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35 Minuten
Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick wants the Greens to become the largest party of the left. But what would it take to get there?
Ollie Neas talks to Swarbrick about the Greens’ changing politics, economic inequality, corporate power, public ownership, Labour, and building a mass political movement.
Public Interest is independent and entirely supported by our audience. If you value what we do, consider supporting us at publicinterest.nz.
Ollie Neas talks to Swarbrick about the Greens’ changing politics, economic inequality, corporate power, public ownership, Labour, and building a mass political movement.
Public Interest is independent and entirely supported by our audience. If you value what we do, consider supporting us at publicinterest.nz.
1 Stunde 26 Minuten
Nearly a decade after Jacinda Ardern swept into office promising transformation, what can we learn from where her government fell short?
Ollie Neas talks to economist Dr Geoff Bertram about the weakening of the New Zealand state, the limits of Labour’s economic approach, and what a future progressive government would need to do differently.
Public Interest is independent and entirely supported by our audience. If you value what we do, consider supporting us at publicinterest.nz
Ollie Neas talks to economist Dr Geoff Bertram about the weakening of the New Zealand state, the limits of Labour’s economic approach, and what a future progressive government would need to do differently.
Public Interest is independent and entirely supported by our audience. If you value what we do, consider supporting us at publicinterest.nz
24 Minuten
Bird flu has reached New Zealand. Ollie Neas talks to epidemiologist Professor Nigel French about the threat H5N1 poses to New Zealand, how prepared we are for an outbreak, and why climate change, intensive agriculture and other human activity are creating a “perfect storm” for the emergence of new diseases.
Public Interest is independent and entirely supported by our audience. If you value conversations like this, please consider supporting our work at publicinterest.nz
Public Interest is independent and entirely supported by our audience. If you value conversations like this, please consider supporting our work at publicinterest.nz
50 Minuten
Around the world the centre-right is collapsing and the far-right is insurgent. Is the same about to happen here in New Zealand?
Ollie Neas is joined by political commentator Bryce Edwards and Massey University associate professor Sean Phelan to discuss the state of the New Zealand right in 2026. How has right-wing politics in New Zealand changed over the past decade? And beneath the blustery rhetoric, what does the right really want?
Public Interest is independent and entirely supported by our audience. If you value conversations like this, please consider supporting our work at publicinterest.nz.
Ollie Neas is joined by political commentator Bryce Edwards and Massey University associate professor Sean Phelan to discuss the state of the New Zealand right in 2026. How has right-wing politics in New Zealand changed over the past decade? And beneath the blustery rhetoric, what does the right really want?
Public Interest is independent and entirely supported by our audience. If you value conversations like this, please consider supporting our work at publicinterest.nz.
54 Minuten
Labour says New Zealand’s economy is no longer working for ordinary people. But do its new fiscal rules leave it enough room to actually change things?
Ollie Neas talks to journalist and commentator Bernard Hickey about Labour’s new fiscal strategy, the legacy of the Public Finance Act, and whether Labour’s lack of ambition is holding the left back.
Bernard Hickey is a journalist, commentator, and editor of The Kākā.
Ollie Neas talks to journalist and commentator Bernard Hickey about Labour’s new fiscal strategy, the legacy of the Public Finance Act, and whether Labour’s lack of ambition is holding the left back.
Bernard Hickey is a journalist, commentator, and editor of The Kākā.
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