Mind the Gap
Award winning documentary maker Bryan Bruce investigates the failure of Neo-liberal economics in New Zealand and what we could do about it. Mind The Gap won Gold at the 2014 New York International Film and Television Awards.
Award winning documentary maker Bryan Bruce investigates the failure of Neo-liberal economics in New Zealand and what we could do about it. Mind The Gap won Gold at the 2014 New York International Film and Television Awards.
Analysis of the New Zealand housing crisis and solutions to it by award winning documentary maker Bryan Bruce
By taking up issues like mental health and marijuana legalization, New Zealand’s youngest Member of Parliament, Chlöe Swarbrick, has shaken up the country’s politics.
Bryan Bruce talks with author Max Rashbrook about his new book Government For The Public Good. Available at www.bwb.co.nz
Pub Politics, Hosted by Martyn Bradbury 8pm weekly Live streamed on The Daily Blog from Chapel Bar on Ponsonby Rd. This episode on the Cannabis Referendum featuring: Deputy Leader of the National Party, Paula Bennett, Leader of the ACT Party, David Seymour, Green Party MP […]
Julia Whaipooti of JustSpeak sharing her views on the “Wellbeing” Budget at the recent NZPTV People’s Budget Event. JUSTSPEAK is a youth-led movement for transformative change in criminal justice towards a fair, just and compassionate AotearoaIf you would like to see the whole People’s Budget […]
The Wellbeing Budget isn’t going to work so well for the people of South Auckland. Here are some very sound bites from Auckland City Councillor Efeso Collins talking about real life for ordinary folks in Manakau at New Zealand Public Television Peoples’ Budget Event.
“Wellbeing” who would not be for it? But how can the lives of the many be made better if you don’t tax the wealthy? Is there really no more money for teachers when we are running a $5 Billion Government surplus, and have one of […]
Prior to recording The People’s Budget on May 31st Bryan Bruce asked Berl Chief Economist Dr Ganesh Nana four questions about the “WellBeing Budget” and our economic direction. He gave answers you would not hear from any political party in our New Zealand parliament.