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  • 'Crazy, dehumanising, frightening' - departing MPs share their views on Parliament

    Audio
    politics
    24 Jul 2020
    Departing MPs from left to right: NZ First MP Clayton Mitchell, National MP Maggie Barry and National MP Anne Tolley

    Departing MPs have shared their observations on parliamentary life describing it as a "crazy", "dehumanising" and "frightening" place. Audio

  • 'Crazy, dehumanising, frightening' - departing MPs share their views on Parliament

    News
    The House politics
    24 Jul 2020
    Departing MPs from left to right: NZ First MP Clayton Mitchell, National MP Maggie Barry and National MP Anne Tolley

    Departing MPs have shared their observations on parliamentary life describing it as a "crazy", "dehumanising" and "frightening" place.

    Audio

    'Crazy, dehumanising, frightening' - departing MPs share their views on Parliament
  • Tax dollars for quarantine help New Zealanders stay Covid-free

    News
    Comment & Analysis Covid-19
    24 Jul 2020
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    Opinion - Returning New Zealanders do not benefit from the compulsory quarantine process, which should continue to be paid for by taxpayers so they can be protected from Covid-19, writes Lamia Imam.

    Tax dollars for quarantine help New Zealanders stay Covid-free
  • Christchurch rates increase bigger than in pre-Covid budget

    News
    New Zealand Canterbury
    23 Jul 2020
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    Christchurch rates will increase by 3.8 percent on average - a rise which is more than had initially been proposed.

    Christchurch rates to increase by 3.8% on average
  • Egypt's parliament approves troop deployment in Libya

    News
    World conflict
    21 Jul 2020
    Members of the self-proclaimed eastern Libyan National Army (LNA) special forces gather in the city of Benghazi on June 18, 2020.

    Egypt's parliament has given President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi approval for military intervention in Libya, with the deployment of armed forces abroad to fight "terrorist groups" and "militias".

    Egypt's Sisi wins parliamentary approval for possible Libya intervention
  • March 15, Whakaari/White Island, Covid-19: How did Parliament react?

    Audio
    politics
    19 Jul 2020
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    The 52nd Parliament has dealt with some serious incidents during its three year term. Here’s how it reacted. ​ Video, Audio

  • March 15, Whakaari/White Island, Covid-19: How did Parliament react?

    News
    The House politics
    19 Jul 2020
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    The 52nd Parliament has dealt with some serious incidents during its three year term. Here’s how it reacted. ​

    Video, Audio

    March 15, Whakaari/White Island, Covid-19: How did Parliament react?
  • Pacific foreign ministers stress need to work together

    News
    Pacific
    18 Jul 2020
    National flags in Nauru for the Pacific Islands Forum.

    The foreign ministers of the Pacific Islands Forum countries are calling for the member states to work together to overcome Covid-19.

    Pacific foreign ministers stress need to work together
  • What becomes of the housing market?

    Audio
    business economy
    17 Jul 2020
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    In April, economists were predicting Covid could cause a 10-20 percent fall in house prices. In June, prices rose more than 9 percent - much more in some places. What is going on - and will it last? Audio

  • Judith Collins on her plans for National

    Audio
    politics
    15 Jul 2020
    National Party leader Judith Collins following the emergency caucus meeting on 14 July.

    Judith Collins emerged from last night's National Party emergency caucus meeting as the victor, taking over the mantle of leadership with just 66 days to go until the election. Audio

  • Victoria reports 270 new cases, active cases top 1800

    News
    World Covid-19
    14 Jul 2020
    Police conduct roadside checks on the outskirts of Melbourne on July  9, 2020 on the first day of the city’s new lockdown after an outbreak of the COVID-19 coronavirus.

    Victoria's coronavirus crisis has worsened further after another 270 cases were detected in the past 24 hours, including more in aged care facilities.

    Victoria reports 270 new cases, active cases top 1800
  • What did Muller achieve in his 53 days as National leader?

    News
    Politics Election 2020
    14 Jul 2020
    Todd Muller places the final screw in the new billboard in Napier

    Todd Muller has resigned as National Party leader, so what did he achieve after only 53 days in the role?

    What did Todd Muller achieve in his 53 days as National leader?
  • Covid-19: Victoria records another 177 cases

    News
    World Covid-19
    13 Jul 2020
    Health officials check people at a Covid-19 testing centre in Melbourne

    Victoria has one of the highest Covid-19 testing rates in the world "per 100,000 people", with 177 new cases identified overnight, Premier Daniel Andrews says.

    Covid-19: Victoria records another 177 cases
  • Rural councils' job scheme extended

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    6 Jul 2020
    Angela Cates' Greytown business has benefitted from the rural council job scheme.

    A successful pilot scheme to bring jobs to Wairarapa in the wake of the Covid-19 lockdown has been expanded and extended.

    Rural councils' job scheme extended
  • Trump hails job rise as US hit with record spike in Covid-19 cases

    News
    World Covid-19
    3 Jul 2020
    LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - JULY 02: Rob Krucible Marshall participates in a pro-mask wearing pop-up fashion show at Yamashiro Hollywood during the COVID-19 pandemic on July 2, 2020 in Los Angeles, California.

    Despite a record rise of almost 55,000 cases nationwide, US President Donald Trump says all is well in the battle against Covid-19 and the economy is moving again.

    Trump hails job rise as US hit with record spike in Covid-19 cases
  • After the Virus: Society

    Audio
    environment health
    3 Jul 2020
    Children being homeschooled under the Covid-19 alert level 4 lockdown.

    In this episode; society. Do we want to go back to our pre-Covid lives? Produced by Justin Gregory, Guyon Espiner, Claire Eastham-Farrelly, Tim Watkin and Veronica Schmidt. Audio

  • Fiji unions, employers agree to help redundant workers amid 'dire situation'

    News
    Pacific Fiji
    2 Jul 2020
    A typical street scene in Nadi, Fiji

    The Fiji Trades Union Congress and the Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation have signed up to an initiative to support redundant workers in micro-businesses.

    Fiji unions, employers agree to help redundant workers amid 'dire situation'
  • Poor housing will mean more Māori kids in hospital, advocates say

    News
    Te Ao Māori housing
    2 Jul 2020
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    Thousands of whānau are living through winter in poor housing - statistics show more than one in three Māori live in cold, damp and sometimes mouldy homes.

    Māori children will end up in hospital due to cold, mouldy homes - advocates
  • A humanitarian crisis is emerging in Fiji, charities say

    News
    Pacific Fiji
    2 Jul 2020
    A tent helps to keep a family dry near Lautoka. Thousands are still living in crowded, makeshift shelters.

    With half of Fiji's population experiencing some kind of hardship induced by Covid-19, civil society organisations are warning a humanitarian crisis looms. Audio

    A humanitarian crisis is emerging in Fiji, charities say
  • David Clark steps down as Health Minister

    Audio
    politics
    2 Jul 2020
    David Clark addresses media after announcing his resignation as minister of health on 2 July, 2020.

    Chris Hipkins will replace him until the election. Audio

  • Youth homelessness at 'crisis point' - advocate

    Audio
    housing
    2 Jul 2020
    Side view portrait of a sad single man looking down from a balcony of a house  with an urban background

    Advocates working with young homeless people say the situation is at "crisis point", and it's likely to worsen in the wake of Covid-19.

    Maanaki Rangatahi - a collective of six groups - is petitioning… Audio

  • Govt reveals how $3b infrastructure fund will be spent

    News
    Politics Covid-19
    1 Jul 2020
    Infrastructure Minister Shane Jones and Minister of Finance Grant Robertson revealing the details on the $3 billion infrastructure spend on 1 July, 2020.

    The government says the fund will help create more than 20,000 jobs and unlock more than $5 billion of projects up and down the country. Video

    Covid-19: Government reveals how $3b infrastructure fund will be spent
  • Anne Tolley reflects on her work in politics as she bows out

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    30 Jun 2020
    Anne Tolley May 24 2016

    Anne Tolley reflects on 34 "fantastic" years in politics, including reform for children in state care, police and trades training.

    Anne Tolley reflects on her work in politics as she bows out
  • The political economy of Covid-19

    Audio
    economy
    30 Jun 2020
    Police officers stand guard during Black Lives Matter protest as protesters locked down the streets by New York's City Hall and Police Plaza.

    Bryan Roper, our Marxist economist join us to dissect the political economy of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Lockdown, and the ensuing global economic crisis. Audio

  • National MP Paula Bennett leaving politics

    News
    Politics Election 2020
    29 Jun 2020
    Paula Bennett announcing her retirement from politics.

    The Upper Harbour MP says she has had an incredible time in politics and is looking forward to her next career - in business. Video

    National MP Paula Bennett leaving politics, eyes up the business world
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