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With one last hurrah, goneburger is goneburger
When James Shaw tweeted "James Shaw goneburger" it was the zenith of one political reporter's eight-year effort to goneburger every departing politician in New Zealand. But Jo Moir is now leaving… Audio
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Mediawatch for 4 February 2024
Audio 4 Feb 2024This week on Mediawatch, does bad news about the economy trump good news? The end of the line for goneburger? Audio
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Select Committee live-streaming moves off Facebook
Live-streaming of public select committee hearings is now being hosted on Parliament’s own website instead of on Facebook. Audio
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Chloe Swarbrick makes bid for Green Party leadership
Green MP Chloe Swarbrick is officially in the running to become the party's next co-leader. The Auckland Central MP is currently the sole contender to replace James Shaw. Chloe Swarbrick set a bold… Audio
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Shaw's message for his successor as he prepares to bow out
Green Party co-leader James Shaw talks about his decision to step down, his time in the role, and the message he has for whoever succeeds him. Audio
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Prime Minister prepares to speak after Iwi Forum meeting
Iwi leaders have met with Government representatives wanting more clarity on how ACT's Treaty Principles Bill might progress through parliament.
The prime minister and other members of his cabinet… Audio
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Chlöe Swarbrick announces Green Party co-leadership bid
Auckland Central MP Chlöe Swarbrick is running for the Co-leader of the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand.
It was largely expected she would go for the position after James Shaw resigned earlier in… Audio
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Broadcaster Julian Wilcox on Waitangi day
A Māori Affairs broadcaster is expecting tough talking at this year's Waitangi commemorations beginning today.
The occasion at the Treaty grounds continues throughout the weekend, culminating with… Audio
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Government can expect 'frank' talks at Iwi Chairs Forum - Rahui Papa
Top government ministers will sit down today with Māori leaders from nearly every corner of Aotearoa at the National Iwi Chairs Forum.
The forum is the pre-eminent grouping of indigenous leaders, who… Audio
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NZ to get closer defence ties to Australia after meetings
Australia's foreign minister is describing the agreement for closer defence and foreign ties with New Zealand as a huge step forward in strengthening ties between the countries.
Australian officials… Audio
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Casey Costello under fire over tobacco tax freeze proposal
The opposition's demanding to know if the tobacco industry is behind the documents the Associate Health Minister sent to officials suggesting a freeze on tobacco tax.
Casey Costello has been under… Audio
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Harder than it looks: Welcome to the ministry Ms Costello
Being a government minister is harder than it looks. Parliament is a tough master of its governments. This week a clutch of ministers made mea culpas, and one is learning fast just how hard it can be.
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Australia and NZ foreign and defence ministers sit down wrapped
The significant sit-down between Australia and New Zealand's foreign affairs and defence ministers has just wrapped up in Melbourne. The four ministers have just updated reporters on what was… Video, Audio
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Cuts will have consequences, Massey University told
Massey University is being warned of severe consequences if it goes ahead with its proposed cuts to humanities staff. A politics professor has said plans to slash jobs will affect the university's… Audio
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SmokeFree Minister facing calls to be sacked
The country's SmokeFree minister is facing calls to be sacked, with the Labour Party questioning the newbie MP's integrity. Casey Costello, who is a New Zealand First MP and Associate Health Minister… Audio
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Iwi leaders in Northland for annual hui
Iwi leaders from across the motu have arrived in Northland for the annual meeting of the iwi chairs forum.
The hui in Kerikeri comes after the Hui aa Motu at Tūrangawaewae and ahead of what's… Audio
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Peters and Collins in Australia for meetings with counterparts
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters and Defence Minister Judith Collins have gone into their first meeting with their Australian counterparts in Melbourne.
The pair travelled to Australia… Audio
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Australia and New Zealand Foreign and Defence Ministers' in inaugural meeting
Foreign Minister Winston Peters and Defence Minister Judith Collins are in Melbourne for the inaugural Australia and New Zealand Foreign and Defence Ministers' Meeting.
They are meeting with their… Audio
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Judith Collins on joining non-nuclear part of AUKUS alliance
Documents show Defence officials began pitching the benefits of joining the AUKUS military alliance months ago.
The Defence Minister, Judith Collins, is expected to raise the prospect of joining the… Audio
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Defence officials promoting benefits of joining second tier of AUKUS, documents say
Documents show Defence officials have for months been promoting the benefits of joining the AUKUS military alliance.
Defence Minister Judith Collins meets her counterpart in Melbourne on Thursday… Audio
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Winston Peters and Judith Collins arrive in Melbourne for meetings with Australian counterparts
Winston Peters and Judith Collins will attend the first meeting between both the foreign and defence ministers of New Zealand and Australia on Thursday.
The pair travelled to Melbourne Wednesday… Audio
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PM does not understand how Parliament works - Carmel Sepuloni
On Wednesday, Police Minister Mark Mitchell recommitted to the coalition government's agreement to train an additional 500 police officers within two years. On Tuesday he told Parliament it would take… Audio
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EVs appear to be on an unstoppable journey
Government levers to increase electric car ownership have worked, and now EVs have a toe in the market it looks like even higher user charges won't stop them Audio
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Legislative year begins with ending Productivity Commission
The first piece of legislation Parliament is looking at in 2024 disestablishes a Crown entity that MPs all agreed has been doing great work. But they don't all agree that it should go. Audio
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Coalition committed to two-year plan on police recruitment
The Police Minister will likely front up to parliament Wednesday afternoon to correct statements he made about training new police officers.
Mark Mitchell told the House that the Government would… Audio
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Government to roll back rules restricting pay-day lenders
The government is rolling back lending rules and requirements brought in by the last government including restrictions aimed at predatory pay-day lenders.
The Commerce Minister Andrew Bayley is… Audio
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Questions over Greens leadership after Shaw resignation
Green Party co-leader James Shaw announced his resignation on Tuesday.
His replacement will be announced by the 10th of March at the latest after a vote by party members.
A few names are being… Audio
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Labour accuses government of a broken promise over police numbers
Labour says the government has broken a pre-election promise, after it extended the deadline to deliver hundreds of new police officers.
National and New Zealand First's coalition agreement committed… Audio
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PM Luxon on frontline police numbers
The Prime Minister is walking back on comments made in parliament on Tuesday by the police minister Mark Mitchell that it would take three years not two to recruit 500 extra police officers.
Prime… Audio