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Labour prepares to be prepared for power
Audio 15 Mar 2024Humiliated and humbled in last year's election, Labour has spent its first months back in opposition licking its wounds.
At the party's caucus retreat this week - a gathering of its MPs at a remote… Audio
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The Christchurch Call five years on from mosque attacks
It's five years to the day since a terrorist launched an attack on two Christchurch mosques, killing 51 people. This year's anniversary falls within the first week of Ramadan and members of the city's… Audio
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Investigation launched into Green MP Darleen Tana
The Green Party is facing questions about how much it knew, and when, over allegations involving MP Darleen Tana. Ms Tana has been suspended from the party and an investigation has been launched after… Audio
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Shock suspension of Green MP over migrant exploitation claims
RNZ's political editor Jo Moir discusses the latest turmoil in the Green Party. Audio
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Analysis: Green Party MP Darleen Tana suspended
The Green Party has suspended one of its MPs, Darleen Tana, after she was linked to alleged migrant exploitation by her husband's company.
A Green Party spokesperson has confirmed Ms Tana was… Audio
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Green MP suspended over links to alleged migrant exploitation
The Green Party has suspended one of its MPs, Darleen Tana, after she was linked to alleged migrant exploitation by her husband's company.
A Green Party spokesperson has confirmed Ms Tana was… Audio
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Samoa's plan to allow overseas voting
Critics of a new electoral law in Samoa say it could allow overseas voters to decide elections.
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Labour looks to rebuild at caucus retreat
The Labour leader Chris Hipkins has told his caucus it needs to re-build the party into a winning machine, ahead of the next election Labour MPs are meeting in Martinborough for their first caucus… Audio
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Labour caucus retreat an opportunity to set strong agenda - Commentator
A political commentator says Labour needs to use their caucus retreat to set a strong opposition agenda.
Party members are heading to Martinborough today for an annual get-together.
Commentator… Audio
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Ghahraman's career consequences could be severe
A retired law professor says a conviction for Golriz Ghahraman could spell the end of her legal career.
The former Green MP pled guilty to four shoplifting charges in Auckland District Court… Audio
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First Up - The Podcast, Thursday 14 March
Audio 14 Mar 2024On today's First Up pod: we head around the world touching down in the UK, Sweden and Pakistan; we cross to Ohakune to hear what the latest Ruapehu Alpine Lifts bailout means for the ski-town; Labour… Audio
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Low number of women candidates in Solomon elections
Low number of women candidates in Solomon elections. Audio
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Vanuatu aims to put an end to political instability
Vanuatu aims to put an end to political instability. Audio
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Labour caucus in good space as it rebuilds from 2023
Time now for our weekly catch up with His Majesty's Loyal 0pposition - and Labour MP Jan Tinetti joins us again this week. Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch - manic Monday for news & fake photo frenzy
Midweek Mediawatch - Mediawatch’s weekly catch-up with Nights. Colin Peacock talks to Emile Donovan about a manic Monday afternoon of news - cricket, Oscars, terror in the skies . . . and the… Audio
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Labour caucus retreat this week
The Labour Party's annual caucus retreat is this Thursday.
Last year's retreat was one that most of us will remember, with former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announcing her resignation.
While… Audio
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Special Counsel behind Biden report speaks at hearing
The US special counsel who released a scathing report last month suggesting President Biden had a "poor memory" has spoken at a congressional hearing.
Robert Hur - originally a Republican appointee -… Audio
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Politics by Night with Glenn McConnell
Stuff political reporter Glenn McConnell joins Emile Donovan to dissect the government's urgent first 100 days and the tensions surrounding New Zealand's law and order workforce. Audio
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Australia: Debate growing around ability to withdraw superannuation
Australia correspondent Peter Ryan speaks to Lisa Owen about debate growing around granting Australians the ability to withdraw superannuation to put towards a home deposit and aged care funding being… Audio
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Police pay offer from govt 'insulting' - Police Association
"We are not being greedy"; However, it's a hard no to what police are calling a kick in the guts pay offer from the government. The offer includes a general wage increase of $5000 back dated to… Audio
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Winston Peters continuing to meet with Indian leaders
Foreign Minister Winston Peters is continuing to meet with regional leaders in Gujarat, India, as New Zealand works to develop a closer relationship with the country.
The government says India is… Audio
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Record-breaking number of bills passed under urgency
The National-led coalition is standing by its use of urgency in its first 100 days.
So far 14 bills have been passed entirely under urgency.
The Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has defended the… Audio
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Prime Minister not giving assurances about budget surplus timeline
The Prime Minister is refusing to give any assurances the government will be able to get back into surplus by 2027.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis has indicated she's not confident the government… Audio
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Bleak start to Ramadan in Gaza
Palestinians besieged in Gaza by Israel's war against Hamas are facing a bleak start to the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
Some had hoped for a ceasefire in time for Ramadan but talks in Cairo have… Audio
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PNG's candidate for PM facing death threats
PNG's opposition candidate for PM Allan Bird faces death threats. Audio
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US passes compact agreement following months of delay
US passes compact agreement following months of delay. Audio
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Tax relief for landlords to cost $2.9b over four years - Willis
Finance Minister and Deputy National Leader Nicola Willis talks to Nathan Rarere about the government's first 100 days, the tax relief for landlords and cuts to free school lunches, and the fast track… Audio
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Hurricanes Poua's controversial haka
A haka incorporating barbs aimed at the Government has rekindled a decades old debate over sport and politics. Audio
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BBC World Lookahead with Rob Hugh-Jones
BBC reporter Rob Hugh-Jones joins Emile Donovan to take a look at the events making headlines internationally, including Russia's presidential election, and officials facing negligence charges in… Audio
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Experts not convinced tenants will benefit from new tax policy
Landlords are the clear winners of the government's move to slash the amount of tax they need to pay, it says tenants will benefit too. But the experts aren't convinced and nor are the public. Lauren… Audio