# Tamatha Paul
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Tamatha-Kaye Erin Paul (born 8 June 1997) is a New Zealand activist and politician who currently serves in the Wellington City Council. Paul was elected to the council following the 2019 Wellington local elections. Prior to this, Paul was the 2019 President of the Victoria University of Wellington Students Association, making her the second Māori and first female Māori to be elected to the role.
What is dirty work and is it really dirty? this weeks policy drop and the last week in parliament
We kick things off with the Hager book — the latest political bombshell making waves in Wellington. We get into what’s in it, the reaction it’s sparked, and what it all means with the election just around the corner. To give the book some context Eve shares her experience of working at the Taxpayer…
#78 - Tamatha Paul: Green Party - The courage to choose
In this episode, we speak with Tamatha Paul, the Green Party’s spokesperson for housing, the Member of Parliament for Wellington Central, and a former Wellington city councillor who wrote her Master’s dissertation on the provision of public housing.
Tamatha does something you might not expect from …
Andrew Dickens: Highlights of the Future of New Zealand debate
I'm Andrew Dickens and I'm the fill in guy and I'm filling in for Ryan Bridge and I'm filling in all week and I'm doing three days next week and three days the week after and the reason for that is that Ryan is preparing to do telly stuff with Herald now.
And last night he was doing the first of t…
Midday Report Essentials for 8 October 2026
National wants to cut benefits for people who have been on welfare for two out of the last three years in a move they say will rip half a billion out of the welfare system Louise Upston joined Guyon Espiner. The falling Kiwi dollar is pushing up the cost of living.David Seymour joined us on his cla…
Tamatha Paul on whether it's moral to be a billionaire
It emerged as an election campaign question after Jack Tame put the question to Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins in the TVNZ leaders' debate on Tuesday night. Green MP Tamatha Paul also fired up saying it was immoral to be a billionaire. Paul spoke to Guyon Espiner.
Midday Report Essentials for 8 October 2026
National wants to cut benefits for people who have been on welfare for two out of the last three years in a move they say will rip half a billion out of the welfare system Louise Upston joined Guyon Espiner. The falling Kiwi dollar is pushing up the cost of living.David Seymour joined us on his cla…
Tamatha Paul on whether it's moral to be a billionaire
It emerged as an election campaign question after Jack Tame put the question to Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins in the TVNZ leaders' debate on Tuesday night. Green MP Tamatha Paul also fired up saying it was immoral to be a billionaire. Paul spoke to Guyon Espiner.
How rich is too rich? - Future of NZ Debate
Tamatha Paul shared her thoughts on TikTok and explains further during the Future of NZ debate. Brought to you by One NZ.
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'We don't need to be afraid of it, and it can be helpful, but…' - Future of NZ Debate
Tamatha Paul and Shane Jones share their views on AI
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Andrew Dickens: Highlights of the Future of New Zealand debate
I'm Andrew Dickens and I'm the fill in guy, and I'm filling in for Ryan Bridge all week and three days next week, and three days the week after, and the reason for that is Ryan is preparing to do telly stuff with Herald Now.
Last night he was doing the first of the big ones and it was a 90-minute…
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