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Explore " nzpol" with insightful episodes like "Three Strikes: They're Out! by Poppy Carpenter – Coromind Issue 12, 2023", "Vaughan Winiata (Te Whare e Tōtika) - Altbays Table Talk #232", "Episode 15: Raf Manji on how TOP can make it to Parliament in 2023", "Episode 13: Margaret Wilson reflects on her career in politics and fighting for pay equity" and "Episode 12: Max Rashbrooke on class, inequality and money in politics" from podcasts like ""Coromind", "ALTBAYS", "On the Tiles", "On the Tiles" and "On the Tiles"" and more!

Episodes (9)

Three Strikes: They're Out! by Poppy Carpenter – Coromind Issue 12, 2023

... On average, teachers work 55 hours every week, in and out of the classroom. On top of this, they work an extra 21 hours a week during holidays. For most, teaching is incredibly taxing and time-consuming. In an NZCER survey, a participant said they struggled to find a healthy work-life balance, and…

Coromind

en-nzDecember 21, 2023

Vaughan Winiata (Te Whare e Tōtika) - Altbays Table Talk #232

Are you optimistic about the socio-economic and cultural scenario for Aotearoa NZ in 2024? The Altbays Table Talk has the pleasure of bringing back business mentor Vaughan Winiata, who is also involved with the Corrections sector in Aotearoa, to chat with Leo and the always-sharp kaiako Māori, Brandon Amoamo. Watch it here now!

ALTBAYS Table Talk 232 – Vaughan Winiata (Te Whare e Tōtika)

Welcome to the Altbays Table Talk (Feat. Brandon Amoamo and Leo Magri)

Vaughan boasts a successful professional and commercial track record, encompassing a corporate career and business ownership. He has served as an advisor and mentor to small businesses and recently transitioned into the realm of Corrections, focusing on the reintegration of prisoners post-conviction. Additionally, Vaughan manages the Treaty Partners online platform, dedicated to explaining and clarifying the conditions of the Treaty of Waitangi.

We're thrilled to welcome Vaughan back to our show; his initial appearance was on show #187 alongside Elvisa Van Der Leden. Joining us is kaiako Māori Brandon Amoamo, who has previously graced the Altbays Table Talk on show #99, and returning with Joe Davis [Ngāti Hei Kaumātua] on show #212.

ALTBAYS Table Talk invites awesome people to have an honest, laid-back conversation. Our platform focuses on bringing communities together and thrive.

ALTBAYS

en-usDecember 05, 2023

Episode 15: Raf Manji on how TOP can make it to Parliament in 2023

Raf Manji has been around the political scene for some time, with a few attempts to break into Parliament through different electorates. Now, he's got new aims to get The Opportunities Party over the magic 5% threshold and into Parliament - and potentially Government - in 2023. He joined Thomas Coughlan to discuss his political motivations, what Labour and National need to do different around the economy and house prices, TOP's stance on social issues, and which parties TOP could work with in government.

Follow On the Tiles on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes out on Fridays.

You can find more politics news at nzherald.co.nz/politics
You can follow Thomas Coughlan on Twitter @coughlthom

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On the Tiles

en-nzFebruary 17, 2022

Episode 13: Margaret Wilson reflects on her career in politics and fighting for pay equity

Margaret Wilson is a stalwart of the Labour Party, having served as its President, a staff member in Geoffrey Palmer's Prime Ministerial office, before serving as a MP, Minister and eventually Speaker during Helen Clark's Government. To reflect on her lengthy political career that she details in her memoir, Activism, Feminism, Politics and Parliament, Wilson joins Thomas Coughlan on this week's On the Tiles.
Follow On the Tiles on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes out on Fridays.

You can find more politics news at nzherald.co.nz/politics
You can follow Thomas Coughlan on Twitter @coughlthom

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On the Tiles

en-nzFebruary 04, 2022

Episode 12: Max Rashbrooke on class, inequality and money in politics

On the Tiles is back for a new year of political chat - and to kick off 2022, Thomas is joined by Max Rashbrooke, author of Too Much Money, which argues for class to be discussed in political life alongside gender and race. The two discuss what role class has in political discussion and New Zealand life, growing inequality between the rich and poor in New Zealand the consequences of that, the advantages wealth gives you, and how political parties can tackle this inequality.

Follow On the Tiles on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

You can find more politics news at nzherald.co.nz/politics
You can follow Thomas Coughlan on Twitter @coughlthom

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On the Tiles

en-nzJanuary 20, 2022

Episode 11: Wrapping the year in politics - and what it means for 2022

For the final episode of the year, Thomas is riding solo as he recaps some of the key moments of the year in politics - with Covid-19 dominating everything, plus a bit of economic chat, house prices and some of the key social issues that have dominated discussion during 2021. And what do the ups and downs of this year mean for 2022?

On the Tiles will return in January 2022!

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On the Tiles

en-nzDecember 22, 2021

Episode 9: Analysing National's implosion - where did Judith go wrong and what's next?

In an emergency episode of On the Tiles, Thomas Coughlan is joined by Newstalk ZB's Jason Walls to analyse a chaotic 24 hours for the National Party. What was Judith Collins thinking in demoting Simon Bridges, and was this a 'bridge too far' after other shows of strength? What does this mean for National's already beleaguered board? Who will replace Collins as leader and what will her legacy be? And which National MP emerged on top from this mess?

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On the Tiles

en-nzNovember 25, 2021

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Episode 6: What the hell just happened with National's leadership?

The original plan for this week's episode of In the Loop was thrown out the window when former National Party leader Judith Collins sent a bombshell email late on Wednesday night, demoting her rumoured leadership challenger Simon Bridges over historical allegations of inappropriate comments. Less than 24 hours later, it was Collins that found herself demoted, losing her leadership of the party as her MPs fought back against the move.
So what exactly happened? Rosie and Katie break down a chaotic day at Parliament before chatting with former National Party press secretary Ben Thomas about Collins' downfall and what the future holds for the party.

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enNovember 25, 2021

Episode 8: Simon Bridges talks Covid, capitalism, climate change and conversion therapy

In this week's episode, Thomas has a one-on-one chat with National Party MP and former leader Simon Bridges. They discuss Bridges' new book, why he thinks the country should do more on climate change, personalities trumping ideology, his stance on conversion therapy, and why he isn't a big fan of capitalism. Plus, Bridges reflects on the state of the Covid response, the Facebook post that brought him down, and whether he wants to go again as leader.

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On the Tiles

en-nzNovember 18, 2021