Podcasts about new zealand's prime minister

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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand is investigating the feasibility of a four day work week in New ealand, as a way to encourage domestic tourism in the wake of their Covid-19 lockdown. Andrew Barnes is a New Zealand entrepreneur who introduced the concept at his company to great success, and he shares his views with Refilwe Moloto.

$4 billion: the grim weekly cost of coronavirus lockdowns to Australia's economy; New Zealand's Prime Minister joins a national cabinet meeting to discuss a trans-Tasman travel bubble; And world leaders pledge $12 billion to fund a COVID-19 vaccine and treatment research.

On the pod this week: Why did it take Boeing a week for the CEO to release a statement about the 737 MAX? Plus we talk about New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her response to the mass shooting, the media's obsession with Beto O'Rourke, and South Bend Mayor and Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg's messaging strategy.

New Zealand's Prime Minister has described multiple shootings in Christchurch as causing "one of New Zealand's darkest days."The country is in shock after multiple people were killed and injured as gunmen opened fire inside two mosques in the southern city.Police say they have four people - three men and a woman - in custody and have impounded several vehicles with improvised explosive devices attached to them.Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed one of the men taken into custody is an Australian citizen, describing him as a "right-wing terrorist". - Novozélandská předsedkyně vlády popsala mnohonásobné střílení v Christchurchi jako čin, který znamená nejtemnější den Nového Zélandu. Země se sbírá z šoku způsobeného mnohonásobnou vraždou lidí, kterou má na svědomí vrah střílející ve dvou mešitách na jihu městského centra. Policie řekla, že do vazby vzala čtyři lidi, tři muže a jednu ženu, a zajistili několik vozidel s přidělanými improvizovanými výbušnými zařízeními. Předseda vlády Austrálie Scott Morrison potvrdil, že jeden zatčený muž je australským občanem, a popsal ho jako pravicového teroristu.

New Zealand's Prime Minister has described multiple shootings in Christchurch as causing "one of New Zealand's darkest days." - Waziri Mkuu wa New Zealand amesema mashambulizi kwa bunduki mjini Christchurch, kuwa yame sababisha moja ya siku mbaya zaidi nchini New Zealand.

Essential oils are all the rage, but are they truly useful? Author, coach and comedian, Jen Coken reveals [29:46] some recipes she's uncovered for safe and effective insect repellents, sun blocks and pain relievers with nothing but natural ingredients. She provides a way for you to receive a free list of useful recipes that use essential oils. She's a funny lady, too. Her book is called, "When I Die, Take My Panties." Yup, there's a good explanation for that title. [10:20] This week is the 30th year Discovery Channel has broadcast a week's worth of shark-related programming. they call it "Shark Week." A friend of the show is celebrating in a big way. Susie Selby of Selby Winery is a big time diver. We didn't know that. She checks in, soaking wet, on a boat off the coast of Isles Mujeres, Mexico to talk about her dive with a pod of whale sharks! Wow! Kelly J joins Phil Hulett at the studio in his house. LA Radio Studio is being dismantled while this episode is recorded. The hope is to find a new home for the historic studio equipment soon. Stay tuned. Meantime, stories this hour include, R. Kelly's sex cult. Then there's the zoo that tried to pass off a painted mule as a zebra. Ladies, there's cash in your arm pits! From the "Somebody died, try not to laugh" department, a serial killer accidentally kills himself. The United States has more meat and cheese than it know what to do with. Somebody is holding a $522 Million lottery ticket. Happy 150 years, Golden Retrievers. Then there's the guy who lost his dog...and doesn't want it back. Thank God George Clooney is back to work. Welcome to the fish taco club, Taco Bell. Congrats little town in Michigan, you elected a cat mayor. And finally, New Zealand's Prime Minister is on maternity leave. Her number two is in charge as acting PM. What does he do? Start a fight with Australia! Uhh, hashtag hormones!

BBC Thai in trouble, Diplomatic Reception at Buckingham Palace, New Zealand's Prime Minister farewells the Queen, Robert the Bruce's face revealed and Prince Harry finishes his Caribbean tour.See more in this week's show.Visit our website https://rightroyalroundup.com.au.Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RightRoyalRoundup, follow us on Twitter @RightRoyalRound and Instagram rightroyalroundup.