I'm joined by Elisha Watson, social entrepreneur and founder of Nisa, a Wellington-based manufacturer and retailer of ethically and sustainably produced clothing, with a mission to provide employment opportunities to people (especially women) from refugee and migrant backgrounds. We discuss the challenges facing refugees and migrants in finding employment in New Zealand, and what can be done to better enable these communities to feel welcome and supported. 

For more information on Nisa and Elisha's mission, head to their website: www.nisa.co.nz, or their social media: www.facebook.com/nisa.workshop www.instagram.com/nisa.workshop

With Auckland in Level 4 and the rest of New Zealand in Level 2, New Zealanders continue our successful battle against Covid-19 surrounded by questions about moving forward. In this episode, I'm joined by leading innovator, businessman and founder of Animation Research Limited, Sir Ian Taylor, about where to from here.

In this episode I'm joined by Leonie Freeman, Chief Executive of Property Council New Zealand, to discuss the Council's mission, the legislative, supply and demand issues driving the housing crisis, and how we might solve it. 

For more information on the Council, head to: https://www.propertynz.co.nz/about-us. 

To learn more about Leonie's philanthropic and independent initiative to solve Auckland's housing crisis, visit: https://thehomepage.nz. 

In this episode, I sit down with National's Covid-19 Response Spokesperson, Chris Bishop, to discuss the current lockdown, vaccine rollout, and ways New Zealand can improve its Covid-19 response.

In this episode, I sit down with Former Minister of Trade Tim Groser, Saunders Unsworth trade expert Charles Finny, and National's spokesperson for Trade Nicola Grigg, to discuss all things trade. 

In this episode, I sit down with Kathryn Marshall, General Manager of Williams Corporation, to discuss the bureaucracy slowing down housing construction and suggestions on improving the system- all from the perspective of a company in the trenches. 

I sit down with Brad Olsen, Principal Economist and Director at Infometrics and leading economic commentator, to discuss New Zealand's housing crisis. 

In this episode I sit down with Bill Browder, the financier and political activist behind the global movement of 'Magnitsky laws', which began in the United States. We discuss Bill's remarkable story as the victim of corruption in Russia, his involvement in passing these laws in the US and globally, and why New Zealand should join other nations in adding targeted sanctions to our diplomatic toolkit. 

I'm joined in this episode by fellow National MPs Erica Stanford and Stuart Smith, to discuss National's climate change approach, in response to my previous episodes with Golriz Ghahraman and Dr Rod Carr. 

I'm joined in this episode by Dr Rod Carr, Chair of the Climate Change Commission. We sit down to discuss the Commission's role, and how we can practically achieve New Zealand's climate targets.