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Health is one of the biggest issues in the leadup to this year’s election, with concerns over GP wait times, hospital staffing, infrastructure repairs, and overcrowding in emergency departments. ACT has proposed increased powers for pharmacies to help address the problem, though concerns remain over if such a change would solve the problem.
For our weekly catchup with ACT’s Simon Court, News Director Castor asked about what the ACT Party has to offer to fix the current crisis in health. They began by asking about Simon Court’s recent appearances at multiple debates.
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In the last week left before enrolments close for the upcoming general election, 95bFM Election Night Hosts Manny and Sara chat on the election, electorates and MMP.
Consider this your reminder to enrol to vote before the 25th of October, and of course, to tune into bFM on election night November …
For our weekly catchup with the ACT Party, Wire Host Sara spoke to MP Simon Court about Resource Management Act reforms set to impact councils from the end of this month
Sara also spoke to University of Auckland’s Dr Stephen Winter about New Zealand’s constitutional instability.
Finally, Manny and…
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New Zealand has made some improvements sin…
Tāmaki has turned into one of the most unexpectedly tight electorate races in the country. A diverse electorate with a rich political history, containing suburbs from Glen Innes to Saint Heliers and the newly added Point England, also the home of ex Prime Minister Robert Muldoon and deputy PM Bob T…
University of Auckland Associate Professor and political theory expert Dr Stephen Winter published an article last week discussing how a pattern of short-term policy reversals in New Zealand contributes to instability and underinvestment in sectors like environmental, infrastructure, and financial …
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