

Gerry Brownlee: “Very good deal” signed between Tuvalu and Australia
5 snips Nov 11, 2023
Gerry Brownlee, a political figure involved in the deal between Tuvalu and Australia, discusses New Zealand's support for the deal, the potential shifts in foreign policy, the mining industry in West Coast Tasman, the necessity of coal as a backup power source, the environmental impact and future of mining in New Zealand, the debate over Auckland housing, and the history of methamphetamine use in New Zealand.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
New Zealand's Support for Australia Tuvalu Deal
01:52 • 7min
Shifting New Zealand's Foreign Policy and Coalition Negotiations
09:12 • 2min
Mining Industry in West Coast Tasman
10:46 • 12min
The Necessity of Coal as a Backup Power Source and its Global Demand
22:40 • 2min
The Environmental Impact and Future of Mining in New Zealand
24:31 • 6min
Mining, Auckland Housing, and Greenfields
30:16 • 14min
The History of Methamphetamine Use in New Zealand
44:10 • 10min