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In the first episode of the 100 Years of ZB Podcast, Mike Hosking takes you through the birth of the iconic 1ZB in 1926.
The episode takes you through the history of the station from 1926 until the beginning of 1987. You'll hear snippets from the iconic names - like Phil Shone, Aunt Daisy, Selwyn Toogood, Merv Smith and Marina (Jocelyn Parr).
Mike Hosking will also take you back in time to the famous moments from the 1ZB Theatre in Auckland - and the radio dramas that made the station an unmissable listen.
You'll also hear how 1ZB covered the big stories over that time - including the World War Two, the Wahine Disaster and the 1981 Springbok Tour.
100 Years of ZB - Celebrating a century of New Zealand's conversation. Archival audio from the collections at Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision.
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Listen to the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Friday 7 August.
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Sports Journalist Nathan Limm and ZB Rugby Commentator Hamish McKay join Heather du Plessis-Allan for the sports huddle.
On the table today: Joseph Parker has explained what happened between him, his nutritionist and a cocaine test.
The trio looks at the state of Netball - with international success but domestic uncertainty, are the Silver Ferns actually excited to head back to New Zealand?
And Luke Metcalf has been called up for the Warriors - is he going to make the difference?
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Shane Jones has been chewed out by the Road Carriers Association for suggesting four-lane highways are a thing of the past.
The NZ First MP says he doesn't expect any more to be built in his lifetime, because they're too expensive to justify.
But Road Carriers Association Advocacy General Manger James Smith says this is one of the dumbest things he's ever heard from a politician.
He told Heather du Plessis-Allan that four lane highways deliver safety and productivity.
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Labour Leader Chris Hipkins has called the latest Taxpayers' Union-Curia poll an 'outlier'.
The poll shows Labour dropping from 31.5% to 27.8%, while National received a slight uptick to reach 31%.
Former Labour Party Leader David Cunliffe told Heather du Plessis-Allan that even though this poll may be an outlier, Labour should still be cautious.
'I'd say it's an outlier, and I think the thing that makes, the most sense is to look at the poll of polls, but there is some movement in that that labour needs to take a real close eye on.'
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