The Weekend Collective

Newstalk ZB 3287 - Rupert Carlyon: Parties should be focusing on banks not supermarkets

The Weekend Collective on Newstalk ZB is an intelligent and fun take on the life you live and what you love. From Barrister to singer to recording artist and concert producer, including performing the national anthem for the All Blacks, you name it, Tim Beveridge has done it. Joined by a range of special expert guests throughout the afternoon, The Weekend Collective will cover off the issues of the week, politics, parenting, finance, wellness and property.

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Rupert Carlyon: Parties should be focusing on banks not supermarkets

Alex Flint: Keeping fit as you age

Kieran McAnulty: Labour campaign chair on what their election campaign can offer voters

Simeon Brown: National campaign chair on the party's campaign launch in Auckland

Dougal Sutherland: Paying attention to who is mentoring your kids?

Nichole Lewis: What makes a location work?

The Panel: Meta glasses are in NZ

Sylvie Thrush Marsh: There are many avenues to take employment disputes

Julia Sekula: Too much of one thing is never good

Erica Stanford: National will squash screentime in ECE and primary school, if re-elected

Chris Hipkins: Labour Party Leader plans to drive supermarket competition, if elected

Maneesh Deva: How do help our kids handle stress?

Alexandra Martelli: What are the things people overlook when buying?

The Panel: Is the writing on the wall for supermarkets?

Chris Wilson: How will the US and NZ elections affect the markets?

Dr. John Cameron: What can you do to dodge the flu?

Mark Mitchell: Police Minister on National promising to launch a new Auckland Transport police team

Stephanie Pow: How much should your kids know about your finances?

Martin Cooper: What's it going to take for the housing market turn around?

The Panel: Louise Upston - should she stay or should she go?

Martin Hawes: Is a flexible Superannuation scheme worth it?

Greg Pain: Is it normal for one side of your body to be stronger than the other?

Chris Bishop: Housing Minister on National promising to expand access to first home loan scheme

Tim O'Connor: What’s the best way for a parent to address a problem at school?

Peter Norris: What does the OCR change mean for your mortgage?

The Panel: The Moa Point report, a re-drawing of the world map and Sky's advertising blunder

Nick Crawford: How do you talk to your spouse about money?

Dr. Michel Neef: How do we future-proof our hearing?

Cameron Luxton: ACT conservation spokesperson on the party's proposed changes for fisheries

Nicola Willis: Finance Minister on National's new plan for student loan payments

Sara Chatwin: How do you manage your emotions in front of your kids?

Allaine Burkett: How do you know how to price your house?

The Panel: Nic Blakeley keeps his job after MBIE scandal, but should he?

Janet Xuccoa: Managing Director for NZ Family Trust Services on what assets should be in a trust

Claire Turnbull: Managing Director of Mission Nutrition on the most important meal of the day

David Seymour: ACT Party leader on the party's plan to refocus the constitution around Parliamentary sovereignty

Barbara Edmonds: Labour finance spokesperson on the party outlining their new fiscal plan

Dr. Miriam McCaleb: How do you go about having the sex talk with your children?

Mike Atkinson: When do you go to your landlord if there's a fault in the house?

The Panel: Mount Maunganui Landslide report, Auckland's second crossing and humanoid robots

Hamish Pepper: What's the reasoning behind RBNZ's decision to hike the OCR?

Bryan Betty: Is the clinic or the GP more important?

Qiulae Wong: Opportunity leader on the party's plan to regulate political donations

David Seymour: ACT Party leader on the party's plan to 'good employer' requirements from public service legislation

Dr Maneesh Deva: Is it ever okay to digitally track your children?

Ed McKnight: First home buyers shouldn't be discouraged

The Panel: An eventful week for New Zealand politics

Amanda Morrall: Does AI play a role in personal finance?

Rob Knight: How screens have changed our muscle structure

Barbara Edmonds: Labour's finance spokesperson responds to National's budget responsibility rules