Definition of a woman, Labour has some new policies and scrutiny week

Definition of a woman, Labour has some new policies and scrutiny week

This week on the podcast, we begin by discussing our episode with Q Opportunity Party leader. We then unpacked the government's proposed Definition of a Woman Bill and looked at the legal, political, and social debates surrounding it. We discussed what the bill would actually do, why it has generated so much attention, and whether it has any realistic chance of becoming law.


We also took a look at Scrutiny Week in Parliament — one of the few times MPs get the opportunity to put ministers under sustained questioning about their performance, spending decisions, and policy outcomes. We discussed some of the standout moments and what they tell us about the government's priorities.


On the opposition benches, Labour has been rolling out some new policy ideas. While the party is clearly beginning to position itself for the next election, not everyone on the podcast was convinced. Eve gave her verdict on the latest announcements and explained why she thinks some of Labour's proposals miss the mark.


And of course, we wrapped up with our Social Media Moment of the Week, highlighting the post, clip, or political online drama that had everyone talking. See it here: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DmJXMCBQb/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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The Tax Tea Part Two with Shamubeel Eaqub

The Tax Tea Part Two with Shamubeel Eaqub

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The Tax Tea Part One with Brad Olsen

The Tax Tea Part One with Brad Olsen

Tax is everywhere in this election — but how much are politicians actually telling us?This week on Both Sides Now, we sit down with economist Brad Olsen to spill The Tax Tea and get into the stuff tha...

30 Syys 1h 6min

What is dirty work and is it really dirty? this weeks policy drop and the last week in parliament

What is dirty work and is it really dirty? this weeks policy drop and the last week in parliament

We kick things off with the Hager book — the latest political bombshell making waves in Wellington. We get into what’s in it, the reaction it’s sparked, and what it all means with the election just ar...

26 Syys 1h

Dr Mike Turner demystifies polls, AI in politics and campaigning

Dr Mike Turner demystifies polls, AI in politics and campaigning

This week on Both Sides Now, we’re joined by Freshwater Strategy's Dr Mike Turner, International pollster and political researcher, for a chat about pretty much everything you could want to know about...

23 Syys 57min

Ed v Mackelmore, more supermarket policy, training wages for u20s, and more!

Ed v Mackelmore, more supermarket policy, training wages for u20s, and more!

This week on Both Sides Now, we kick things off with Ed Sheeran vs Macklemore, has Ed made the right call?Then we get into the big policy stories of the week: National entering the supermarket chat. L...

19 Syys 48min

A whistlestop tour of the NINE new policies announced this week

A whistlestop tour of the NINE new policies announced this week

This week on Both Sides Now, we’re doing a political whistlestop tour because all the parties decided to do a policy dump this week. We start with the Green's KiwiMart. We then run through Labour and ...

12 Syys 52min

Student loans, women's health policy and climate change

Student loans, women's health policy and climate change

This week on Both Sides Now we kick things off with National’s student loan policy. What is National actually proposing, who stands to benefit, and does it meaningfully change the picture for young Ne...

5 Syys 46min

Mike Casey on what politicians can do to make your petrol and power bills cheaper

Mike Casey on what politicians can do to make your petrol and power bills cheaper

We sit down with Rewiring Aotearoa's Mike Casey for a wide-ranging conversation about one of the biggest costs facing New Zealanders: energy.We get into power and petrol, and ask what can politicians ...

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