On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Friday, 14 March 2025, Labour's Barbara Edmonds says she's on board with foreign investments, but there's a few ifs and buts.

New Plymouth mayor Neil Holdom defends a new council policy to remove homeless people's belongings if they obstruct public spaces.

Dr Daniel Timms, the inventor of the world's first mechanical heart speaks about this week's huge breakthrough.

Plus, Nate Saunders from the Formula 1 at Melbourne - Liam Lawson has had a shaky first day on the track.

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Europe is responding to Trump's enormous 200 percent tariffs on wine and other alcohol products from the region.

Wine producers in France, Italy and Spain are 'really angry'.

Donald Trump has accused the European Union of being formed for the sole purpose of taking advantage of the United States.

UK Correspondent Gavin Grey gives Ryan Bridge a run down on the situation, as well as the Judge convicted of forcing a young woman into slavery, and how much a 2 metre wide house in London will set you back.

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US steel and aluminium tariffs are coming into effect, and they are coming without exemptions.

Australia and Japan were hoping to avoid the tariffs, but they're out of luck.

Asia Business Correspondent Peter Lewis talks to Ryan Bridge about what this means, Singapore Deputy PM's comments on Asia, and how imports and exports went for China in January.

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