Maddy and Byron bring you the rapid fire run through of the last week in politics. From the National Party banning phones in schools, the rise of the NZ First phoenix, Labours fruity GST idea and the Greens dishing out solar panels to million dollar homes - it certainly is election season!

Politics is heating up with campaign promises left, right and ambitiously somewhere near the centre. We talk about clean energy invest from labour, free dental care for all from the greens, Act's plan to rid Lambton Quay of public servants and 
Later on we are joined by Andrew Schultz, an economist with Sense Partners to talk us through all of these transport promises

Wow! Fifty episodes, who would have thought we would make it this far (not us.) this week we’re talking TAX. The good, the bad and the gst. We also cover off the Labour Party list and the great road plan of the blue team. One question we don’t get an answer to though, is Palmerston North - boring or not? 

Byron's back after a long trip through the Australian outback! We cover the story of the week, Kiri Allen's parliamentary exit and dive into the big policy and campaign announcements of the week. We celebrate the kick off of the FIFA world cup, pothole patches and being In It To Get New Zealand Back On Track. 

An awesome episode with Deborah Hart the chair of  The Independent Electoral Review Panel to take us through the current consultation and what it means for us as every day lovers of democracy and voting. Byron and Maddy also cover off the shufflings of cabinet, the state of our universities, the National Party conference as well as the big China trip for Prime Minister Chip.

Maddy and Byron are here with the weekly breakdown of all things policy and politics. This week we cover of the Minister Woods airport share fiasco, new vaping legislation, NZPost cancelling sending your letters to a quarter of the world and have the Act Party just started the tax cut wars? It is an election year after all!

We're taking you through the highs and lows, the big winners and big losers, of this years budget. With only four months to run to the election, what does it mean for the public, the policies and the polls?

We're back! And one of us is very apologetic for our absence... It's just Maddy and Byron taking you through a rapid fire recap of the last three weeks. We cover the cost of living crisis, cry babies, AUKUS, political candidates, food prices, crime, the ned of Stuart Nash, class sizes and everything weird and wonderful inbetween.

This week we warm ourselves next to the flames of Hipkins policy bonfire and give our two cents on the state of the Labour party. Later on we're joined by Amanda Butterworth, Ākina Foundation Social Procurement Director and New Zealand coordinator of Fashion Revolution to discuss why it's important to know where your clothing comes from.

We're back for another week of rambling and ranting! Byron and Maddy take you through the big ticket items of the week; the teachers strike, the ongoing ferry chaos  and what's happening in the woeful world of banking. Later on we're joined by Rebecca Ingram, Chief Executive of Tourism Industry Aotearoa to discuss the return of tourism post a summer of catastrophic weather events.