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Politicast Cam Slater

Cam is back on Insight Politics with a brand new format of video/podcast called Politicast.

We’ve worked long and hard to bring you this new format and we are confident you will LOVE it!

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Cam’s recovery from a stroke that affected the entire right-hand side of his body is ongoing. He still goes to physio twice a week. His return to Insight Politics is a testament to two and a half years of dogged determination and hard work.

We are thrilled to welcome him back and to see how far he has come.

By the time the next election rolls around, he will have warmed up nicely and will be fighting fit to entertain and inform us all with his take on the campaign.

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NZF’s Company Tax

NZF’s Company Tax

A 20 per cent SME rate is not a magic wand that will rebuild the country on Tuesday. It leaves more of the profit with the people who hire. Applaud that.

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Quick Hit

Quick Hit: Don’t Write It Down

A curriculum lead was filmed telling staff the minister’s feedback was “OIA-able” and should stay out of writing. Now the chief ombudsman is formally investigating, and Erica Stanford says it’s a matter for her chief executive.

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Strategic Voting to Win

Strategic Voting to Win

With less than four weeks before overseas voting begins, the expression ‘the election is in the hands of voters’ has rarely been more meaningful. The way voters decide to use their two votes could materially affect the balance of power in the next parliament.

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Cartoon: Trevor Mallard in dark glasses and an earpiece walks a small, anxious Chris Hipkins across a road by the hand, holding an umbrella in the rain.

Chippy’s Minder

Trevor Mallard kept Owen Glenn away from Helen Clark in 2008. On Saturday he was stepping between Chris Hipkins and a heckler at Ōtara. Some people never change jobs.

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