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National's Nicola Willis and Labour's Ginny Andersen join Nick Mills for Politics Monday.
Together they discuss the ongoing coalition negotiations between National, ACT and NZ First, fresh bullying allegations made against Ginny, the state of the Government's books, and pharmacists calling for prescriptions to remain free.
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National's Nicola Willis and Labour's Ginny Andersen join Nick Mills for Politics Monday.
Together they discuss the ongoing coalition negotiations between National, ACT and NZ First, fresh bullying allegations made against Ginny, the state of the Government's books, and pharmacists calling for prescriptions to remain free.
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Labour's Ginny Andersen and National's Nicola Willis join Nick Mills for Politics Monday.
Together they discuss how coalition negotiations are tracking, New Zealand now being the second highest vaping nation, allegations that Ginny yelled at a teenage volunteer on election night, the Electoral Commission facing counting errors, and Chris Hipkins changing his tune on tax.
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Labour's Ginny Andersen and National's Nicola Willis join Nick Mills for Politics Monday.
Together they discuss how coalition negotiations are tracking, New Zealand now being the second highest vaping nation, allegations that Ginny yelled at a teenage volunteer on election night, the Electoral Commission facing counting errors, and Chris Hipkins changing his tune on tax.
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Labour's Ginny Andersen and National's Nicola Willis join Nick Mills for Politics Monday following special votes being counted.
Together they discuss whether David Seymour and Winston Peters can work constructively, if recounts can make a difference, the Mongrel Mob seeking legal advice regarding the National Party’s gang policy, and Golden Mile contracts remaining unsigned.
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Labour's Ginny Andersen and National's Nicola Willis join Nick Mills for Politics Monday following special votes being counted.
Together they discuss whether David Seymour and Winston Peters can work constructively, if recounts can make a difference, the Mongrel Mob seeking legal advice regarding the National Party’s gang policy, and Golden Mile contracts remaining unsigned.
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Labour Minister Ginny Anderson and National's finance spokesperson Nicola Willis join Nick Mills ahead of special votes being counted.
Throughout the hour the pair exchange jibes over coalition negotiations, National's fiscal plan, new specialist wait time figures, and the Let's Get Wellington Moving transport project.
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Labour Minister Ginny Anderson and National's finance spokesperson Nicola Willis join Nick Mills ahead of special votes being counted.
Throughout the hour the pair exchange jibes over coalition negotiations, National's fiscal plan, new specialist wait time figures, and the Let's Get Wellington Moving transport project.
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Labour says efforts to crack down on ram raids are working.
The party's police spokesperson is hitting back at claims by National Leader Chris Luxon that there are two ram raids a day.
Ginny Andersen told Tim Dower data released by Police shows a 70 percent reduction in ram raids from their peak of 116 a month in August last year.
“While the numbers are a bit noisy, they have been in decline generally since that point where they peaked. So they reached 35, which is the lowest we’ve had over a two-year period.”
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Labour says efforts to crack down on ram raids are working.
The party's police spokesperson is hitting back at claims by National Leader Chris Luxon that there are two ram raids a day.
Ginny Andersen told Tim Dower data released by Police shows a 70 percent reduction in ram raids from their peak of 116 a month in August last year.
“While the numbers are a bit noisy, they have been in decline generally since that point where they peaked. So they reached 35, which is the lowest we’ve had over a two-year period.”
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Hutt South is being tipped as one of the most gripping electorate races this year.
The high-profile seat sees senior National MP Chris Bishop take on Labour's Justice and Police Minister, Ginny Andersen.
Bishop flipped the historically safe red seat blue in 2017, but Andersen took it back three years later.
Azaria Howell headed to Hutt City and Petone to gauge the mood of voters.
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Ginny Andersen, Chris Bishop and Neelu Jennings joins Newstalk ZB’s Wellington Mornings host Nick Mills for a live Hutt South panel debate.
The trio, representing Labour, National and the Greens respectively, discuss the Melling Interchange and RiverLink project and National's promise to build the Petone to Grenada Link Road.
They also explain how each candidate can better support the Hutt Hospital and how they can crack down on crime in the area.
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Labour MP for Hutt South Minister Ginny Andersen and National Party Deputy Leader Nicola Willis join Nick Mills for Politics Monday.
Together they debate the Prime Minister ruling out working with NZ First, concerns surrounding electronic monitoring and home detention, Labour's plan to cap vape retailers, the 1News Verian poll, and National MP Tim van de Molen being stripped of all portfolios.
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Labour MP for the Hutt South and Police Minister Ginny Andersen and National Party Deputy Leader Nicola Willis join Nick Mills on Politics Monday.
This week they butt heads over whether juvenile detention facilities would help curb youth crime, if the Government's Winter health plan will alleviate pressure, and what Meka Whaitiri's defection from Labour says about the Government.
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National Party Deputy Leader Nicola Willis and Labour MP for the Hutt South and Police Minister Ginny Andersen join Nick Mills on Politics Monday.
Together they discuss reports that Rimutaka Prison is bursting at the seams, Labour's plan to reduce class sizes by one student, the Affordable Water Reforms and
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National MP Chris Bishop and Police Minister Ginny Andersen join Nick Mills for Politics Monday.
Together they debate what is continuing to drive youth crime, National's renewable energy policy, whether the minimum wage increasing is enough for struggling Kiwis, and what legacy Jacinda Ardern will leave behind as she makes her valedictory speech this week.
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