Podcast appearances and mentions of mike mcroberts

The Bulletin with Mike McRoberts on what he's been up to since the end of Newshub, Warriors 2024, sold out home season, All Blacks 2024, Razor Robertson, Wallabies coaching set up, Black Ferns & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Spinoff founder Duncan Greive has been writing regularly this year on business, politics and pop culture. But his slightly more niche area of interest is the media itself. This week was a big week for the media with AM and Newshub airing their final episodes and a new lease on life for the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill. If you don't know what that bill is, check out Duncan's author page on the Spinoff, as he has written more about it than probably anyone else in the country. He also spoke to Samantha Hayes and Mike McRoberts about their time at Three in a sprawling, emotional interview. Duncan joins Madeleine Chapman on Behind the Story to talk about what he's looking for in exit interviews, how he keeps a story interesting over a number of years, and what compels him to write. An abrupt U-turn from National, a brave new world for news in New Zealand Sam Hayes and Mike McRoberts look back in awe and sorrow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Spinoff founder Duncan Greive has been writing regularly this year on business, politics and pop culture. But his slightly more niche area of interest is the media itself. This week was a big week for the media with AM and Newshub airing their final episodes and a new lease on life for the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill. If you don't know what that bill is, check out Duncan's author page on the Spinoff, as he has written more about it than probably anyone else in the country. He also spoke to Samantha Hayes and Mike McRoberts about their time at Three in a sprawling, emotional interview. Duncan joins Madeleine Chapman on Behind the Story to talk about what he's looking for in exit interviews, how he keeps a story interesting over a number of years, and what compels him to write. An abrupt U-turn from National, a brave new world for news in New Zealand Sam Hayes and Mike McRoberts look back in awe and sorrow

ON THE SHOW TODAY: Teddy Swims Mike McRoberts Chelsea Handler Wedding Songs The end of NewsHub Ben's Photoshoot Facebook: The Hits Breakfast with Jono and Ben Instagram: THEHITSBREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Today marks the end of Newshub, an organisation which has been around for 35 years, and has a strong case as the most original and idiosyncratic newsroom this country has ever known. Sam Hayes and Mike McRoberts have more than 40 years combined experience at Three, and join Duncan Greive on The Fold to look back across the history of 3 News, assess its singular culture and some crucial moments along the path to this sad goodbye. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As Newshub enters its final week, reporter Adam Hollingworth talks to current and former staff about the new division's early days and key events in its 35 year history  

Mike joins Susie to chat about his new role, the changing face of the media, and to play a few favourite tracks.

Mike McRoberts has been a journalist for more than three decades, becoming one of New Zealand Television's most recognisable faces. He's covered numerous conflicts around the world and some of the planet's biggest natural disasters. He's has won numerous awards over the years including New Zealand Journalist of the Year, and a back-to-back winner of New Zealand Presenter of the Year for anchoring TV3's flagship news bulletin, Newshub Live at Six, a role he's held since 2005. He'll soon be leaving studio life behind, starting a new role with NBR as Te Ao Māori Editor in August.Mike McRoberts was Simon Barnett & James Daniels' guest for this weeks Six and a Song. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Friday, Mike McRoberts announced his news presenting journey would come to an end.  The final 6pm NewsHub bulletin on July 5th will also be Mike's last... after a 40 year career in the media, half of which was spent in the prime-time news slot. Mike McRoberts joined Francesca Rudkin to discuss his decision to step away.    LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the show today, Clint, Meg and Dan talk to friend of the show Mike McRoberts about the state of media in the country and what has happened to NewsHub. Dan has an issue with a squeaky wheel. Meg made a bit of a blunder when organizing an interview with a kiwi icon.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Legendary broadcaster Mike McRoberts couldn't help himself after going to Melbourne to watch the Warriors! He's called up Staffy on the talback line to have a chat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Legendary broadcaster Mike McRoberts couldn't help himself after going to Melbourne to watch the Warriors! He's called up Staffy on the talback line to have a chat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Many people are settling for window shopping as the cost of living crisis maintains a make-or-break state for business owners - Retail NZ boss Carolyn Young explains. Plus, the return of Ruby Tui, Mike McRoberts on Newshub, the spy scandal rocking Australia and ... a dad joke about telly watching.

On today's podcast: Chat with Tāme Iti (Celebrity Treasure Island), Mike McRoberts (his journey with Te Reo Māori) and Suzy Cato.  Rappers if they were domesticated Chaos around school pick ups/drop offs Would you resign from your job if you didn't get leave approved?  Final Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori phrase of the day    For more, follow our socials Instagram: Flava Radio Facebook: Flava Radio Tik Tok: Flava Radio  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the show today: Mike McRoberts with some great advice Fame offended his partner  Doechii joined us for a yarn!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On this episode of the Breakdown Rikki Swannell, Angus Ta'avao, Mils Muliaina and Sir John Kirwan get into it over the latest Super Rugby round. The Crusaders outlast the Blues in an epic encounter at Eden Park. Ireland win the Grand Slam in the Six Nations, is this a good omen for the World Cup? And who will the Newshub's Mike McRoberts chose in his Form XV? This is an audio version of the Breakdown which aired on Sky Sports NZ on the 19th March 2023

Newshub journalist and newsreader Mike McRoberts is this week's guest. He joins Niva and Beatrice in the wake of his successful documentary, Kia Ora, Good Evening, which detailed his journey with learning te reo and embracing his Māori identity. Mike discusses his decades in the media, covering war zones, working with Hilary Barry and Samantha Hayes, before detailing what he has learned from filming his documentary and how he plans to continue his education. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's good to see Kelvin Davis has apologised.   He called ACT's MP Karen Chhour to apologise for essentially saying she wasn't Māori enough . She's accepted the apology.  Yesterday in the house, he said she was “looking at the world from a vanilla lens” And when he was challenged on it later, he didn't realise. He doubled down and said “She does whakapapa to Māori, but she was raised in a Pākehā world. “  An apology is a good start. But I reckon Jacinda Ardern might need to have a chat to her Māori caucus about knocking this stuff off.  Because this is not the first time that a senior Māori minister in the Labour Party has said something like this. The last one was Willie Jackson back in May who basically did the same thing to David Seymour - who whakapapas to ngapuhi - calling him a “useless Māori.” Back in 2010 he said Maori on TV - like Mike Mcroberts specifically - were just Māori faces.  The reason the PM might need to knock this on its head is because there's a risk this happens again.  It's not a mistake from these MPs.  I think it's an insight into what they really believe. There is a way of thinking among some adherents to identity politics predominantly, if not exclusively, people on the left that you are not really Māori or black or a woman or queer. If you don't furiously agree with the groupthink that you're supposed to if you're Māori or black or a woman or queer.  Take a look at what's just happened in the UK this week, and again, it's a Labour MP doing this. Rupa Huq has called Kwasi Kwarteng - the UK's first ever black chancellor - "superficially black" because "If you hear him on the Today programme, you wouldn't know he's black."  She's had to apologise and been suspended from the Labour party.  Remember Peter Thiel, the tech entrepreneur who is gay? He was told by an academic he was “not a gay man” because he backed Donald Trump.  This stuff is sad because it judges people for their identity, not their policies and delivery and actions and character. It is the exact opposite of what we've all been raised to do:  Judge people for what they do, not how they look. I expect this stuff from the Māori party because they're making a point of being radical and slightly out of line. But I don't expect it from our governing party. The Labour party of Savage and Lange and Helen Clark  Here's sincerely hoping they've learned their lesson and don't do it again.  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mohamed Hassan's life has taken him from Cairo to New Zealand and on to Istanbul and London, covering the Middle East, Turkey and Asia Pacific as a journalist. Through it all he has developed a keen eye for questions of identity and culture, which he beautifully brings to bear in his non-fiction essay collection 'How to Be a Bad Muslim'. Ranging across surveillance, migration, language, Islamophobia and the Christchurch attacks, it is a compelling account of growing up Muslim in a post- 9/11 world, told with humour and astute observation. A former slam poetry champion and prize-winning podcaster, Hassan joins Mike McRoberts in conversation.

WHAKANUIA TE REO! Full Episode: We celebrate Te Wiki o Te Reo with language journeys from across Aotearoa, including Newshub presenter Mike McRoberts.   Made with the support of Te Māngai Pāho and the Public Interest Journalism Fund

Some people are scared of ghosts. Others have a fear of flying. Megan discovers Estelle has a pedicure phobia.  There's a girls catch up that Estelle might miss out on, 'cos she has ghosted her friends when they've talked about getting a peddy, so the chat is about how to get over this. Your weekend viewing is sorted with 'Screentime', looking at Mike McRoberts emo doco 'Kia Ora, Good Evening', about his journey to learn Te Reo Maori, and Megan admits she loves 'Dated and Related', a reality show where someone goes on a date, and is chaperoned by their sibling. Yup, that's awkward. As part of Te Wiki te Reo Māori, special guest Barnaby Weir (Fly My Pretties, Black Seeds) chats about music, his mum and finding a connection to his heritage while recording a track for Waiata Anthems Week. Enjoy!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Midweek Mediawatch: Colin Peacock talked to Karyn Hay about the continuing coverage of the Queen's death as her funeral approaches. Also: a primetime and publicly-funded documentary about a star journalist's personal te reo journey and reactions to the plan for more Māori content across our media.

Midweek Mediawatch: Colin Peacock talked to Karyn Hay about the continuing coverage of the Queen's death as her funeral approaches. Also: a primetime and publicly-funded documentary about a star journalist's personal te reo journey and reactions to the plan for more Māori content across our media.

On the show today: Who's got the greatest collection? Mike McRoberts joins us Brook is in the sin bin forever See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brad and Estelle (filling in for Laura) spoke to journalist Mike McRoberts on his new documentary Kia Ora, Good Evening. His journey reconnecting with his cultural identity, reclaiming taonga that was lost to his whanau a generation ago - the ability to speak te reo Maori. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the Jono and Ben podcast, we play a brand new game of Dairy Farmer Alarmer! Mike McRoberts is in studio to chat about his new documentary and Shaan Singh from Drax Project and Rob Ruha join us over the phone to chat Waiata Anthems!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand's anchorman Mike McRoberts is in studio to chat about his brand new documentary out tonight! Mike chats about his Te Reo journey and how significant the Maori language and culture is to him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike McRoberts joins us in studio before his new documentary about cultural identity goes to air.  Kia Ora, Good Evening premieres during Māori Language Week, at 8.40pm Tuesday 13 September on Three and Three Now.  Join the Whānau on Instagram, Facebook & Tik Tok.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Show Highlights September 13th, 2022.  00:00 Intro 01:44 Yellow submarine 07:41 Would you rather 12:11 Andromedik 15:11 Kiwaha mo te ra 16:38 Mike McRoberts  23:02 Mega tune about to drop 24:40 Catch ya later!! Join the Whānau on Instagram, Facebook & Tik Tok.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As missiles rained down on Gaza in 2014, Mike McRoberts lobbied his 3 News bosses to get him to the frontline. The trauma of witnessing destruction on such an enormous scale stayed with him and shaped how he responds to tragedy.

Today on the show - We are joined on the phone by Mike McRoberts to give us another wrap of the last 24 hours at the Commonwealth Games. We chat to Tom Walsh on the phone following his Gold Medal efforts at the Commonwealth Games. And Jon Toogood joins us in the studio talking his Come Together shows, A Shihad Tour Announcement and The Rock 2000.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We spoke with Newshub's Mike McRoberts earlier in the show from the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony - the sporting action begins tonight!  Let's chat now with Today FM's sport editor Nigel Yalden about what we can expect from the games and the sporting world at large over the weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Birmingham's moment to shine - the opening ceremony of the 2022 Commonwealth Games has just got underway! Let's not delay and head there right away - We're joined by Newshub presenter and journalist Mike McRoberts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show... Jay-Jay is making fruit salad to save money! The humble cabbage is $9 - we do a CABBAGE BLITZ! Mike McRoberts isn't happy with Control Room George for spreading false information! Catch us 3-7pm weekdays on More FM & on the ROVA app! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this ep - Dom's got an intervention for Randell and Mike McRoberts is on the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jane, Alex and Duncan are left with more questions than answers from this week's The Apprentice Aotearoa and The Masked Singer NZ episodes. How short is too short when it comes to luxury robes, for example, and could it be Mike McRoberts underneath the (orange roughy) mask? The confusion continues as they speculate on what's really going on between Lexie and Jack, while a reported sighting of Max Key has them backed into a corner.Join Rec Room – a weekly newsletter from The Spinoff full of recommendations of things to watch, read, listen to and eat. Sign up now at thespinoffrecroom.substack.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Mike McRoberts joins the Kitchen Cabinet to discuss a drunken Shane Jones and which side had the best election night after party. Tova dishes on her scathing Jami-Lee Ross interview and the team hand out awards for the best and worst moments of the Decision 2020 NZ election campaign - the cheapest stunts, the biggest blunders, the meanest moments. It's all right here on the Kitchen Cabinet podcast! For more, visit www.newshub.co.nz/podcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Day on The Darts - Will Hall, Rog's duvet and massages, Dan Hooker chat, Leigh Hart, Mike Mcroberts, listener Mark donating $50 a Bullseye, Paul Ego, Jeremy Corbett, AM show cross, Blues players, Joseph Parker, Guy Williams, Ben Hurley, Tyson Fury, how much money we've raised so far for I Am HopeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Three things you'll wanna hear... Someone embarrasses themselves BIG TIME chatting to Jacinda Ardern... Mike McRoberts plucks your mum (!!!) Meg tries to clear her name...

On today's show we have an amazing cocktail recipe for you to enjoy this weekend, we caught up with Mike McRoberts, and we're naming and shaming our pets.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys from Sachi judge as the team sing Kara-oke to Sachi's new single, Mike McRoberts chats to us about his ANZAC day plans, and which All Black might be delivering your food in level three?

Staf veers away from the world of sport to sit down for a chat with one of the country's top broadcasters, Mike McRoberts. He shares stories from his varied career from working in warzones and natural disasters to presenting the news during the current crisis.

Mike McRoberts co-anchors TV3's flagship news programme Newshub Live at 6pm with Samantha HayesMike is known for his work in some of the world's most dangerous places, covering conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Gaza, East Timor and Solomon Islands. He has covered some of the world's worst natural disasters from tsunamis, to wildfires and earthquakes, including the devastating earthquake in Haiti in 2010, the Japan earthquake and tsunami and then, close to home, his coverage of the Christchurch earthquake in 2010 and 2011.www.theDOC.nzwww.patreon.com/theDOCNZ@patbrittenden: LIKE : SHARE : SUBSCRIBE :

Today on the show - Sportsgasim, Matt Bighland Dinosaur Pile Up interview, Ben Townley helps Feeble Knievel, Mike Mcroberts & John Day live from Japan, Bryce live from San Fran, Gemini Man, Mike's dodgy overseas dealingsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How easy are we?Last week, Alfred Ngaro was some half remembered former Cabinet Minister who had slunk into invisibility in opposition.  From time to time pictures came out of the opposition benches and Alfred Ngaro would catch the eye with his shock of silver hair, looking just  like Mike McRoberts long lost twin brother. But that was last week.  How things have changed while we’ve been played.Barry Soper wrote an article bringing to light the rumours that had swirled for a while. That Alfred would split off from the National Party and form a conservative Christian party.It made sense. Alfred has always trumpeted his Christianity, called himself a Zionist and claimed to have been a pastor.But Barry’s article went further, suggesting that National could cut a deal for Alfred and his new party along the lines of the deal with ACT.  The electorate of Botany was mentioned. And this also made sense as National is desperate for coalition partners.Now, the Botany deal has been gently denied by National but that doesn’t matter because mentioning Botany was a stroke of genius.  It fired up the incumbent independent Jami-Lee Ross who dutifully went into attack mode against the party that isolated him. Ross scanned Alfred’s social media for a weapon and he found it: Alfred lightly conflated abortion with the word holocaust.  A powerful, emotionally laden word that rises heckles in many.So bang.  Alfred’s in the paper again for a second day.  He refuses to apologise but mitigates the word saying he should have said the tragedy of abortion and then double downs on his long held belief that abortion is a crime.  He has always opposed moving abortion out of the Crimes Act.So bang again. Many feminists rail against that attitude and put their argument, seemingly oblivious to the fact that people whose mind is set on keeping abortion criminal will never change their view. Alfred doesn’t mind.  His name is in the public sphere again.Meanwhile, Simon Bridges is on the radio with Mike Hosking talking about Alfred.This is all politics 101.  The trick is to get other people talking about you and Alfred has done that all week long. Holey Moley.  I’m doing it now!But it’s all so seemingly calculating.  It doesn’t feel as though this so called party has emerged organically from a significant sector of like-minded individuals. It feels like a political party you order from a catalogue.While Alfred may get the 500 members needed and the organisation together in the 18 months he has before the next election, it will still seem to me like a ruse from the National Party. And if it works and three or so members of this new party take a seat in parliament, there will still be a feeling that all the other people who started parties themselves were gypped.  The Colin Craigs and the Gareth Morgans.  That their two or three per cent of supporters were democratically disenfranchised.So personally, if you think a conservative party is needed and you’d like to support one, then the one I like is the New Conservatives who have done the hard yards by themselves and look pretty prepared really and are not some party you buy in a flat pack and assemble yourself or a party you buy from a takeaways.

The Real Pod assembles to dissect the week in reality television and real life, with special thanks to Nando's.This week on the pod we are absolutely snowed under with exciting news from the reality TV world, the real world, and the Nando's world. There's a 24 year-old sheep knocking around, the old Milo formula is the new Milo formula and Jane accidentally bought Andrew Jury's vacant tattoo space.There's also Dancing With the Stars NZ, which Duncan has singlehandedly ruined via one sacred eight minute monopod. Mike McRoberts sashayed away, Randall ripped off his shirt and K'Lee sand a beautiful song. Also: we review some corn lollies because it is our civic duty. It's... The Real Pod! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today Lily had a big announcement and we spoke to Mike McRoberts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode we have Mike McRoberts and his dance partner in studio and they gave us goss about Randell behind the scenes of Dancing With The Stars NZ and Meg finally plays us her cheese platter parody song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Real Pod assembles to dissect the week in reality television and real life, with special thanks to Nando's.You asked for it: we're all back in the same room, at the same time. Kind of. Alex is 20 minutes late and Jane got the time wrong, so Duncan starts an eight minute monopod. There's much to cover in the news this week, from the dog that lived for 51 weeks in the wild to the woman who thinks prunes should be handed out on planes.There's also drama of Dancing With the Stars NZ, which 2/3 of the podmates are still enjoying very much. K'Lee pinched her nerve and made breaking news on The Project NZ, our heavenly father Colin Mathura-Jeffree was in the audience on Monday night, and Mike McRoberts needs to do some hot yoga STAT. It's The Real Pod, and it's your new reality. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's episode - Dom's lifehack for daylight saving, we talk about Hollywood star Harrison Ford who is in Queenstown, Mike McRoberts & Nadia Lim from Dancing With The Stars NZ join us live in studio and we chat to a girl who got kicked out of a swimming complex over the weekend - find out why.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show - Christchurch update, Egg Boy in Ozzie, The Crusaders name, Mike Mcroberts, Bryce's Tribute to Christchurch, Shelton Woolright, Christchurch shooting reflection montageSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show - Mulls ditching our party, most damage caused, Jay + Dunc Feedback, questions for Jay, Mike Mcroberts, Bryce live from Quarantine, road rage, best bits of the weekSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show - Mike Mcroberts, what happened in the exam, where you fell asleep, Jed Mildon, Mike's Van jingle, Mel & Dell, Rog's wikipedia, Flat earthers, Bryce's ratSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show - Melbourne Cup review, Mike Mcroberts, most amount of pain you've been in, when the Doc got it wrong, Chris Jericho, man that lost a leg after Ruapehu erupted, Dan Hooker, worst thing that happened to your carSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The life of the foreign correspondent is a fascinating one – forever on the move, often at the coalface of the news cycle, and witnessing the unfolding of history. Freelancer and South East Asian specialist Francis Wade and former China correspondent Madeleine O’Dea, talk with journalist Mike McRoberts.

Dom's new segment - rapper or crapper, we have news for you if you are a Gemini, Cancer, Virgo Sagittarius, Capricorn or Pisces, Newshub's Mike McRoberts joins us on the phone and we discuss the show The Woman Who Ate A House.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike McRoberts is an iconic New Zealand reporter and has been in the game since the 1980's. It was a pleasure talking to him! You can follow him @MrMikeMcRoberts.

This episode Kate chats to two stand-up blokes, Will and Greg from the RadDads, about doing things ‘the dad way’, how to keep a healthy relationship once baby is in the mix, their best piece of advice from interviewing Mike McRoberts, and how Clark Kent became Will’s #lifegoals. Check out the RadDads on Facebook @Raddadsnz to find out more, and join the virtual man cave. Need someone to talk to? Our PlunketLine Nurses are here for you 24/7 on 0800 933 922 (note: the PlunketLine parenting support service is for people based in New Zealand with 0-5 year olds). Don't forget to subscribe to the Plunket Parenting Podcast and let us know how you're finding the episodes by leaving a review, messaging us on Facebook @PlunketNZ or emailing the team at plunket@plunket.org.nz! We post new episodes every second Thursday.