RNZ's Morning Report hosted its third debate this morning - with this one focused on climate change.
Those participating in the debate, hosted by Corin Dann, were Labour's Megan Woods, National's Simon Watts and James Shaw for the Green Party.
The three broad topics discussed are managed retreat/adaptation, on-farm emissions and the ETS, including forestry and revenue.
See how the debate unfolded with RNZ's blog:
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