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Is it time to reignite the genetic modification debate?
In 2002, NZ was embroiled in a scandal over the suspected release of genetically modified corn. But advances in gene editing now have scientists calling for politicians to reconsider their positions.
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Bridges calls tax recommendations 'an assault on the Kiwi way of life'
National leader Simon Bridges has pledged to fight tax recommendations "every step of the way".
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Govt's Wellbeing Budget labelled 'nonsense'
Ever wondered what making a new friend is worth?
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Question Time for 13 February 2019
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Dr DEBORAH RUSSELL to the Minister of Finance: What progress is the Government making on implementing its economic plan?
Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Has New Zealand’s relationship with…
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Tuesday’s tasks: the PM’s big statement
Audio 12 Feb 2019Parliament will skip question time today in favour of a debate on the Prime Minister’s statement.
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Tuesday’s tasks: the PM’s big statement
Parliament will skip question time today in favour of a debate on the Prime Minister’s statement.
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Car smoking ban: '10,000 less asthma episodes'
Health authorities say banning smoking in cars where there are children could dramatically cut the number of hospital visits every year in New Zealand.
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Immigration stands by call to decline Ukranian family residency
Immigration New Zealand is standing by its decision to decline the residency applications from a popular Auckland restaurant owner and her family.
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Ukrainian family overwhelmed by petition support
A mother facing an uncertain future in New Zealand is overwhelmed that almost 10,000 people have signed a petition calling for her and her family to be able to stay in the country. Audio
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Thousands support Ukrainian family facing deportation
A petition set up in support of a Ukrainian family denied New Zealand residency has received over 3300 signatures in less than a day.
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"Did Rudolf go to school?"
ACT leader David Seymour tells us his favourite Christmas cracker joke. Audio
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2018: The Year in Politics: Part 1
Craig McCulloch takes a look back at the political highs and lows of 2018. Audio
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Season's greetings from David Seymour, Act Party
Audio 21 Dec 2018Each year we bring you season's greetings from the politicians we talk to during the year. Here are season's greetings from the leader of the Act Party, David Seymour. Audio
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Guyon Espiner: Politics wasn't all scandal and leaks this year
Analysis - This assessment may surprise you coming from someone who spends his professional life criticising and critiquing politicians: Over the past 20 years we have been among the best governed…
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Binding cannabis referendum to be held at 2020 election
The referendum on cannabis for personal use will be held at the 2020 general election.
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Secret recording 'comes down to the harsh reality of humanity'
Some politicians believe a series of secret recordings being made public are more a sign of bad working relationships than a worrying trend.
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'Is this thing on?' - politics, ethics of recording
Politicians believe a series of secret recordings being made public are more a sign of bad working relationships, than a worrying upward trend. Former staff of National MP Maggie Barry's are the… Audio
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Question Time for 4 December 2018
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s statements and actions?
Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her statements and actions…
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Ardern reaffirms no WTO concern over Provincial Growth Fund grants
The prime minister says she hasn't seen anything that suggests the World Trade Organisation is concerned the government is bringing in agricultural subsidies via the back door. Audio
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PGF pay-outs no hidden subsidy - Shane Jones
The Act Party fears the government is bringing in agricultural subsidies via the back door, 30 years after they were phased out by the fourth Labour government.
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Lately with Karyn Hay for Friday 23 November
Audio 23 Nov 2018On the show tonight: * The government announced today that vaping products will be subject to the same advertising rules as tobacco. The leader of the ACT party isn't happy about that. David Seymour… Audio
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Going through the Motions
Parliament agreed this week to try out some new rules about when it can announce a budget and how it will review it. Audio
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Going through the Motions
Parliament agreed this week to try out some new rules about when it can announce a budget and how it will review it.
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Seymour on Japan junket: Mallard 'a well-known sports fanatic'
Act leader David Seymour has accused Speaker of the House Trevor Mallard of being "a well-known sports fanatic" who went to Japan on a $24,000 junket to watch the All Blacks. Audio
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Mallard's, Brownlee's Japan trip 'not diplomacy' - Seymour
Audio 7 Nov 2018A $24,000 trip to Japan by Trevor Mallard and Gerry Brownlee has been labelled a taxpayer-funded Junket by ACT leader David Seymour. Speaker of the House Mr Mallard and the National Party's Mr… Audio
