Show Notes
Law makers and politicians who keep avoiding public scrutiny are dangerous anywhere int rh world it happens - it limits how much the public knows - stopping informed decision making, it limits an understanding of impacts and changes and limits the ability to stop harmful laws before they hurt people. And this government loves to avoid its scrutiny.
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Sentiment tracking helps us see what messages are landing, or in the case of National, tanking with audiences - and there's a really clear reason why - voters are sick of being lied to.
The third and final Chrises debate followed a common theme - Christopher Luxon spoke and incorrect things fell out of his mouth. Don't forget to vote for 'Paul... The Other One' for Listeners Choice at this year's Listeners Choice category at www.nzpodcastawards.com/nominate
The latest updates from around the campaign as cut off for enrolment looms, and I catch up with Arena Williams to learn more about Labours Right to Repair for cars policy she recently announced. Don't forget to vote for 'Paul... The Other One' for Listeners Choice at this year's Listeners Choice category at www.nzpodcastawards.com/nominate
It's been a busy weekend - I've been visiting locations as diverse as Lancre in the Ramptops to learn the magic of words, to the local Hospital to hear about the horrors of a health system under the squeeze.
From scary pictures of brown faces to cherry picking economic data, the post Second Chrises leaders debate Facebook follow up from national was just as full of BS as their debate claims. Often they were the same thing.