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On the Tiles

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New Zealand
US Presidential Election
Budget 2024
Assassination Attempt
Green Party
Tauranga
Donald Trump
Labour Party
Joe Biden
Te Pāti Māori
Mental Health
Tax Cuts
Climate Change
Auckland
Julie Anne Genter
Suicide
Military Influence In Politics
Political Conventions
American Patriotism
Local Government

Each Friday, NZ Herald Deputy Political Editor Thomas Coughlan covers off the biggest political news in New Zealand, going behind the headlines and giving the inside perspective direct from the Beehive, featuring interviews with politicians, press gallery reporters and economic and political experts.

And join us every month for a Local Edition episode with Georgina Campbell, looking at the bigges... more

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Last week, Opposition Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs Hon David Parker gave a speech addressing the state of New Zealand's international relations as part of an event for Diplosphere.

Thomas chaired a Q&A after the event between Parker and the au... more

Health care in New Zealand eats up a huge portion of the budget each year, and it's growing - The Government spent 7.3% of GDP on health in the year to June 2024, more than any year outside of Covid.

Treasury reckons spending is expected to grow t... more

In the first political panel catchup for the year, Thomas is joined by Newstalk ZB Political Editor Jason Walls and NZ Herald Wellington Business Editor Jenee Tibshraeny to discuss a hectic period in local politics - ranging from the resignation of R... more

Competition for the top job in our biggest cities is heating up ahead of this year’s local body elections, with some potential candidates already causing a stir.

Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau has confirmed she wants a second term although many peopl... more

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Recent Guests

Bill English
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand and Parliamentary Undersecretary for Health
Episode: Sir Bill English on what's needed to fix the health system
Marco de Jong
Lecturer at AUT specializing in political studies
AUT
Episode: Politics in the Pacific: AUKUS, Cook Islands and tensions with China
Craig Renney
Chief economist at the CTU and former ministerial advisor
Council of Trade Unions (CTU)
Episode: Craig Renney offers an alternative take on economic growth
Nick Leggett
Former Porirua mayor and chief executive of Infrastructure New Zealand
Infrastructure New Zealand
Episode: The winners and losers of local politics in 2024
Simon Wilson
Senior writer at NZ Herald
NZ Herald
Episode: The winners and losers of local politics in 2024
Scott Brown
Former US Ambassador to New Zealand and US Senator from Massachusetts
Episode: Former US Ambassador to NZ Scott Brown weighs in on his country's election
Tory Whanau
Mayor of Wellington
Wellington City Council
Episode: Tory Whanau on what's next for Wellington after airport sales plan voted down
Ben McNulty
Labour Councillor for Wellington City
Wellington City Council
Episode: Tory Whanau on what's next for Wellington after airport sales plan voted down
Moko Tepania
Mayor of the Far North
Episode: Why the majority of local councils are backing Māori wards

Hosts

Thomas Coughlan
Deputy Political Editor of The New Zealand Herald, focusing on political news and insights. He regularly hosts discussions on pressing political matters and provides analysis from the Beehive.
Georgina Campbell
Host of Local Edition and a journalist with a focus on local government issues. She provides insights on key local politics and engagement with community concerns.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 45 ratings
  • Too much whining

    The episode I listened to was harping on about size of government — I mean if you really want more taxpayer money spent on consultants then smaller government is going to be fantastic. You’d think the NZ government had money to burn listening to this. Way better to hire the consultants as staff, yep, it’s a bigger government but you will have the right experts for all the critical work in house, less need for consultants, boom! Money saved.

    I thought I’d be in for interesting politics. Maybe I ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Golzed
    New Zealand2 years ago
  • Well researched & unbiased

    This has to be one of the best political podcasts in NZ

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Josephcou4
    New Zealand3 years ago
  • Hitting its straps

    Gradually becoming a staple for the tragic Kiwi politics wonk.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nick Latty
    New Zealand3 years ago
  • Beuno

    eu amo as telhas!

    mas quando aprendemos a colocar ladrilhos?

    obrigado

    Paulo

    Rio de Janerio

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mnytdvloddem
    Australia4 years ago
  • Absolute rubbish

    Pravda in New Zealand.

    They could learn from The Detail.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Massimillianonz
    New Zealand4 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Overall, it is considered a go-to source for both seasoned political enthusiasts and casual listeners interested in New Zealand politics.
The show is regarded as valuable for those wanting to understand New Zealand's political landscape more clearly.
Some critiques mention biases in the political perspectives presented, suggesting a need for a more balanced view.
Listeners appreciate the depth of research and the candid discussions about complex political issues.

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#63
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Apple Podcasts
#208
New Zealand/News

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Julie Anne Genter addresses Parliament outburst and why it won't define her political career
Q: Do you think your actions will affect the party standing in the eyes of the public?
Genter hopes the incident will not define her career and emphasizes the collective ethos of the Green Party.
Julie Anne Genter addresses Parliament outburst and why it won't define her political career
Q: How did you feel when you learnt that, considering how important transport is to you?
Genter shares her gratitude for the support from her party and her commitment to continue her important role.
Julie Anne Genter addresses Parliament outburst and why it won't define her political career
Q: Can you take us back to that night in the house and explain what happened?
Genter reflects on her behavior, acknowledging that she crossed the line and is committed to more self-awareness.
Minister Simeon Brown discusses Government's plans for water and local councils
Q: So would you like to see councils seriously consider water meters?
Absolutely, and I think certainly councils that have large population centres should definitely consider it.
Minister Simeon Brown discusses Government's plans for water and local councils
Q: What has changed in your thinking around balance sheet separation?
The discussions with the Local Government Funding Agency led to a policy where councils can finance CCOs without requiring full balance sheet separation.

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Political dynamics in New Zealand are explored through candid discussions and interviews with key political figures, journalists, and experts, who provide insightful commentary on recent developments and challenges facing the country. The content frequently reflects on pressing issues such as healthcare reform, local government elections, international relations, and economic policies, along with a focus on significant political events that shape the public discourse. Unique to this show is its blend of national and local political insights, offering listeners a comprehensive understanding of the political landscape from the Beehive to local councils.

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2. Marco de Jong
3. Craig Renney
4. Nick Leggett
5. Simon Wilson
6. Scott Brown
7. Tory Whanau
8. Ben McNulty

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