Big Scary Tax Monsters
This week, these gals dissect the election-policy tsunami as the country is 60-odd days away from the election. The majors – Labour and National scrap on tax and benefits for 18 – 19 year olds. The minors – NZ First, Greens, ACT, Te Pati Maori and Opportunity go after education and fishing policy, …
#BHN Koroneihana gets firey |Seymour doesn't get his way | Jack and Tova Election Coverage
The politicians arrived at Koroneihana today, with many Māori leaders calling out the Govt and previous Govts for degrading Te Tiriti and Māori/Crown relations.A report commissioned as part of the CoC agreement didn't give the conclusion that David Seymour wanted, that the Māori and Pacific Admissi…
Tārake — pānui o te Rāmere, 11 o Hepetema
Kia ora koutou katoa. Nau mai ki te pānui o Tārake mō te Rāmere, te tekau mā tahi o Hepetema, rua mano rua tekau mā ono. Here are today's positive stories from across Aotearoa.
Story 1. In international. Fort Peck Tribes Welcome Home Three Ancestors After 135 Years. The Fort Peck Assiniboine and S…
Kerre Woodham: What are you looking for from this Election?
With just 57 days to go till election day, which is not long at all, most parties are starting to come out with policies. Even Labour. Capital gains tax and free GP visits seems like an age ago, but at least they came out with something. Te Pāti Māori, major constitutional reform by entrenching Te …
The ACT Party list, CRL opening, and proposals to disestablish the Waitangi Tribunal w/ the ACT Party's Simon Court: 14th September, 2026
The ACT Party list was announced yesterday, though not without a few surprises. Some people are up, some people are down, but most notable is the presence of first time candidate Paul Henry at number four. While Henry said he expected a high placement when his candidacy was announced, the exact pla…
The ACT Party list, CRL opening, and proposals to disestablish the Waitangi Tribunal w/ the ACT Party's Simon Court: 14th September, 2026
The ACT Party list was announced yesterday, though not without a few surprises. Some people are up, some people are down, but most notable is the presence of first time candidate Paul Henry at number four. While Henry said he expected a high placement when his candidacy was announced, the exact pla…
Oral Questions for Thursday 17 September 2026
Questions to Ministers : 1. TAKUTA FERRIS to the Minister of Justice: Why has the Government introduced a package of three Treaty provisions bills that requires some public bodies to do "no more than" take Te Tiriti into account, and repeals other statutory Treaty provisions altogether? 2 .CATHERIN…
99 REFUSE A 90 MINUTE COURSE AND LOSE YOUR CAREER?! | JANET DICKSON SPEAKS OUT
Episode 99 and we go everywhere in this one.
Robert Lee is back for his weekly spill the tea and somehow we end up getting into colonisation, cannibalism, history and a whole lot more.
Karl Thomas from Conservatives NZ joins us to talk about party leader Helen Houghton, working FIFO between the Sou…
The Election Conversation: Bringing NZ Politics to Wānaka
With the General Election approaching, some of New Zealand’s major political voices are coming to Wānaka for The Election Conversation.
Jack catches up with Monique Kelly from Wao Aotearoa to preview the event, which will bring representatives from seven political parties together at Rippon Hall a…
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