Podcast appearances and mentions of John Campbell

Winds of almost 250 kilometres an hour have once again pushed back the start of the ski season at one of the South Island's most popular sites. Mt Hutt's Ski area manager James McKenzie spoke to John Campbell.

Correspondent Stuart Smith spoke to John Campbell from London after Sir Keir Starmer announced he would resign as UK prime minister.

The National Party has outlined numerous changes to KiwiSaver they would enact if re-elected. National's finance spokesperson Nicola Willis spoke to John Campbell.

Just two years after entering Number 10 Downing Street, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is preparing to pack up and leave. BBC's political correspondent Rob Watson spoke to John Campbell.

New All Blacks coach Dave Rennie has unveiled his first squad, ahead of games against France, Italy and Ireland. He spoke to John Campbell.

Mayors of some of New Zealand's biggest tourist centres are calling on political parties across the spectrum to support a proposal for national accommodation levy. Rotorua mayor Tania Tapsell spoke to John Campbell

Tax is back on the agenda for this year's election, with new taxes being proposed by many parties. But what would they mean, and do we need them? Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to John Campbell.

A Kiwi author has helped compile a list of the Southern Hemisphere's best novels ever written after being so incensed that only three made the Guardian's top 100 all-time list. Paula Morris spoke to John Campbell.

It's game two for the All Whites at the Football World Cup as they face Egypt in Vancouver later today. Kiwi fan Dan Eaton, who is travelling with the team, spoke to John Campbell.

Less than a week since signing a memorandum of understanding, Iran is planning to again close the Strait of Hormuz. Starboard Maritime Intelligence analyst Mark Douglas spoke to John Campbell about what this could mean for New Zealand.

National will make KiwiSaver compulsory for all and automatically enrol babies, putting $1500 in their accounts as a kickstart payment. Business leader Fraser Whineray spoke to John Campbell.

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Two damning reports into what led to an 11-year-old Maori autistic girl being mistakenly treated as an adult mental health patient, restrained and twice injected with anti-psychotics have been released this morning. Bernadette Jones, Associate Research Professor at the University of Otago spoke to John Campbell.

Delegations from the US and Iran are preparing for talks in Switzerland. It comes after the leaders of both countries signed a memorandum of understanding to end the war. Correspondent Ross Cullen spoke to John Campbell from Zurich.

Thousands of people will gather today to celebrate the life of Dame Jools Topp, who died in May after living with breast cancer. The memorial is being held at Auckland Viaduct Events Centre. Event MC Miriama Kamo spoke to John Campbell.

Serious mistakes led to an 11-year-old Maori autistic girl being misidentified as an adult mental health patient, before she was restrained and twice injected with anti-psychotic medications. Dr Richard Sullivan, who's Health New Zealand's Executive National Director, Clinical spoke to John Campbell.

Send us Fan MailGary brings you the final performance from the Maket Collective Recital and chats to Professor Hugh Cheape, one of the great historians of the bagpipe.PlaylistLorne MacDougall with Trip to Aviles, Atlantic Bridge, The Sound of Sleat, Atlantic Bridge from Hello World!Sarah Muir with John Campbell, Captain H B H E Munro and Farewell to Halkirk from the Maket Collective Recital, National Piping Centre, April 2026, recordings courtesy of Tradtv  (an Inner Ear Brand)Sarah Muir with Duncan Johnstone & Donella Beaton from the Maket Collective Recital, National Piping Centre, April 2026, recordings courtesy of Tradtv (an Inner Ear Brand)Sarah Muir with Duncan MacColl, Lady MacKenzie of Gairloch and Fiona MacLeod from the Maket Collective Recital, National Piping Centre, April 2026, recordings courtesy of Tradtv  (an Inner Ear Brand)Gordon Mooney with Mount Your Baggage and Go to Berwick Johnny from O'er the BorderBoghall and Bathgate Caledonia Pipe Band with Brigadier General Ronald Cheape of Tiroran, Dora MacLeod and the Smith of Chilliechassie  from the World Pipe Band Championships 2013Sarah Muir with Hi-Ri Ho-Ro Mo Nighneag, Tomnahurich, The Racoon, Dr. Alasdair MacKenzie, Clueless, Wing Commander Donald MacKenzie from the Maket Collective Recital, National Piping Centre, April 2026, recordings courtesy of Tradtv (an Inner Ear Brand)Support the show

The memorandum of understanding between Iran and the US will see the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz at the end of this week, according to US President Donald Trump. Jakob Larsen, Chief Safety and Security Officer for BIMCO spoke to John Campbell.

Older Southlanders could soon be jetting off to Europe, or swimming with dolphins without leaving home, thanks to virtual reality. For the past two months, Age Concern Southland has been running VR headset trials with their volunteers. Its manager Janette Turner spoke to John Campbell.

The government is expected to introduce a bill to Parliament this year amending climate change laws to require councils to identify risk and develop adaptation plans. Emeritus Professor Jonathan Boston released his book Insuring the Future: Reimagining Home Insurance in Aotearoa. He spoke to John Campbell.

A construction expert says the sector is in for a tough time with rising material costs caused by the war in Iran. AUT professor of construction John Tookey spoke to John Campbell.

The Inclusive Performance Academy Canterbury runs classes in stage, screen, music and movement for disabled people, and puts on two original shows devised from their ideas each year. Its founder Fiona McKenzie spoke to John Campbell.

It's long been believed that houses double in value every ten years, but has that changed? Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to John Campbell.

A charity encouraging retired Kiwis who have the means to donate part or all of their superannuation support for their cause is growing, as the numbers of children living in material hardship increase. Last year, Share My Super pooled nearly $770,000 in donations from 3500 over 65s. The charity's chief executive Rachel Scott spoke to John Campbell.

Police say scammers are convincing some members of the community, particularly older people, to leave their bank cards in their letterboxes, resulting in significant financial loss. Detective Senior Sergeant Simon Taylor, of Counties Manukau Police spoke to John Campbell.

Immigration Minister Erica Stanford issued a scathing takedown of her ministry, saying officials "deliberately withheld" information from both her and the previous Labour government about a failed technology upgrade. Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche will be investigating the process, and spoke to John Campbell.

You may have noticed that more and more websites now ask for an extra step when you log in. It's called multi-factor authentication, so instead of just entering a password, users are asked to provide a second form of identification, like a code sent to their phone or email. It's one of the measures ManageMyHealth implemented following last year's data breach. But while it helps protect personal information, is it making life harder for some older New Zealanders? Chief Executive of Gorilla Technology Paul Spain spoke to John Campbell.

The Public Service Commissioner has been tasked with investigating officials, after it was revealed ministers were misled about a failed technology project. RNZ's Political Editor Jo Moir discusses the latest political news from parliament with John Campbell.

How do MPs' perks compare to those in the private sector? Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to John Campbell.

Police officers trialling generative AI for the first time significantly misused it and the project was dumped, an RNZ investigation has found. It was then restarted six months later, after officers were tempted to use unapproved AI models for investigations. RNZ reporter Phil Pennington spoke to John Campbell.

A major new retirement village overlooking Auckland's waterfront at Mission Bay has been given the green light under the government's fast track approvals process. Ngati Whatua Orakei Trust Chair, Marama Royal spoke to John Campbell.

Picture this. You step out of your shower, and straight through the tiles of your bathroom floor. Then you find you can't claim the repairs on insurance. It's one of a growing number of cases dealt with by the Insurance and Financial Services Ombudsman that relate to gradual damage. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to John Campbell.

US President Donald Trump has arrived in Europe for the G7 summit, where his agreement with Iran is expected to be in the spotlight. BBC Security correspondent, Frank Gardner spoke to John Campbell.

An Iranian-born Kiwi says he hopes the deal between the US and Iran will hold, but says the military action has failed to result in regime change. Bahram Kargar spoke to John Campbell.

A Cook Islander has made history as New Zealand's first Pacific female orthopaedic surgeon. Dr Ailsa Wilson spoke to John Campbell.

Economist Sam Warburton discusses Labour's public transport policy with John Campbell.

Excitement is building for football fans with the All Whites set to play their first FIFA World Cup game later today. Dan Eaton is one of hundreds of supporters who are part of the group The Flying Kiwis FC. He spoke to John Campbell from a pre-game celebration in Los Angeles.

The UK has announced a social media ban for under-16s that will be stricter than the one in Australia. Correspondent Olly Barratt spoke to John Campbell from London.

National's finance spokesperson Nicola Willis says she's done Labour's homework for them, laying out a list of opposition policy pledges she says are unfunded. Labour's finance spokesperson Barbara Edmonds spoke to John Campbell.

The Hurricanes are urging fans to help them 'Fill the Tin' as they face the Chiefs at home in the Super Rugby Pacific final. Hurricanes Chief Executive Tony Philp spoke to John Campbell.

Weekly interview with Prime Minister, Christopher Luxon; Labour's Barbara Edmonds speaks to John Campbell; Kelly Eckhold discusses how Iran war is impacting NZ economy; Paul Spoonley discusses Swiss vote on population cap; New Lower Hutt clinic inundated with enrolment interest

Amateur Sport Association chair Gordon Noble-Campbell spoke to John Campbell to discuss recent incidents of aggressive behaviour from adults attending junior sports events.

A long-time hospitality business owner says Aucklanders need to get out and support local businesses if they don't want them to go under. Tricky Hartley, owner of Wynyard Quarter eatery The Conservatory spoke to John Campbell.

Early results in Switzerland show voters have rejected a population cap of 10 million. The proposal came from the right-wing Swiss People's Party, which has long campaigned on an anti-immigration platform. Massey University Emeritus Professor Paul Spoonley spoke to John Campbell.

Your Money Briefing is still on break, but in honor of graduation season, we are bringing you a special panel discussion on the financial intricacies of supporting adult children. Personal finance professionals, authors and professors, including Indeed's Laura Ullrich, LendingTree's Matt Schulz, The Ramsey Show's George Kamel, New York University's Caitlin Zaloom and Harvard University's John Campbell, break down the realities of the modern safety net. Plus, the conversation takes a personal turn as the panelists open up about navigating these money milestones with their own kids. Oyin Adedoyin hosts. Sign up for the WSJ's free Markets A.M. newsletter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Timaru Girls' High School has gone viral on social media after a powerful performance at a national singing competition. Meghan McNally, music teacher and choir director spoke to John Campbell.

ACT wants to add 100,000 police patrol hours to rural areas and create a dedicated rural crime unit. Federated Farmers rural crime spokesman Karl Dean spoke to John Campbell.

Correspondent Kate Fisher spoke to John Campbell from Washington DC.

Five of seven charter schools that opened last year have exceeded their targets for attendance and achievement. Bombay Hills' Tipene St Stephen's School. Co-tumuaki principal Nathan Durie spoke to John Campbell.

A Northland housing advocate fears more over-65s could end up homeless because of unaffordable rent prices. Housing advocate Carol Peters spoke to John Campbell.