Election '23: The hangover
There's a lot we still don't know after election day. Here are the answers to those lingering questions from Saturday night.
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Explore "te pāti māori" with insightful episodes like "Election '23: The hangover", "Disability is this year's forgotten issue", "When a 'wasted vote' isn't wasted", "Taking the public pulse with political polls" and "Political defection takes media by surprise" from podcasts like ""The Detail", "The Detail", "The Detail", "The Detail" and "Mediawatch"" and more!
Episodes (5)
Disability is this year's forgotten issue
Few parties have policies on disability issues this election. How can disabled people ensure their voices are heard?
When a 'wasted vote' isn't wasted
If you're disinterested, despondent or deflated by the election campaign and its daily parade of pointless behaviour, here's why you shouldn't miss your opportunity to exercise a little strategy in order to try and engineer a result.
Taking the public pulse with political polls
The polls are showing a tight race between the two major parties as we inch closer to October's election. But can we trust them?
Political defection takes media by surprise
Te Pāti Māori livestreams from local marae don’t usually attract much mainstream media interest. But the defection of government minister Meka Whaitiri on Wednesday was carried by every major outlet after Whakaata Māori's late-night scoop sparked a media scramble. It also created a “constitutional cluster” that needed clarity.