and I love interviewing people about parenthood on the podcast. You can check out my other episodes and you can come chat to me on Instagram: @iamalisonperry or on Twitter: @iamalisonperry. You can buy my book OMG It's Twins now. Producer: Imogen HartMusic: Epidemic SoundArtwork: Eleanor BowmerSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/notanothermummy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

An update from Labour MP for Hamilton East, Jamie Strange.

Concerns from an epidemiologist following the confirmation of 60 new community cases of Covid-19 today.There are 56 new cases in Auckland, including 17 that are yet to be linked to existing cases.There are another three cases in Waikato linked to the initial Hamilton East case and a case in Katikati in Bay of Plenty that was already announced last night.Auckland University epidemiologist Rod Jackson told Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge he's concerned about the situation in Northland where a Covid case hasn't been cooperating with authorities.“Doesn't look too bad in the Waikato, I think we might stamp out that one. Auckland, we just have to suppress it until we all get vaccinated. Northland, I'm freaking out in a major way because I think we could have big problems there.”LISTEN ABOVE

Concerns from an epidemiologist following the confirmation of 60 new community cases of Covid-19 today.There are 56 new cases in Auckland, including 17 that are yet to be linked to existing cases.There are another three cases in Waikato linked to the initial Hamilton East case and a case in Katikati in Bay of Plenty that was already announced last night.Auckland University epidemiologist Rod Jackson told Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge he's concerned about the situation in Northland where a Covid case hasn't been cooperating with authorities.“Doesn't look too bad in the Waikato, I think we might stamp out that one. Auckland, we just have to suppress it until we all get vaccinated. Northland, I'm freaking out in a major way because I think we could have big problems there.”LISTEN ABOVE

Wellington's Mayor Andy Foster joined Nick Mills to talk issues in the city, Covid-19 and take questions from listeners. Foster says it's inevitable Covid-19 will spread beyond Auckland and Waikato.A person understood to be a close contact of a Hamilton East case has tested positive in Kawhia today - outside the North Waikato Level Three boundary.Andy Foster says he expects Covid to eventually spread to Wellington.He says in reality, it's a truck drive or one person away from getting into any community now.Foster says vaccination is the answer now, not lockdowns.More than 91% of Wellington's eligible population has had at least one dose.Meanwhile, Waikato District Health Board has set up a testing station at Lake Karapiro, south of Cambridge, but officials won't reveal if there's a case in town.Waipa Deputy Mayor Liz Stolwyk says she hasn't heard anything official - only rumours - and she's been told to wait until the one-pm announcement.

A rush to deep clean, get a test and be vaccinated marked the first day of level three in Raglan following a case of Covid-19. The case is one of two detected in the Waikato yesterday, with another connected case in Hamilton East. And alert level 3 was not the shift the tourist town was hoping for in the middle of school holidays. Reporter Louise Ternouth and camera operator Marika Khabazi filed this report.

An update from Labour Electorate MP for Hamilton East, Jamie Strange.

The Waikato beachside town of Raglan is waking up under an alert level 3 lockdown after a Covid-19 case popped up in the community yesterday. The case is one of two detected in the Waikato yesterday, with another connected case in Hamilton East. Raglan residents flocked to get tested yesterday, with photos on social media showing lines of cars snaking down roads. It comes as local businesses who had their hopes pinned on the school holiday influx are expecting to see their income go down the drain. Here's reporter Jean Bell.

The Waikato beachside town of Raglan is waking up under an alert level 3 lockdown after a Covid-19 case popped up in the community yesterday. The case is one of two detected in the Waikato yesterday, with another connected case in Hamilton East. Raglan residents flocked to get tested yesterday, with photos on social media showing lines of cars snaking down roads. It comes as local businesses who had their hopes pinned on the school holiday influx are expecting to see their income go down the drain. Here's reporter Jean Bell.

On this episode we breakdown the huge KCI conference matchup between Hamilton and East Buch. We will hear from both coach's plus hear from Mid-Buchanan head coach Aaron Fritz! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cliffnotespod/support

Update from David Bennett, National List MP from Hamilton East.

An update from Jamie Strange, Labour Electorate MP for Hamilton East.

An update from David Bennett, National List MP from Hamilton East.

Bryan Smith speaks with David Bennett, National List MP from Hamilton East.

Update from National List MP David Bennett, from Hamilton East.

An update from National List MP, David Bennett of Hamilton East.

An update from National List MP for Hamilton East, David Bennett.

Scotland's Choice In this second episode of Scotland's Choice, Drew discusses the impact choices made at Westminster have on children born here and those whose home it has become with Angela Crawley, MP for Lanark and Hamilton East. Drew and Angela discuss her extensive work on child poverty and the impact of austerity policies on Scotland's children. In contrast to the Scottish Parliament, which has legislated to eradicate child poverty and has clear measurable targets to tackle poverty, the UK Government has repealed large parts of the Child Poverty Act 2010, including income-based child poverty targets. In doing so, they have sought to remove accountability for the effect its draconian welfare policies have on children. Drew and Angela also touch on the development of the Scottish Parliament voting unanimously to place the United Nations Rights of the Child into Scots law – a move, the UK Government is shamefully challenging in the courts. With only 15% powers, the Scottish Government has already set out a landmark legislative programme to protect Scotland's children and tackle child poverty, but how much more could be done with all the powers of an independent country? The pair also chat about the response from Scottish communities to the refugee crisis and how the hostile environment approach at Westminister has impacted the safety and well-being of vulnerable children. Scotland's communities showed just how welcoming a nation we are - leaving the same question we always pose, how much more could be done with the full powers of any other independent nation. For more on Angela's work, visit www.angelacrawleymp.com Listen to other Scotland's Choice episodes here.

Bryan talks to Jamie Strange, Labour Electorate MP for Hamilton East.

Bryan Smith speaks with Labour MP for Hamilton East, Jamie Strange.

Bryan Smith speaks to National MP David Bennett, based in Hamilton East.

Waikato police have recovered a Goldie painting stolen during the burglary of a Hamilton home.The painting, Sleep 'tis a gentle thing, by New Zealand artist CF Goldie, was taken alongside numerous other unique artworks and antiques in the burglary of a Hamilton East home between December 27, 2020, and January 3, 2021.Police say that while the painting is yet to be thoroughly examined, it appears to be undamaged.The owners had been informed and were very happy to hear that it had been found.The stolen painting was found at the weekend as police continued their investigation into the burglary.International Art Gallery director Richard Thomson said the painting was a "million dollar plus" artwork."I've sold dozens of Goldies, and that is a really good example of his work, has all the hallmarks."Art Crime Research Trust Chair Penelope Jackson told Heather du Plessis-Allan she's is delighted."If you look at art crime internationally in terms of theft, they reckon in America only 5-10 percent of stolen artworks are ever recovered."Three men, all of whom have name suppression, have been charged over the incident and are currently facing burglary charges in the Hamilton District Court.  

Bill chatted with the winning incumbent in Hamilton East-Stoney Creek, Bob Bratina. Guest: Bob Bratina, Liberal MP for Hamilton East-Stoney Creek.

Photo: (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer) In the Auditor General's report, it was revealed that the Liberal government in Ontario is understating the true deficit of Ontario. By how much? $5 Billion, with billions more in the future. Guest: Alan Carter, Anchor & Queen's Park Bureau Chief, Global News. Residents in four Hamilton East high rises are planning a rent strike to protest the rising rates. They feel that the rising rent could force tenants onto the street. Guest: Arun Pathak. President, Hamilton and District Apartment Association. The Leafs are out! The Toronto Maple Leafs are out of the playoffs after losing in Game 7 to the Boston Bruins 7-4. Guest: Howard Berger. Long-time Leafs Reporter/Blogger, Between the Posts.

Photo: (Global News) Residents in four Hamilton East high rises are planning a rent strike to protest the rising rates. They feel that the rising rent could force tenants onto the street. Guest: Arun Pathak. President, Hamilton and District Apartment Association.

The Empire Club of Canada Presents: Andrea Horwath, Leader of Ontario NDP on Creating Jobs and Building a Stronger Economy: Building a Budget that Works for Ontario Families Andrea Horwath is the Leader of Ontario's New Democrats. Born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, Andrea knows that the financial success of our province depends on the financial success of families who make the province work. Horwath has been a political and community leader for 20 years Andrea has provided strong effective leadership that has lead to real results and positive change. After working in community development and housing in Hamilton and Niagara region, she was elected to Hamilton's City Council in 1997. Horwath was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario in a 2004 by election in the riding of Hamilton East and has been re elected twice in the riding of Hamilton Centre. As Leader of Ontario's NDP since 2009, Horwath has grown New Democrats seat count and popular support and in Ontario's minority government she's worked hard to deliver real results and positive change for the people of the province. Speaker: Andrea Horwath, Leader of Ontario NDP *The content presented is free of charge but please note that the Empire Club of Canada retains copyright. Neither the speeches themselves nor any part of their content may be used for any purpose other than personal interest or research without the explicit permission of the Empire Club of Canada.* *Views and Opinions Expressed Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the speakers or panelists are those of the speakers or panelists and do not necessarily reflect or represent the official views and opinions, policy or position held by The Empire Club of Canada.*