Show Notes
On the North Shore this weekend, both Chrises gave us examples of how media is forced to summarise complicated, nuanced moments and details into a few sentences or a quick soundbite package. 00:00 - Introduction 05:46 - Chris Hipkins Q&A & Caucus Support 07:33 - Struggle finding Apprentices 09:21 - Return of Retirement Housing Deposits 10:49 - Supporting young first-home buyers1 2:23 - Decentralising Te Tiriti in Education 14:56 - Mining on Conservation land, Disability Worker pay & Pay Equity 17:47 - Labour's position on Wealth Tax and Land Tax 20:21 - Health Sector investment (NZNO Q&A) 21:47 - The future of Smokefree Aotearoa 23:19 - Campaigning on Capital Gains Tax (CGT) 25:18 - Funding the public transport cap 27:32 - Coalition narratives, Section 7AA & Oranga Tamariki 31:22 - Impact of Shane Jones' comments 32:14 - Supporting tradies & lowering food costs (milk and beef)
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