Our hosts reconvene to cast their collective gaze back over the past fortnight in politics, including Luxon’s trip to India, Winston’s hui with Marco Rubio and the latest in the ongoing school lunches saga.
Our hosts discuss Andrew Bayly's resignation amid the ambiguity surrounding his behaviour, prime minister Luxon's media response, the Chinese warships' unexpected appearance and its implications, proposed citizen's arrest law reforms, and the latest steps toward a referendum on a four-year term.
Our hosts discuss David Seymour’s latest controversial actions over the last two weeks, the opinion polls for National and Luxon, the Manurewa Marae data inquiry findings, and a word on the Cook Islands, Mark Brown and China.
Our hosts put on their geopolitical goggles to assess the strain in New Zealand's relations in the Pacific, and reflect on a Waitangi week rife with political soundbites.
In a special Waitangi edition of Gone By Lunchtime, Ātea editor Liam Ratana and politics reporter Lyric Wawiri-Smith recap a politically charged few days at the treaty grounds.