Inside Parliament

An apology and a resignation, we look at the fallout following a damning report into last year’s botched census. We look at Karel Sroubek’s chances of being released from prison next month and when he will be deported, we discuss Paula Bennett’s decision not to stand in her West Auckland seat next election and head the National Party’s 2020 campaign. And finally we talk about the alleged Christchurch Mosque gunman sending out letters from prison to far right groups.

“That’s a stupid thing to say”- NZ First MP Ron Mark hits back at reactions to a proposed volunteer police force. We unpack the idea and also look at how the proposed abortion law reform is tracking. Finally, we look at the Green Party, is there internal dissent, or is Jack McDonald just throwing a bit of shade?

Produced, Engineered and Edited by Adam Simpson

Shot by Scarlett Wild

Research by Rochelle Duncan

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We’re back with the latest 1 News Poll front and centre. We also polled on euthanasia and looked at responses to the PM’s Tokelau trip. Finally, last weekend saw us at the National Party conference witnessing National’s united front.

Produced and Edited by Adam Simpson

Camera by Scarlett Wild

Engineered by Brian Holloway

Research by Mark Hutchings

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We’re back with the latest 1 News Poll front and centre. We also polled on euthanasia and looked at responses to the PM’s Tokelau trip. Finally, last weekend saw us at the National Party conference witnessing National’s united front.

A quiet week full of Government announcements on Electric vehicle subsidies, medicinal cannabis and cutting the cost of NCEA. We also look back at an early kiwi electric car from 1995.

A busy week as Amy Adams shuffles out, Gabriel Makhlouf shuffles off, and Phil Twyford is shuffled sideways. Also, where to now for the End of Life Choice Bill after passing it’s 2nd reading in Parliament.

New insurgent revelations as villagers exit the Operation Burnham inquiry. A new arrival lands in National Party leadership chatter prompting Key comparisons, and not everyone’s happy with gun buy-back prices confirmed this week.

Kiwibuild, cannabis and political popularity. We make sense of the recent polls, and as Kiwi troops prepare to head home from Iraq, we look back to John Key sending them there in 2015.

The Government’s so-called wellbeing budget was overshadowed by a furore after National released parts of it early. We also look at key investments into mental health and children in Grant Robertson’s 2nd budget and flashback to 1986 when Roger Douglas offered to resign after his budget was leaked.

Produced by Adam Simpson

Engineered by Cameron Murray

Shot by Scarlett Wild

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As bullying, harassment and much worse have come to light, Jessica & Benedict discuss the feeling as MPs, staff and media were all under suspicion. Also this week MSD have acted illegally in the use of people’s private information and as at least one new Christian political party rises, we look back to see how another went in 2007.