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‘I’d like us to name inequality as being an emergency in this country’ – Sue Moroney
Our panellists wrap up the past year in politics and look forward to 2021
2020 wrap – Whena Owen’s report
The Q+A reporter looks back at her top stories of 2020, and catches up again with those involved
‘Cautious’ approach needed – Associate Health Minister
Ayesha Verrall says it’s not yet clear whether vaccinated people can transmit Covid-19
‘At some point, we will’ let visitors who’ve had the Covid-19 vaccine into NZ - Stuart Nash
The Tourism Minister says he can’t give a date but at some point people who’ve had the vaccine will be allowed in, even if not all Kiwis have been vaccinated
‘We’re going to start running out of goods’ – Economist
Rodney Jones says he’s optimistic going into 2021, but that supply chains are our biggest risk
'They have a sense of entitlement, they want to be seen and heard' – Merepeka Raukawa-Tait
Panellist Merepeka Raukawa Tait says the current dysfunction in many City Councils is down to “older white men acting badly”.
'The challenge for any government is to fix the housing market and still get re-elected' – Don Brash
The Former Reserve Bank Governor says taxes won’t solve the issue and that the cost of land must come down.
Leading epidemiologist Michael Baker calling for overhaul of MIQ process
The Otago University professor told Q+A the country is seeing a failure at the border every two weeks.
'I can bring a different perspective to the role of Foreign Affairs' – Minister Nanaia Mahuta
In her first interview with Q+A as Foreign Minister, Mahuta talks about what she'll bring to her new role.
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