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Winston Peters blasts government in speech to NZ First party
Winston Peters has declared next year's election the most important in voters' lifetimes, as he gears up for a comeback from his 2020 disaster result.
New Zealand First held its annual conference in… Audio
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Labour, National cross swords over tax, social insurance
Audio 1 Oct 2022Labour claims New Zealand's economy is holding up well compared to many others, but global pressures and new policies may threaten its re-election chances.
National has been on the attack, with the… Audio
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Oral Questions for Thursday 22 September 2022
Audio 22 Sep 2022Questions to Ministers Dr EMILY HENDERSON to the Minister of Police: What recent successes have Police had in relation to combatting organised crime in our communities? RICARDO MENÉNDEZ MARCH to the… Audio
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Question Time for 30 August 2022
Questions to Ministers INGRID LEARY to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New Zealand economy? Hon JULIE ANNE GENTER to the Minister of Energy and Resources: Does she… Audio
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Question time for 23 August 2022
Audio 23 Aug 2022CHRISTOPHER LUXON to the Prime Minister: Does she have confidence in all of her Ministers? SHANAN HALBERT to the Minister of Housing: What action is the Government taking to increase the supply of… Audio
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Question Time for 2 August 2022
RICARDO MENÉNDEZ MARCH to the Minister for Social Development and Employment: Does she think that families in receipt of a benefit are facing cost of living pressures currently, exacerbating poverty… Audio
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The Sampler: Naima Bock, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Jet Jaguar
Tony Stamp peruses the pastoral folk of Naima Bock, a pivot into rowdy pop from Hurray for the Riff Raff, and new aural landscapes courtesy of Wellington producer Jet Jaguar. Audio
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Government needs to urgently change immigration rules for nurses - Willis
The National Party says the Government must act quickly to allow immigrant nurses to fill the shortfall of jobs within the health sector.
The party's deputy leader says the health sector is in need… Audio
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Oral Questions for Thursday 2 June 2022
Audio 2 Jun 2022Questions to Ministers Angie Warren-Clark to the Minister for Disability Issues: How is the Government delivering change for disabled people through Budget 2022? Chris Bishop to the Minister of… Audio
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A week of Question Time: costs, cash and a little covid
A week of questions in Parliament: Some opposition go with 'show me the money' and some with 'defend the covid rules'. Audio
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Julie Zhu: the tamariki behind the takeaway counter
Four young New Zealanders growing up in their parents' restaurants are the stars of Takeout Kids - a new doco series by filmmaker Julie Zhu. Video, Audio
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Cook Islands parliament passes wrong law by mistake
We hear about the curious case of a law being passed unintentionally in the Cook Islands. Audio
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Parliament plays catch-up
Parliament lost three weeks of debating time recently. Now the government is clawing back time to get things done, like bills on counter-terrorism, drinking water and a Matariki holiday. Audio
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Chris Bishop backing Judith Collins after Curia poll, says party needs to do better
National Party MP Chris Bishop is backing leader Judith Collins after a poll put the party on 21 percent.
The poll, commissioned by right wing group the Taxpayers Union and conducted by research… Audio
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Security draws major parties together
When New Zealand faces a security issue the major political parties often co-operate, focusing more on solutions than blame, as this week demonstrates. Audio
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Immigration Minister defends govt action on New Lynn terrorist
The government says it was not possible to deport the man at the centre of last week's terror attack, because he was appealing a decision to cancel his refugee status.
But the National Party and some… Video, Audio
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Government told to act urgently on immigration to attract doctors
The government is being told it must act urgently on immigration to attract and keep desperately needed nurses and doctors.
One specialist recruitment agency says medics are ruling out New Zealand… Audio
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Afghani refugee urgently trying to get his family to NZ
An Afghani refugee who has been trying to get his family to New Zealand says it is a matter of life of death - and they are fearing for their lives. Many of those who helped in peacekeeping missions… Audio
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Afghanistan deployment by Wednesday earliest - Defence Minister
The government has agreed to help New Zealanders and their families evacuate from Afghanistan, as well as at-risk Afghan nationals who had worked with NZ personnel.
The government has agreed to help… Video, Audio
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Week in a day: Parliament’s bonkers Tuesday
What happens if you try to fit a week’s worth of parliament into a single day - a slightly bonkers Tuesday. Audio
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'It's really hard' - Immigration NZ leaves Northland ED doctors in limbo
A Northland doctor says she has been waiting more than a year for Immigration New Zealand to respond to her family's residency application.
That is despite reported shortages of medical professionals… Audio
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Dairy NZ not happy with last year's decision for visa exemptions
Dairy NZ says the immigration minister should look into whether the criteria used last year to decide who should get border exemptions was fair - with the dairy industry losing out to film and space… Audio
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Pacific Waves for 20 May 2021
Audio 20 May 2021Pasifika and Maori in Wellington receive first their first Covid-19 vaccination jabs; Rarotonga businesses are hoping the first plane load of tourists are big spenders; Researchers seeking Pasifika… Audio
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Pacific Waves for 20 May 2021
Audio 20 May 2021Pasifika and Maori in Wellington receive first their first Covid-19 vaccination jabs; Rarotonga businesses are hoping the first plane load of tourists are big spenders; Researchers seeking Pasifika… Audio
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Niue plans changes to immigration law
Audio 20 May 2021Niue is reviewing its Immigration Act after finding out during the Covid-19 travel shutdown, that it didn't work as it should Audio
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Visas, budgets, and counter-terrorism laws before MPs this week
MPs will work on bills to extend or cancel visas, approve spending for past budgets, counter-terrorism laws and an increase in sick leave at Parliament this week
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The new bills in town
Parliament got five new bills out of the box for public feedback this week. Bills on sunscreen, solo parent benefits, compulsory treatment, immigration and incorporated societies. Something for… Audio
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Ethnic communities - the road ahead
In this episode, Kadambari Raghukumar talks to the Minister for Ethnic Communities, Priyanca Radhakrishnan, along with the Green and National party spokespeople for ethnic communities - Golriz… Audio
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Gunman shot dead by police 'erratic', wielding weapon
The man fatally shot by the police in Papatoetoe last night was a 501 deportee from Australia.
The police say 34-year-old Tangaru Noere Turia was deported from Australia in 2017, under section 501 of… Video, Audio
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Question Time for 3 December 2020
BROOKE VAN VELDEN to the Minister of Health: What expectations does the Minister have of the Ministry of Health for meeting its obligations under the End of Life Choice Act, which comes into force in…