The Bradbury Group NCEA Meltdown, Homelessness + Unemployment vs National Conference & FBI Wellington with Professor Welby Ings, John Tamihere, Maria Slade + Max Harris

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8pm LIVE TONIGHT: A Professor, a Marxist, a Business Journalist, a political commentator and the Māori Party President all walk into a bar and the barman says,

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1-on-1 in 10 is Education Academic Professor Welby Ings on the NCEA changes.

The Political Panel:

  • John Tamihere – Māori Party President
  • Maria Slade – Property Editor at Business Desk
  • Max Harris – Political Commentator

Topics:

  • Issue 1 – Unemployment + Homelessness vs the National Party conference
  • Issue 2 – NCEA vs Competition vs the point of public education
  • Issue 3 – FBI in Wellington – what is happening?

2 COMMENTS

  1. Issue 3 – FBI in Wellington – what is happening?

    A question for the Bradbury Group Panel tonight

    ‘israel is America’s cherised freind and partner.
    Is Israel New Zealand’s cherished friend and partner?
    The Shin Bet is Israel’s version of the FBI.
    If the Shin Bet wanted to open up shop in New Zeaalnd, do the panel think the current government would object?

    Quote
    “My administration will always stand in solidarity with our Jewish brothers and sisters, and we will always stand strong with our cherished friend and partner, the state of Israel.”

    President Donald J. Trump

  2. From the NZ Herald:

    FBI to establish base in New Zealand, after Director Kash Patel visit
    By Thomas Coughlan & Adam Pearse
    NZ Herald· 31 Jul, 2025 02:02 PM

    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/fbi-to-establish-base-in-new-zealand-after-director-kash-patel-visit/HLACKSKCSFCJTO7K4AGVMQWFEY/?

    Green MP Teanau Tuiono was strongly against the FBI’s presence in New Zealand and its potential impact on foreign policy.
    “We are not another state of the United States; we shouldn’t be allowing foreign powers to be setting up shop like this.”

    Labour’s Carmel Sepuloni said she wanted more information, saying the news had come as a surprise.

    Does anyone on the panel want to take a stab at what the Labour Party’s position on the FBI base might be when they get that information?

    When will Carmel Sepuloni receive the information she said she wanted for Labour to have a position?

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