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00:00 (upbeat music)
00:02 - Get up and seize the day with Breakfast.
00:08 Proudly brought to you by Ryman Healthcare,
00:10 the measure of retirement living.
00:12 (speaking in foreign language)
00:19 - Kia ora Jenny-May.
00:27 - Kia ora Chang-Man.
00:28 - So good to have you with us.
00:30 - Really good to be here.
00:31 It's Monday the 23rd of January, Breakfast is back.
00:34 It's our first show for 2023.
00:36 - Yep.
00:37 - And a couple of new faces.
00:38 - Couple of new faces.
00:39 - Sit down there.
00:40 - Well, they're not really new.
00:42 - New old faces.
00:43 - Part of it.
00:44 - Yeah, I totally agree.
00:45 Anyway, (speaking in foreign language)
00:47 coming up, there they are, beautiful beings.
00:49 Coming up on the show this morning,
00:50 can Chris Hipkins lead Labour to victory?
00:52 We've got continued coverage and political analysis
00:55 of the Prime Minister's resignation.
00:58 And making news, motorists can expect transport costs
01:02 to rise from next month.
01:03 We'll have that and everything you need to know
01:05 in your news.
01:06 - And he's already promised changes.
01:10 So what does Labour look like
01:12 under Chris Hipkins' leadership?
01:13 We'll find out when he joins us
01:15 just after seven this morning.
01:16 - We'd also love to know your thoughts
01:18 on the new leadership.
01:19 Breakfast@tbnz.co.nz.
01:20 Plus, summer means swimming for many of us.
01:23 Later on, we're finding out why there are calls
01:25 to get our tamariki in the pool.
01:28 This is really crucial stuff.
01:30 Anna, welcome home.
01:31 - Thank you, it's great to be here.
01:33 - It's so nice to have you here.
01:34 It's a new look breakfast for 2023.
01:37 - It is.
01:37 - And we're very excited.
01:38 - I'm still catching up on time zones,
01:40 but we've all turned up on time and that's a good start.
01:43 - Exactly, we're here and we're rearing to go.
01:45 And right now, it's just gone six o'clock.
01:46 Here is Chris with your news.
01:48 - Thanks, Maddie.
01:50 It's Chris Hipkins' first day in the new job
01:52 as he takes over from Jacinda Ardern
01:54 before things are made official later in the week.
01:57 The political year has started with a hiss and a roar.
01:59 And to tell us more,
02:00 political editor Jessica Mutch-McKay joins us now.
02:03 Kia ora Jess, what's happening today?
02:05 - Well, Chris, it's its first official day in the job.
02:10 - 41.
02:11 Here's your business market update for the morning.
02:15 (upbeat music)
02:17 All right, let's check out your weather for this morning,
02:37 starting at the top of the country,
02:38 a mainly cloudy day through here.
02:40 However, you can expect the odd fine break
02:42 and a high of 23 degrees for Russell.
02:46 As we move south, a nice day for most of you through here.
02:48 Rotorua and Whakatane, you'll see a few showers
02:50 developing in the late this afternoon.
02:52 24 degrees, the high for Taupo.
02:55 On the east coast, a mostly cloudy day.
02:57 Gisborne, you'll see one or two showers around midday.
03:00 Napier, getting to a high of 23 degrees.
03:04 Over to the west, a lovely clear day for New Plymouth.
03:06 The rest of you, mainly fine day,
03:08 a few clouds about 27 degrees, the high for Taumarunui.
03:11 25 for New Plymouth.
03:13 And in the south island, cloudy for most.
03:15 Lovely and clear for Greymouth and Haukateka.
03:17 Kaikoura, you'll see a few showers throughout the day.
03:20 Blenheim, you've got a high of 21 degrees.
03:23 Heading south, you'll be waking up to cloud this morning.
03:26 It'll turn fine for Alexandra.
03:28 The rest of you can expect a few showers.
03:30 Timaru, you're getting to a high of 16 degrees.
03:33 And in the deep south, a nice clear day for Milford Sound.
03:36 Cloudy for the rest of you with the odd shower possible.
03:39 16 degrees, the high for Gore.
03:42 That's your weather.
03:47 - Nice, Chang-Man.
03:48 Look at that.
03:49 - Look at that, you see it.
03:50 - Yeah, it's out there.
03:53 - You've been busy with the paintbrush this holiday.
03:55 - Clearly, clearly.
03:57 Yeah, no, you need talent for that, Chang-Man,
03:59 and I definitely don't have that.
04:01 - Now this is by the incredible Aotearoa artist, Chimp.
04:05 - Chimp.
04:06 - Who Anna and I have been reading up on.
04:08 Skateboarder, climbed Mount Everest Base Camp.
04:10 - Free diver, does some free diving.
04:14 Very smart man.
04:14 And he does all this for us as well.
04:17 Looks good.
04:18 It's a little shock to the senses in the morning.
04:21 - Isn't it?
04:22 That'll get you going for 2023.
04:23 - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
04:24 But as you said, Maddie,
04:25 when we first actually had our new set designed last year,
04:28 I think you all got a bit of a shock at it.
04:30 This will probably be a little bit,
04:31 it'll take a little bit of time to bed in.
04:33 It's okay.
04:34 We're here for you.
04:34 - It's meant to wake you up.
04:36 - It's like a shock to the senses.
04:38 - It's a punch in the face.
04:39 - Exactly.
04:40 How is everyone?
04:41 Welcome back.
04:42 Big summer break.
04:44 - Yeah, you had a big summer break.
04:45 - Huge.
04:46 I got married.
04:47 - Did you?
04:48 - Yeah, I got married.
04:49 - Oh, wow.
04:50 - I didn't see any...
04:52 - Yeah, no, I'm glad you had a good summer as well.
04:54 Hey, ABF, just before we do carry on,
04:55 so good to have you with us.
04:57 So good to have you part of the show
04:58 and so good to have you home.
05:00 So yeah, looking forward to this show.
05:02 - Love it.
05:03 - Thank you.
05:04 - And you as well, Chingy.
05:04 Welcome to the team.
05:05 - Yeah.
05:06 - It's awesome to finally all be in the room
05:07 at the same time.
05:09 - Exactly.
05:09 Officially, unofficially,
05:10 'cause you've both been a part of this show
05:12 for a very long time.
05:13 - I know, it's very nice to see you all in person
05:15 instead of just this tinny little voice down my ear.
05:19 - We are ready for a very, very big 2023
05:22 and we hope you are as well.
05:23 We're so, so delighted for your company this morning.
05:25 - We sure are.
05:26 Coming up, we're going to continue our coverage
05:28 of Labour's leadership shakeout.
05:30 - Then later on, teaching Tamariki how to swim the call
05:33 to make water safety part of our curriculum.
05:36 That conversation coming up later on.
05:37 (upbeat music)
06:01 - Morning and welcome back to Breakfast.
06:03 It's 16 minutes past six.
06:04 Helen Clark joining us a little bit later on in the show,
06:06 but now let's head overseas
06:07 because the war in Ukraine has raged on
06:10 despite expectations that Russia's offensive
06:13 would wane heading into European winter.
06:16 Now heading into spring, attacks are ramping up
06:19 as Moscow pursues the offensive.
06:21 Meanwhile, the West's next package of military support
06:25 is hanging in the balance
06:26 as Ukraine's allies fail to reach an agreement
06:29 on sending the battle tanks Kiev says it needs.
06:32 For the latest on the conflict,
06:34 we're joined now by Ukrainian MP and Goloz party leader,
06:36 Kira Rudik from the capital Kiev.
06:39 Good morning, Kira.
06:40 Thank you so much for being with us.
06:41 Catch us up to speed.
06:43 How are things looking on the ground
06:45 in Ukraine at the moment?
06:47 - Hello, thank you so much for having me.
06:50 Well, we are preparing for our next offensive
06:54 that Russia is going to perform
06:58 in the ones that are setting us apart.
07:00 - Kira, thank you so much for your time this morning
07:02 and stay safe as always.
07:03 That's Kira Rudik joining us from Ukraine.
07:07 - And glory to Ukraine.
07:09 - We've got your 6.30 news, sport and weather
07:10 coming up shortly,
07:11 but first former Prime Minister, Helen Clark,
07:13 as Chris Hipkins takes charge.
07:16 Helen Clark joining us after the break.
07:18 (upbeat music)
07:21 ♪ And I think it's gonna be a long, long time ♪
07:26 ♪ Until touchdown brings me round again to find ♪
07:31 - Welcome back to Breakfast.
07:33 Chris Hipkins and Carmel Sepuloni
07:35 are gearing up to take over
07:36 from Jacinda Ardern and Grant Robertson early next month.
07:40 Will Labour be able to win another election
07:42 under the new leadership?
07:43 For more, we're turning to someone who knows the party
07:46 in and out, former Labour leader
07:48 and Prime Minister, Helen Clark joins us now.
07:51 Maureen and Helen,
07:51 thank you for coming on the programme this morning.
07:53 You've been very complimentary about Chris Hipkins
07:57 and his ability to do the job,
07:58 but is he going to be able to turn this around?
08:00 We have seen the wrong way for the polls recently.
08:04 Is he the man to turn this around for Labour
08:07 in the election run up?
08:08 - I've got enormous confidence in Chris Hipkins.
08:13 Actually like Jacinda Ardern and Grant Robertson,
08:15 he was a young staffer when I was Prime Minister
08:18 and that's a long time ago, 14 years ago.
08:21 So he's had a lot of experience in the political system
08:24 around Parliament as an MP out there for you.
08:27 - Wise words.
08:28 Thank you very much for your time this morning,
08:29 former Labour leader
08:30 and former Prime Minister of New Zealand, Helen Clark.
08:32 - It's 6.31, it'll be made official on Wednesday,
08:38 but it's Chris Hipkins' first day in his new job
08:41 as he takes over from Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
08:44 It's been a roaring start to election year.
08:46 To tell us more, political editor Jessica Mutch-Mackay
08:49 joins us.
08:49 Kia ora Jess, what's happening today?
08:51 - So this is the first proper day
08:55 where Chris Hipkins will actually start
08:56 to feel Prime Ministerial.
08:58 He's doing the...