Bruce Berry's guest appearances

Bruce Berry

The Mike Hosking Breakfast

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

Faithlagrange

Chris Wilson

Michael Adams

Nathan Templeton

Shane van Gisbergen

Richard Thomson

Kate Gregory

Tom Hartmann

Peter FitzSimons

Buzz Burrell

Paul Spain

Rebecca Gibney

Josh Frydenberg

Sophie Devine

Peter Garrett

Sarah White

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Missionary Bruce Berry spoke to Faith about his ministry before our Pastor's sermon, Rising Above The Storms Of Life" on June 12, 2022.  Pastor Yancey's Bible references included: Isaiah 43:1-2Job 1:12 Corinthians 11:24-25Acts 28:4-6Mathew 14:22-27Isaiah 26:3Isaiah 41:10

Missionary Bruce Berry spoke to Faith about his ministry before our Pastor's sermon, Rising Above The Storms Of Life" on June 12, 2022. Pastor Yancey's Bible references included: Isaiah 43:1-2 Job 1:1 2 Corinthians 11:24-25 Acts 28:4-6 Mathew 14:22-27 Isaiah 26:3 Isaiah 41:10

Missionary Bruce Berry and "Rising Above The Storms Of Life"

Black market tobacco is sidestepping $287 million in excise taxes - with the illegal trade making up 11.5 percent of the market.New Zealand has strict laws on the sale and supply of tobacco, but it's estimated 230 tonnes are being marketed completely off the books.The new law states you now can't import cigarettes and loose leaf tobacco to manufactures and roll your own cigarettes without getting hit with an excise tax.NZ customs investigation manager Bruce Berry joined Mike Hosking to give us an insight into how the black market tobacco industry is operating.LISTEN ABOVE

Black market tobacco is sidestepping $287 million in excise taxes - with the illegal trade making up 11.5 percent of the market. New Zealand has strict laws on the sale and supply of tobacco, but it's estimated 230 tonnes are being marketed completely off the books. The new law states you now can't import cigarettes and loose leaf tobacco to manufactures and roll your own cigarettes without getting hit with an excise tax. NZ customs investigation manager Bruce Berry joined Mike Hosking to give us an insight into how the black market tobacco industry is operating. LISTEN ABOVE

Bruce Berry: Black market tobacco sidestepping $287 million in excise taxes

New Zealand Customs Investigations Manager Bruce Berry joins Mike Hosking to talk about Custom' investigation into the cruise ship Ruby Princess, and whether any rules were broken during the Covid-19 pandemic.The Ruby Princess visited New Zealand and Australian ports mid-March, and allowed passengers off in Sydney when many were feeling ill.The virus tore through the ship and sparked cases in Australia and New Zealand. Sixteen cases in Hawke's Bay have been linked back to the ship which docked in Napier on March 14.Since disembarking in Sydney, 18 passengers from the ship have died and hundreds of confirmed cases have been linked to the vessel.Ardern also announced that on Wednesday the Government will launch a digital diary app to aid physical contact tracing methods.The app, developed by the Ministry of Health, would help people log their movements and allows people to keep the data to themselves, rather than share it with other businesses.The Government is still looking at other digital contact-tracing apps, Prime Minister Ardern said yesterday.Mr Berry says they will look at "a bit of everything", including the cruise ship company and passengers.He adds they need to understand the context of what is going on, and offences around the advance notice of arrival declarations that are made.

New Zealand Customs Investigations Manager Bruce Berry joins Mike Hosking to talk about Custom' investigation into the cruise ship Ruby Princess, and whether any rules were broken during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Ruby Princess visited New Zealand and Australian ports mid-March, and allowed passengers off in Sydney when many were feeling ill. The virus tore through the ship and sparked cases in Australia and New Zealand. Sixteen cases in Hawke's Bay have been linked back to the ship which docked in Napier on March 14. Since disembarking in Sydney, 18 passengers from the ship have died and hundreds of confirmed cases have been linked to the vessel. Ardern also announced that on Wednesday the Government will launch a digital diary app to aid physical contact tracing methods. The app, developed by the Ministry of Health, would help people log their movements and allows people to keep the data to themselves, rather than share it with other businesses. The Government is still looking at other digital contact-tracing apps, Prime Minister Ardern said yesterday. Mr Berry says they will look at "a bit of everything", including the cruise ship company and passengers. He adds they need to understand the context of what is going on, and offences around the advance notice of arrival declarations that are made.

Bruce Berry: Ruby Princess being investigated by NZ Customs