Best luke inglis Podcasts (2024)

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Introducing: TFN - The F#$%ing News with Paddy Gower 0:40

11d ago0:40

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The F#$%ing News flips the script on the news - short, upbeat, inspirational and f%$#ing good fun journalism with the nation’s favourite everyman reporter, Paddy Gower. TFN sees Paddy talking to Kiwis who are the good, the great and the brains of our nation. This podcast is hosted by Paddy Gower and Executive Produced by Jon Bridges. It's made in p…

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Politicising the Police: an interview with “wokester” Police Commissioner Andrew Coster 53:47

13d ago53:47

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National once called him the “wokester” commissioner, now they’ve secured him a plum new job heading up the government’s new social investment agency. Police Commissioner Andrew Coster is leaving the job of top cop early and joins us to discuss gangs, guns, police pay and being called names by politicians. Plus, it’s the hot topic of the week thank…

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Bawn Trubble Vicious Circle Podkast 78 - Nender Beutral Gullshit.mp3 59:59

15d ago59:59

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booooooosh !!!By Bawn Trubble

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Goldsmith on gangs 54:11

21d ago54:11

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As the Government ramps up its war on crime, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith joins us to talk anti-gang laws and why the Attorney-General made no “specific statements” on whether late changes to them further breach human rights. Also on the agenda, the possible unintended consequences of tougher sentences, boot camps and keeping coalition promises …

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Democratic or dangerous: What you need to know about developments with the Treaty Principles Bill 1:13:19

28d ago1:13:19

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ACT’s push for a Treaty Principles Bill was a lightning rod throughout last year’s election campaign and has never been far from the headlines since. This week has seen significant developments - the principles released with changed wording, the select committee ‘debate’ period set for six months and official advice criticising the plan revealed. B…

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MOS Testament Live Set 31.08.24 59:41

1M ago59:41

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Last Saturday I got to DJ at Ministry of Sound Testament in the incredible White Bay PowerStation playing 00's club anthems and it was such a great party, a great crowd of people - a perfect combination of all the right stuff to make it such a vibe! I recorded my set and it's here on #SoundCloud + Apple Podcasts🎧🎶https://podcasts.apple.com/.../dj-a…

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Talking tax - and the rest - with Labour leader Chris Hipkins 1:15:53

1M ago1:15:53

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Chris Hipkins was our very first guest one year ago. He was Prime Minister then - a lot’s changed. After leading Labour to electoral defeat, he and the party have regrouped and started formulating the platform they hope will return them to the Beehive. On his birthday (as well as ours), Hipkins joined us for a candid interview. We talked policy, po…

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SOS - Save Our Stores: Behemoths of fashion, retail and hospo join forces to solve the sectors in crisis 54:06

1M ago54:06

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Retail spending is lower than during the GFC. Retailers are going to the wall more than any other business and Retail NZ’s latest survey shows 43% of businesses are unsure they’ll survive another year. In hospo, a swathe of high-profile restaurants have shuttered and last year - for the first time in two decades - the number of cafes and restaurant…

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Champion or showman: An extended interview with Shane Jones 52:27

2M ago52:27

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New Zealand First's de facto deputy is a self-proclaimed champion of the regions and unashamedly pro-mining, fishing and forestry. His hobbies include waging war on supermarkets, banks and - this week in particular - energy companies. We wanted to speak to him after the fiery showdown at Tūrangawaewae Marae, where the Government was accused of thro…

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Sir Ashley Bloomfield on the health of our health service 1:05:58

2M ago1:05:58

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In an exclusive interview, perhaps the most famous health figure in Aotearoa takes aim at talk of a failing system and bloated bureaucracy - but doesn’t dispute that both staff and patients are at risk. He talks hospitals without doctors, how the reforms have been handled, funding, patient equity - and has strong words about the tobacco industry an…

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Can he fix it? How new health kingpin plans to resuscitate a system in crisis 1:09:35

2M ago1:09:35

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After losing confidence in the leadership and financial acumen of Health New Zealand-Te Whatu Ora, the Government has parachuted in an all-powerful specialist to fix the broken service. Health Commissioner Lester Levy has his work cut out - long waiting lists, budget woes, staff shortages, protests, doctorless hospitals, ramping ambulances, police …

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‘These questions are revolting’ - an interview with Children’s Minister Karen Chhour 53:59

2M ago53:59

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The welfare of children, particularly the at-risk and vulnerable, is rarely far from the headlines. The Royal Commission report on abuse in care, the opening of the Government’s pilot youth justice facility (AKA military-style academy) ((AKA bootcamp)), cuts to Oranga Tamariki community providers … we had a lot to ask the Children’s Minister. We ra…

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Money, morale and mobsters: An extended interview with Police Minister Mark Mitchell 1:11:30

3M ago1:11:30

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As the fallout from an acrimonious pay dispute continues, frontline cops told the Tova pod this week that the Government had “destroyed morale”. The minister responsible fronts to talk about rebuilding the relationship, how the gang unit is shaping up, delivering 500 extra cops and who’ll attend mental health callouts if not the police. Plus, in th…

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Bonus opinion: 'This is the worst of us' 2:46

3M ago2:46

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Tova offers her thoughts on the outcome of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into abuse in care.By Stuff Audio

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Bawn Trubble Vicious Circle Podkast 77 Lice Twucky.mp3 1:00:29

3M ago1:00:29

1:00:29

All the 7's unleashed on #77By Bawn Trubble

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Despatch from D.C. - a game-changing fortnight in US politics 45:49

3M ago45:49

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Wow. They say a week is a long time in politics. In the United States, the last two have seen the political landscape change perhaps forever. Bullets, conventions and nominations on the Republican side; presidential gaffes, Covid and calls for a new leader in the Democrat corner. Rolling Stone magazine political reporter Nikki McCann Ramirez joins …

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Red, White and Bruised. The diabolical debate. 35:33

3M ago35:33

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The first US presidential debate of 2024 was at once historic, agonising, painful and deeply troubling. Have your toes unfurled? Your stomach un-knotted? Your wince de-winced? Joe Biden and Donald Trump putting the fear of god into the free world in what was a truly tough watch with, unfortunately, such incredibly high stakes. To discuss what on ea…

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An extended interview with Chloe Swarbrick 41:04

4M ago41:04

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2024 has been tough for the Greens. Multiple MPs - Golriz Ghahraman, Darleen Tana, Julie Anne Genter - have been making headlines for the wrong reasons and there have been heartbreaking challenges, including the death of Fa'anānā Efeso Collins and Marama Davidson’s breast cancer diagnosis. On her birthdfay, co-leader Chloe Swarbrick makes time for …

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Going nuclear: Weapons, war and whether to debate our nuke-free stance 1:08:50

4M ago1:08:50

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The battle lines are being (re)drawn in the world of geopolitics: wars in Europe and the Middle East, tension over Taiwan, Putin visiting North Korea. So, more than three decades after the Cold War ended, what are the chances of a nuclear war? How could it start, play out - and how would New Zealand be affected? And, with Aussie politicians procuri…

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Scams, fraud and deception: Are we tough enough on white collar crime? 1:22:13

4M ago1:22:13

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No one knows exactly how much fraud costs New Zealand each year, but it runs into the billions. Yet significantly fewer people are being convicted than two decades ago. Why? And is the system - an alphabet soup of agencies with a range of responsibilities - fit for purpose? In a specially extended investigation, victims share stories of devastating…

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Big Budget Special 38:46

5M ago38:46

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Happy Budget Day! The Tova pod takes you behind the scenes at Parliament as Nicola Willis unveils the Government's first bash at the books. We bring you expert reaction from inside the lock-up, the zingers and stingers from the debate, reaction from our panel of everyday Kiwis and, in an interview with Stuff, the Finance Minister explains how she g…

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Bills, bills, bills and the Budget 56:41

5M ago56:41

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With the cost of living crisis hitting hard, we assemble a panel of Kiwis doing it tough or feeling the pinch in what politicians love to call the squeezed middle. We ask how they're coping and what they're hoping for in next week's Budget. And, with rising food prices the great unifier, we check out the work of the Grocery Commissioner - the man c…

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TikTok: The antisocial network? 58:41

5M ago58:41

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What started as the home of song and dance videos is beset by claims of spying by the Chinese government and fears about the mental health of young users. A cybersecurity authority whose company cracked the TikTok code reveals how much data it collects and what it does with it. And, if you’ve noticed kids behaving differently after too much screen …

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Not Three Waters 1:06:49

5M ago1:06:49

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This week a deep dive into water. We all need it - clean drinking water, working sewerage systems and somewhere for stormwater to go. But with buggered pipes and faeces at the beach, we’ve been getting it woefully wrong for far too long. In the wake of Three Waters, will we really pay less for better services? We tap the man leading the Government’…

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Vicious Circle Podkast 76 Tay Fhe Mourth.mp3 59:59

5M ago59:59

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Vicious Circle Podkast 76 Tay Fhe Mourth.mp3 by Bawn TrubbleBy Bawn Trubble

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The week politics completely blew its gasket 5:35

5M ago5:35

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This is an audio version of Tova O'Brien's analysis piece titled The week politics completely blew its gasket, from stuff.co.nzBy Stuff Audio

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The return of the alternative coalition 1:04:37

5M ago1:04:37

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In the white heat of last year’s coalition negotiations, when none of the party leaders would talk about their top-secret meetings, we convened an alternative. We brought together a senior figure connected with each of the three parties poised for power. You loved the show, and they were prescient in their predictions, so, six months into the Gover…

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‘Children will be worse off’: Oranga Tamariki and the Treaty 47:10

6M ago47:10

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Section 7AA: A small part of a big law causing an enormous legal and political fracas. Former Children’s Minister Tracey Martin oversaw the introduction of the Oranga Tamariki Act. She explains why it remains enlightened legislation and why children will suffer if the Government completes its plan to repeal it. She also talks job cuts at the child …

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Mortgage misery: How we got here and where we’re going 16:29

6M ago16:29

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After our bumper mortgage episode 'Home discomforts: living on the edge', all about the people affected by interest rates hikes and the cost of living, we wanted to explore the issue even further. We drill into the state of the property market with a property economist and find out what the change of government could mean for first-time buyers and …

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Home discomforts: life on the edge 1:02:49

6M ago1:02:49

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Interest rates and mortgage misery - the number of people falling behind on their payments has hit a four-year high. With the Government promising to help the so-called squeezed middle in its looming first Budget, we explore the issue from every angle: the property owners forced into life-changing decisions; a money adviser; the Finance Minister in…

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Claims that Winston Peters hadn’t been given media cabinet paper “bullshit” - source 5:08

6M ago5:08

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This is an audio version of Tova O'Brien's analysis piece titled Claims that Winston Peters hadn’t been given media cabinet paper “bullshit” - source, from stuff.co.nzBy Stuff Audio

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Tova and Christopher Luxon 5:46

6M ago5:46

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Off the back of our exclusive interview with former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, which featured on the podcast this week, we caught up with Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to get his view on whether New Zealand should review our nuclear-free policy to ensure it’s fit for purpose after Morrison suggested it’s worth a look. Tova also gr…

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An exclusive interview with ScoMo 1:11:05

6M ago1:11:05

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In Wellington for meetings of a powerful global group of centre-right politicians, former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison talks New Zealand’s possible admission to the elite Aukus alliance, our nuclear-free policy, China versus the US, Donald Trump, his relationships with Christopher Luxon and Dame Jacinda Ardern - and just how angry the 5…

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Thick'n'Juicy Live Set 30.03.24 1:34:00

6M ago1:34:00

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Thick'n'Juicy Live Set 30.03.24 by DJ Alex TaylorBy DJ Alex Taylor

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The great wealth debate - Limitarianism v Libertarianism 1:00:35

7M ago1:00:35

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How much money is too much? We talk to the political philosopher who says Limitarianism - essentially a cap on the rich - is the way to a better world. Internationally, critics have dismissed the idea as “claptrap” and avowed Libertarian David Seymour agrees. He offers the counterview in this fascinating debate. Plus, the incredible numbers that de…

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Police, pay and protest 15:50

7M ago15:50

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In this bonus shortcast, we break out our package on the latest in the police pay dispute. We hear from cops on the frontline, put their stories to the PM and reveal exclusive new details about how many Kiwi officers are desperate to skip the Ditch for more lucrative roles in the Aussie force.By Stuff Audio

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Tovawamba: Peters versus the punks 57:35

7M ago57:35

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It’s the full story of Chumbawamba-gate, including an exclusive interview with a founding member of the band on the prospect of legal action against New Zealand First and their ongoing fight for control over which politicians can - and can’t - use their music. Plus - the police pay dispute and perception among officers that they’re being taken for …

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An interview with Prime Minister Christopher Luxon 35:40

7M ago35:40

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This week we received an eleventh-hour opportunity for a short interview with the Prime Minister. On the agenda during his visit to Central Districts Field Days: police pay, tax cuts, Ruby Tui and his political value judgements. Oh, and we heard his verdict on the conversation too.By Stuff Audio

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Seymour talks tax 16:56

7M ago16:56

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This week we had a long conversation with ACT leader David Seymour about his ideological position on wealth and tax. That was for a specially themed episode of the podcast, coming very soon. We also took the chance to ask him some policy questions - about the tax rebate for landlords, whether the Government is on track to keep its tax cut promises …

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America's 'orange wrecking-ball' 1:00:20

7M ago1:00:20

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Super Tuesday supercharged Donald Trump's drive for another term in the White House. Anthony Scaramucci, the White House communications director Trump fired after just 11 days, joins us from New York to explain why he’s backing Biden in America’s “hour of peril”. And CNBC senior political correspondent Kevin Breuninger analyses the primary results.…

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'Everyone deserves to live in dignity' 31:46

7M ago31:46

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This week's podcast investigates our emergency housing crisis. As promised at the end of the show, here's Tova's full interview with the mother who gave us a frontline perspective.By Stuff Audio

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Blood, faeces, vomit and cockroaches - inside Aotearoa’s emergency housing crisis 1:01:42

8M ago1:01:42

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Almost 6500 people live in emergency motels, nearly half of them children. One mother, who needs short-term help through no fault of her own, offers a frontline perspective after rejecting a filthy motel, and questions whether vulnerable people are expected to settle for whatever they’re given. We track down the motelier and get the inside running …

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Our precious: Movies, money and maintaining Sir Peter Jackson’s legacy 1:17:49

8M ago1:17:49

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It’s 20 years since Kiwi cinema’s greatest night, when the final film in the Lord of the Rings trilogy won 11 Oscars. Two decades on, the film sector contributes more than $3.5 billion to the economy each year and directly employs almost 14,000 people. But is it still one industry to rule them all? On this week’s pod we talk to industry powerbroker…

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Purple reign: Should the blue and red parties combine for an unstoppable coalition? 56:58

8M ago56:58

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There's criticism that the tails are wagging the big dog in the coalition Government. And, with $1.2 billion wasted on Three Waters, and an influx of other infrastructure issues in the Government in-box, is it time to consider a different way of doing things? Could a grand coalition between National and Labour pave the way for better planning and s…

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Bawn Trubble VCP 75 - Hick Quit.mp3 1:00:00

8M ago1:00:00

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Vicious Circle Podkast 75 - aired on fnoobtechno in its new Sunday night hard hitting slot .. featuring absolute banger after banger .. layers galore !!By Bawn Trubble

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Wairua, waiata and wero: On the ground(s) for Waitangi 2024 54:56

8M ago54:56

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With Māori leaders' distrust of the government at levels unseen since the Foreshore and Seabed legislation two decades ago, the leaders of the coalition faced a fierce examination at the annual commemorations of the signing of Te Tiriti O Waitangi. From the wonderful winterless north, Tova brings you the full story of one of the most significant Wa…

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Bawn Trubble Vicious Circle Podkast 74 Ward Hork.mp3 1:59:38

8M ago1:59:38

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another Installment loaded with promos, remixes and original works by some of the genres finest producers !By Bawn Trubble

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Politics is back for 2024, and so is Tova! 1:09

9M ago1:09

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The pod returns next week with a very special episode from Waitangi - and Māori distrust of the government higher than at any point since the foreshore and seabed legislation 20 years ago. We'll be bringing you the latest from the commemorations of the signing of Te Tiriti O Waitangi, including interviews with key political players, expert analysis…

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Our ho-ho-hopes for Christmas 24:15

10M ago24:15

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We're easing into the holiday period by asking some of our political heavyweights what they're giving Kiwis for Christmas. Plus, Tova recaps the tumultuous year that was, and Stuff political editor Luke Malpass predicts what to expect in 2024.By Stuff Audio

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Protests and principles: Te Tiriti under the new Government 1:02:34

10M ago1:02:34

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The relationship between Māori and the Government is at its most strained since the Foreshore and Seabed dispute two decades ago. In a week marked by protests across the country and controversy on day one of the 54th Parliament, we talk to Waitangi National Trust chair and iwi leader Pita Tipene, and new Treaty Negotiations Minister Paul Goldsmith,…

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