Q+A

With Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Rod Carr.

David Seymour, the Act Party Leader and Associate Justice Minister, engages in a heated dialogue with Debbie Ngarewa-Packer, Co-leader of Te Pāti Māori. They dissect the Treaty Principles Bill, examining its implications for Māori rights and political representation. The contrasting views reveal deep divides over ancestry-based categorization and the importance of understanding historical contexts. They reflect on New Zealand's unique approach to race relations and advocate for a more inclusive future amidst rising tensions surrounding identity and governance.

Maria English, CEO of Impact Lab, Dr. Claire Achmad, Children's Commissioner, and Nicholas Pinter, geologist, discuss vital topics including how data shapes charitable success and the importance of social return on investment. They explore how charities adapt to funding challenges through trust and holistic reporting, and Dr. Achmad emphasizes the need for serious action following state care abuses. Pinter highlights managed retreat in flood-affected communities as a resilient strategy in the face of climate change, showcasing lessons learned from past relocations.

With Logan Church, Peter Watson, Ryan Cummings, Charles Edel and Kali Mercier

With David Frum and Richard Pildes

Andrew Coster, the outgoing Police Commissioner of New Zealand, shares insights on his transition to the role of Secretary for Social Investment. He discusses the complex relationship between crime, societal issues, and community trust. Maire Leadbeater, a peace activist, reflects on her family's historical state surveillance, emphasizing the emotional impact of scrutiny. Nelson Mayor Nick Smith tackles the decline in local election participation, advocating for reforms and community engagement to restore trust in governance. Each guest highlights the necessity of nuanced conversations around crime and governance.

With Judith Collins, Phil Mauger and Tom Middendorp.

With Australia's Deputy Prime Minister, Richard Marles, CEO Roger Gray and Ian Bremmer.

With David Seymour and Dr Ganesh Nana

Todd Stephenson, Dr Katie Ben, Simon O’Connor and Tory Whanau