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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 321 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Chur from those of us who are podcast listeners. I am very Grateful that Q+A is back for 2025. I look forward to and enjoy the well prepared longer form journalism Q+A brings each week.
Jack’s the best in the business. Keep it up.
Tame does a great job exposing the hypocrisy and stupidity of all New Zealand politicians. Other local journalists should take note - your job isn’t to be their friend, it is to hold them accountable.
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The program presents in-depth, interview-driven coverage of politics and current affairs with a strong emphasis on accountability and global context. Across recent episodes, the show frequently tackles geopolitical issues, NZ policy debates, economic signaling, and governance challenges, often featuring ministers, policymakers, academics, journalists, and industry leaders. Noteworthy traits include a willingness to challenge politicians with critical questions, a focus on policy details and legal frameworks, and regular dives into how international events intersect with New Zealand's economy and society. This blend of domestic scrutiny and global analysis is likely to appeal to listeners who want well-reasoned, evidence-based discussions an... more
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Recent guests on Q+A with Jack Tame include:
1. Vanushi Walters
2. Feliti Teo
3. Phileti Teo
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5. Mike Casey
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7. Todd Stephenson
8. Alain Bertaud
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