Frontline Kiwi workers are struggling to pay for food and rent, while politicians are giving away billions to the very rich. Public services are being cut back, privatised, and sold off. This is not how you build a stronger, healthier, or safer society. It’s time to stop the vandalism and rebuild NZ. Join Dr Gary Payinda and guests on The Frontline.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMedicine |
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Clinical psychologist and public health expert Dave (Bear) Hookway-Kopa tells us about a problem, FASD, which currently affects more than 1 in every 65 people in New Zealand. FASD is associated with problems reasoning, considering consequences, and c... more
Tax consultant Terry Baucher takes us through Sir Roger Douglas's recent proposal to 'save' the NZ economy. We touch on issues of wealth inequality, the retirement age, the potential collapse of superannuation, housing unaffordability, privatisation,... more
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We in NZ need this. The interview with a fair tax law expert was clear and riveting. Keep it going to inspire us to vote wisely and recoup a semblance of fairness at the next election. Maybe we could even save our Health System. Thank you, Dr Gary.
Thanks so much for this Gary! The data doesn’t lie.
Sad to hear how utterly neglected our health sector has been by recent governments.
I really hope we can turn this around.
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Focusing on social equity and public services, content often tackles pressing issues faced by frontline workers in New Zealand, such as the challenges in the healthcare sector and the impact of corporate policies on everyday citizens. Episodes explore themes like healthcare funding, the implications of privatization, and the need for a fairer tax system to support social services. The discussions are usually informed by expert guests who share insights into significant societal problems, providing listeners with a deep understanding of current events affecting public health and wellbeing. This podcast likely appeals to those interested in social justice, public health, and systemic change.
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2. Odie Matson
3. Ed Miller
4. Rachel Thorn
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