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Inside Parliament: Evading emissions

October 25, 2019

The 1 NEWS political reporters give a behind the scenes rundown of the biggest stories from Parliament this week.

In this week's edition of Inside Parliament, the 1 NEWS political team looks the End of Life Choice legislation heading for a referendum. 

Also, the Government announces farmers will evade emissions, and Winston Peters gears New Zealand First up for the campaign of a lifetime.

Political reporters Maiki Sherman and Benedict Collins discuss the behind-the-scenes of the political stories they have covered.

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