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Focusing entirely on local politics this week with a discussion of the multitude of ways that the National coalition government is currently attacking Māori alongside the longer term goals encompassed by the ACT Party’s racist “Treaty Principles” bill.
This episode’s co-hosts
Kyle, Pmax, Jack
Timestamps
0:00 Introductions
1:38 New Zealand's Most Explicitly Racist Government
7:04 Media and Government
10:59 Dissecting the Sectors
16:34 Health Warning Scale
21:24 Māori and Pasifika in Healthcare
26:01 What Comes After the Cuts
27:56 The Media Class
32:53 Syndication
34:10 Treaty Principles Bill
47:43 Closings
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