Czech President and former NATO Military Committee chair Petr Pavel assesses the state of the Ukraine war and the future of global security in an interview with Jack Tame.
https://t.co/ZwwtrFf3wv
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Missing your Q+A fix this morning? While we're off air until next year, we did release a few online-only interviews this week. In case you missed it...
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Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr speaks to 1News Business Correspondent Katie Bradford about inflation and why he'd rather see Kiwis invest in infrastructure than property.
https://t.co/PuNO9KCg0L
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As the Labour Party rules out joining AUKUS Pillar Two, and PM Luxon says it remains a sensitive topic for Beijing, Q+A asks Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong what might happen if NZ stays away from the pact completely.
Full interview: https://t.co/sh18cUAjmX
Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr spoke to @katieabradford about NZ's "infatuation" with housing and why he's disappointed people took advantage of cheap lending during Covid to buy more property.
Full interview: https://t.co/PuNO9KCg0L
The Government is reviewing NZ's climate targets "for consistency with no additional warming from agricultural methane emissions".
Outgoing Climate Change Commission Chair Rod Carr unpacks what that could mean: https://t.co/3U0cZXK3XG
Christopher Luxon said he was committed to NZ's child poverty reduction targets while campaigning last year. A Child Poverty Report in May showed things were off track. In June, the Govt changed child poverty targets without fanfare.
Q+A asked the PM why: https://t.co/xYKQEkackG
If the government's economic management is working, why have the growth forecasts consistently deteriorated across their term?
Full interview with the PM: https://t.co/BDDT4VHIuJ
Several Cabinet ministers have declined multiple interview requests with Q+A over 2024. We hope to interview them on behalf of the public that elected them in 2024.
https://t.co/psoJDdzfIy
On Q+A tomorrow .. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon joins us to reflect on his first year in office and the challenges ahead.
Join us for the last Q+A of 2024.. 9am on ONE and TVNZ+ #NZQandA#nzpol