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21/12/2022

Episode 39: The political winners and losers of 2022

Parliament has wrapped for the year and our politicians are on their summer breaks, and it will likely be the only respite they get before the election campaigning gets underway in 2023. For the final episode of the year, Thomas is joined by Henry Cooke, author of the Museum Street newsletter to discuss the winners and losers of politics in 2022, and turn an eye towards 2023 and which MPs may go, which may get promoted, and the big question - who will come out on top in the election? On the Tiles will return in late January. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

21/12/2022

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47 min
06/09/2023

Economic priorities, EV chargers, and the state of the campaign so far

September 6th: On the campaign trail today, Labour set out their economic priorities and named their next big trade deal desire, National faces economic scrutiny while targeting electric vehicles, and NZ Herald political editor Claire Trevett joins Georgina to analyse the state of the race so far. Hosted by Georgina CampbellProduced by Ethan SillsEdited by Paddy Fox For more Election 2023 coverage, head to nzherald.co.nz. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

06/09/2023

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15 min
29/08/2022

Local Edition: Three Waters, Northland's mayoral exodus, and unpaid bills

On the first episode of On the Tiles - Local Edition, Georgina Campbell runs through the biggest stories in local elections over the last week, before taking a deep dive with Thomas Coughlan on Three Waters and if council candidates can stop or change things, and chats to Local Democracy Reporter Susan Botting about the race in Whangarei and why Northland is due for some big changes post the election. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

29/08/2022

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27 min
02/06/2023

Episode 54: The challenges facing National pre-election

Current polling shows that much of the public is unhappy with the direction New Zealand is going in - but those polls also how it is incredibly tight between the left and right of the political spectrum. So why isn't National rating better with the wider country? In the first of a series of examinations of the state of different political parties pre-election, Thomas talks to political commentator, lawyer and member of the National Party Liam Hehir about the state of the party and its internal and external challenges. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

02/06/2023

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38 min
04/05/2023

Episode 51: Protests and delays make Wellington rail a national concern

Earlier this week, Restore Passenger Rail drew headlines after protests in Wellington sparked angry backlash from members of the public. For today's Local Edition, Georgina talks to spokesperson James Cockle about why they are taking this action and how long they plan to carry on for. Plus, Transport Minister Michael Woods and Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau respond to their actions - with Woods also weighing in on another rail matter that's caused chaos for Wellington. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

04/05/2023

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27 min
06/12/2022

Episode 36: New report shines light on political donations

A report into the shady world of political donations has found that many donors enjoy access to politicians in exchange for the money they give to political parties. Money for Something, a report by Max Rashbrooke and Lisa Marriott into political donations, spoke to eight donors about their reasons for donating to political parties. Donors were granted anonymity in the report, allowing them to speak frankly about what they expected for their money. Rashbrooke joins Thomas today to discuss what they learned from the report and what they want changed around donor laws. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

06/12/2022

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39 min
23/06/2023

Episode 57: What the data says about political catchphrases and interviews

‘Coalition of chaos’, ‘bread and butter’, ‘if I may’ - all politicians have phrases they like to deploy in interviews and media appearances to try and sway the public to their cause, or take control of the interview. A new series from RNZ has taken a deep dive into the phrases and words used the most by Prime Minister Chris Hipkins, National Party leader Christopher Luxon, and former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern when they are being grilled by the media. The Interview journalists Guyon Espiner and Farah Hancock join Thomas to discuss what they learned from the data. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

23/06/2023

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22 min
19/08/2019

Michael Galvin, why Fiji is off limits, and facing up to failure in London

Each fortnight, Trip Notes hosts Stephanie Holmes and Tim Roxborogh are joined by a special guest to talk all about travel. On this episode, we chat with Michael Galvin. He's known and loved in New Zealand for playing Dr Chris Warner in the country's...

19/08/2019

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31 min
02/03/2020

Peta Mathias on living the life you long for

In the new season of Travel podcast Trip Notes, chef, writer and presenter Peta Mathias shares how she fell in love with Paris, why India is still one of her favourite countries to lead a tour, and tales of love and heartache across the world. The...

02/03/2020

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31 min
08/07/2019

Meet the 38-year-old CEO of a $400 million travel company, plus tips for being an ethical traveller

Each fortnight, Trip Notes hosts Stephanie Holmes and Tim Roxborogh are joined by a special guest to talk all about travel. On this episode, we're joined by James Thornton, CEO of Intrepid Travel, who tells us what it's like to be CEO of a global...

08/07/2019

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27 min

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Episode 39: The political winners and losers of 2022

Economic priorities, EV chargers, and the state of the campaign so far

Local Edition: Three Waters, Northland's mayoral exodus, and unpaid bills

Episode 54: The challenges facing National pre-election

Episode 51: Protests and delays make Wellington rail a national concern

Episode 36: New report shines light on political donations

Episode 57: What the data says about political catchphrases and interviews

Michael Galvin, why Fiji is off limits, and facing up to failure in London

Peta Mathias on living the life you long for

Meet the 38-year-old CEO of a $400 million travel company, plus tips for being an ethical traveller

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