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sejak 13 Ogo 2026
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Episode summary “Let’s not romanticise poverty. It sucks.” Sam Stubbs grew up on Seymour Road in Sunnyvale, West Auckland, where two teacher salaries and the street’s first colour TV made his family the well-off ones. Watching neighbours do it hard taught him that enough money is what buys you ...

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Sharon Donnelly can have one conversation with a buyer and know which property they’ll buy before she’s shown them a single one. Host Sarah Wood, Chief Executive of realestate.co.nz, talks with the Bayleys’ number one salesperson who has spent 25 years selling across Central Otago. Sharon grew u ...
Stacey Morrison's parents were 17 and 18 when she was born, and they never knew if they'd be able to buy a house. When they finally cashed in what they could for a deposit, it was a big deal. Host Vanessa Williams sits down with Stacey, the broadcaster who's been waking up New Zealand on radio s ...
Steve Maserow has spent nearly forty years in real estate, but he traces his whole relationship with money back to a belief formed at home: that there was never quite enough of it, and it had to be worked hard for. Host Rishi Ankus sits down with the Barfoot & Thompson Howick branch manager ...
Frances Cook's baby was six weeks old, asleep on her chest, when she took her first business meeting for what would become her own media business. Vanessa Williams talks to the personal finance expert, journalist and host of New Zealand's number one business podcast, Making Cents, about the busi ...
Paula Bennett was five when she started sitting out the front of her parents’ dairy in Kinloch, chatting to every customer who came in. By six or seven she was pedalling grocery deliveries to elderly locals who’d feed her home baking in return. Host Vanessa Williams sits down with the former Dep ...
When James Mustapic's mum left for a trip to Europe, he started filming videos recapping Shortland Street's weirdest moments from her freezing Dunedin living room, meant purely to catch her up when she got home. She loved them, and so did some of the show's own cast, who started sharing the clip ...
Lisa Tai’s parents once bought a strip of land in West Auckland with another Fijian family they’d barely met but who happened to share the same last name and weregoing through the very same stage of life, subdivided it, and built two almost identical houses side by side. The two families lived t ...
When Shane Cortese's second son was born, his partner took their newborn to Australia for six weeks, and Shane got the house, and the Rugby World Cup, to himself. Except the house went quiet, and Shane, one of New Zealand's most recognised faces from Shortland Street and Outrageous Fortune, twee ...
Dom Harvey's award-winning podcast didn't start in a studio. It started at his dining room table, with about $1,500 of gear and no real plan beyond wanting better conversations than the ten-minute radio slots he'd spent two decades doing. In this conversation with host Vanessa Williams, Dom talk ...
Penafian: Podcast dan karya seni yang dibenamkan pada halaman ini adalah daripada realestate.co.nz, yang merupakan hak milik pemiliknya dan tidak bergabung dengan atau disokong oleh Listen Notes, Inc.