Q+A with Jack Tame

With Paul Goldsmith and Debbie Ngarewa-Packer.

With Shane Jones, Mei Heron and Logan Church.

With Judith Collins, Karen Chhour, Keith Wiffin and Sonja Cooper.

The podcast covers topics like government funding for social housing, a politician's commitment to child welfare, debating a capital gains tax, economic policies, Israel's diplomatic expansion, and national governments' diplomacy and media job cuts.

Exploring the challenges in New Zealand's mental health system, addressing suicide rates and substance abuse, discussing tourism growth impacts, analyzing the Tiaqafai Order controversy, and debating the future of local news outlets and digital news bargaining bills.

Exploring geopolitical tensions affecting Air New Zealand, challenges in aviation industry negotiations, evolving CEO roles, balancing infrastructure investments, perceptions in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and implications of Navalny's death on Russian politics.

Chris Hipkins, Erica Stanford, Sharon Zollner and Maiki Sherman.

Chlöe Swarbrick talks about Green Party politics and working with National. They discuss job seeker numbers, welfare sanctions, empowering citizens, controversy over a phrase, the government's agenda, water crisis in Wellington City, and Ukraine's army chief firing.

David Seymour, Rahui Papa, Natalie Coates, and Maiki Sherman discuss redefining Treaty of Waitangi principles, addressing socioeconomic disparities, legal challenges to settlement, criticisms of proposed principles, social disparities faced by Maori, and the significance of Tinurangatilatanga in the Treaty of Waitangi.

Chris Bishop, Dr Erik Monasterio, Liam Hehir, Jenée Tibshraeny, and Josephine Bartley discuss the coalition government's priorities, urgency in passing legislation, Reserve Bank's focus on inflation, proposed changes in cigarette sales, impact of Jacinda Ardern's resignation and COVID lockdowns, challenges faced by a student with autism and dyslexia in school, and addressing challenges in education.