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The House

RNZ
New Zealand Parliament
Parliament
New Zealand
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Royal Commission Of Inquiry Into Abuse and Care
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Samoan Citizenship Rights
Three Strikes Sentencing Law
Therapeutic Products Act Repeal Bill
Overseas Investment Bill
Forests Log Traders Bill
Political Coordination
1982 Legislation
Vehicle Emissions
Government Business
Legislative Agenda Management
Colonial Attitudes
Muldoon Government

Legislation, issues and insights from Parliament.

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Latest Episodes

The House reviews the special debate on the National Infrastructure Plan, when most MPs agreed they ought to remove politics from decisions, and couldn't help but be political.

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The integrity of New Zealand’s public service was under the microscope at Parliament today as the Governance and Administration select committee heard from the Public Service Commission regarding their long term insight briefing.

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Select Committees are everyone’s best chance to stop the impacts of bad law. We have tips to help maximise your chances, with examples from hearings on the Arms Bill.

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MPs Ayesha Verrall and Ricardo Menéndez March outline Parliament’s lesser known written version of Question Time, and compare it to its louder, less forthcoming, cousin.

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Georgie Dansey
A Labour MP and former unionist, newly elected to Parliament.
Labour Party
Episode: House on Sunday: Maiden speeches and memorable speeches
Kevin Hague
Chief of Staff for the Green Party in Parliament
Green Party
Episode: Inside the Chief of Staff role: The House chats with Kevin Hague
Seán Kelly
Chairman of the European Parliament, New Zealand, Australian delegation
European Parliament
Episode: European MPs at Parliament
Sir Geoffrey Palmer
Former Prime Minister and expert on parliamentary reforms
Episode: Parliament versus Executive: Regs Review and the Regulatory Standards Bill
Matt Doocey
Member of Parliament for Waimakere and Minister for Mental Health
Parliament
Episode: The House: Morning Tea with Matt Doocey
Chris Knight
A retired chef and local resident
Episode: The House: Morning Tea with Matt Doocey
Christopher Luxon
Prime Minister of New Zealand
Government of New Zealand
Episode: Fictional fiscal cliffs – misinterpreting budgets for political gain
David Seymour
Leader of Act New Zealand
Act New Zealand
Episode: Fictional fiscal cliffs – misinterpreting budgets for political gain
Debbie Narewa-Packer
Co-leader of Te Pati Māori
Te Pati Māori
Episode: Fictional fiscal cliffs – misinterpreting budgets for political gain

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Kōlui Collins-Aho
Host of The House
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Host of The House

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 41 ratings
  • Highly Informative & a perspective rarely seen.

    This is a highly informative podcast, illuminating how parliament works, what our elective representatives actually do and that the posturing and nastiness highlighted in question time and in media soundbites is only a tiny portion of what goes on. Our politicians actually work cooperatively most of the time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FtVSgM
    New Zealand4 years ago
  • Informative every time

    I always, always learn things from this pod. It does a great job of tackling one particular topic and taking a deep, but brief, dive. It’s relevant no matter how much (or how little) you already know about NZ parliament.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jayyybo
    United States7 years ago

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There is a consistent sentiment that the podcast presents a unique and rarely seen perspective on political discussions, often illuminating cooperative aspects of politics that are overlooked in mainstream discourse.
Listeners appreciate the informative nature of the content, highlighting the deep dives into topics that enhance their understanding of Parliament's workings.

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#193
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Inside the Chief of Staff role: The House chats with Kevin Hague
Q: How much of your role involves strategy as you look forward to the election?
A significant part involves supporting MPs in their political strategy as the election approaches.
Inside the Chief of Staff role: The House chats with Kevin Hague
Q: What has changed since you've been back in Parliament?
There's been increased security and changes in parliamentary rules, along with a larger Green Party team.
Scrutiny week kicks off with high profile issues dominating exchanges
Q: Do you think that essentially farmers, including all pig farmers, are intrinsically aware of the health of their animals?
Hoggard emphasizes that animal health is crucial for production, citing his dairy farm experience.
Scrutiny week kicks off with high profile issues dominating exchanges
Q: Is there a risk that your legacy minister will be that we'll see wildling pines getting worse?
Andrew Hoggard disputes the claim, asserting that frontline staff in biosecurity have actually increased despite some back-office roles being disestablished.
Groundhog Day as Peter’s delivers third Ministerial Statement on Gaza
Q: Does he agree with the hundreds of thousands of peaceful citizens in this country that the Government of New Zealand needs to take more action, like sanctions, in response to the unfolding genocide by the Government of Israel against innocent and defenceless Palestine civilians?
The Minister indicated that there is no question regarding a ministerial debate if it's deemed inappropriate but referenced existing procedures for questions post-statement.

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Focused on the intricate workings of Parliament, this podcast provides insights into the legislative process, political dynamics, and key issues shaping government decisions. Episodes typically feature discussions with MPs and political figures who offer their perspectives on topics ranging from election campaigns and resource management legislation to social issues like climate change and welfare. The format often includes reflections on current events and debates, making it relevant for those interested in New Zealand politics and governance. Unique in its approach, the podcast not only highlights the intensity of parliamentary sessions but also humanizes the political experience by revealing the personal stories behind official duties.

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1. Focus on Politics
2. Parliament - Live Stream and Question Time
3. Gone By Lunchtime
4. Politics NZ
5. Mediawatch

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The House launched 9 years ago and published 300 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on The House include:

1. Georgie Dansey
2. Kevin Hague
3. Seán Kelly
4. Sir Geoffrey Palmer
5. Matt Doocey
6. Chris Knight
7. Christopher Luxon
8. David Seymour

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