The Working Group with Herald Columnist Matthew Hooton, Labour MP David Parker and Stuff Columnist Damien Grant

It’s Shakespearean vaudeville politics 

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As the rest of the media industry die – The Working Group, New Zealand’s greatest weekly political podcast THAT IS NOT FUNDED BY NZ ON AIR, returns 7.30pm live tonight for our 2024 Season!

Streaming live from the palatial new podcast studios at Mediaworks, we are live on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, The Daily Blog and ROVA .

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Panelists tonight: NZ Herald Columnist Matthew Hooton, Labour Party Jedi David Parker and the Libertarian Cheerleader Damien Grant.

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Issue 1 – AUKUS vs Pillar 2 vs Independent Foreign Policy vs China’s reaction

Issue 2 – Unemployment up, more liquidations up and house values slumping – can the NZ Economy survive borrowing for tax cuts?

Issue 3 – Nationals new Mega Prison – we won’t feed hungry kids at school but we will build mega prisons

It’s Shakespearean vaudeville politics

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The podcast broadcasts live 7.30pm Tuesdays from the new podcast studios at  Mediaworks on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, The Daily Blog, Apple Podcasts, Spotify & Rova 

4 COMMENTS

  1. I don’t know why but I’m over Ralston Group stuff. Z’media changes. Can’t read books anymore as well, but by all means carry on.

    Have no regard for Grant — Israel, climate change and trickle-down economics. A futtling sort of fool.

  2. it was a great broadcast. really enjoyed it.
    I like David Parker but he really needs to find some courage and say what really happened regarding tax in the last Labour government. Speak the truth and throw Grant under the bus.

    • Well why would he need to state to you what you obviously believe.
      If he said he couldn’t convince caucus you wouldn’t believe him.
      That said I believe it was a missed opportunity by Labour to show some balls and be inventive.
      If they had we wouldn’t have the mess we have now with the bumbling fools we have in charge now.
      Eg Seymour saying school lunches will be what mum and dad put in kids lunch boxes now. Does he like 4 hour old soggy sandwiches , bet he wouldn’t buy one.
      He obviously didn’t read the report yesterday on RNZ news that pointed out that schools with the most wastage were those doing precisely what he proposes.

  3. It was quite a good show – your intro was fun. 🙂

    All sides woefully ignorant of the Houthi issue, but never mind – it’s a long way from here.

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