Three Gals One Beehive
Join Georgina Stylianou, Brigitte Morten and Holly Bennett as they buzz through the spin, the jargon and the pointy-heads of New Zealand politics so you don't have to. The self-confessed political geeks will bring you a weekly update of all things politics but will try and make it sexy. Ok so maybe not sexy sexy, but not boring!
Episodes
Suckers for punishment - the last leaders debate and the Mongrel Mob enters the chat
This week the Gals talk about the Stuff Leaders’ debate, the blow up over the Greens and Te Pāti Māori appearance at a Mongrel Mob gang pad, all the election policies you didn’t know you didn’t know about and whether our election date is “challenging but manageable”.
Yass Queen to the On A Roll campaign and a double-header Beehave Mate.
Question Time: How can my Mum vote?
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"A new golden rule" - Leaders Series with Chris Hipkins
The Gals talk to Labour leader and former Prime Minister Chris Hipkins about bipartisanship in aged care, getting capital gains tax across the line, why this campaign is different to three years ago and not eating standing up.
We also ask about “nine new taxes” and fiscal holes, education and potential coalition partners.
The Three Gals’ Leaders Series is proudly sponsored by Duncan Cotteril
Making Political Pasta with Tova O’Brien
The Gals are joined by TVNZ broadcaster Tova O’Brien who takes us behind the scenes of an election debate and tells us what politicians are like when the cameras are off.
We talk about the art of the grilling politicians, the rivalry and camaraderie of the Press Gallery, declining trust in government and media and her picks for the upcoming election.
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“I’ll whip out a grapevine anytime” - Leaders Series with Marama Davidson
The Gals sit down with Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson and chat about her life outside politics, what it’s like being a co-leader, aerobics and the Greens’ tumultuous few years.
We discuss the realities of governing under MPP, tax and wealth redistribution, climate change and whether there’s more common ground between the Greens and New Zealand First than you might think.
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To the waaaaall
This week the Gals discuss fiscal plans and fiscal holes, the first big TVNZ Leaders’ debate (and an excellent millennial musical reference) and the main policy announcements on the campaign trail.
Yass Queen to Latvia and Beehave Mate to the Hobart City Council.
Question Time: Is it immoral to be a billionaire?
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The political whakapapa of the pledge card
This week the Gals talk about campaign launches, the Waitangi Tribunal and the state of the Government’s books.
Yass Queen to Gloria Steinem and Beehave Mate to OpenAI.
Question Time: What’s to stop you going around different polling places to vote again?
“You don’t get any credit in this country” - Leaders Series with Winston Peters
The Gals talk to New Zealand First leader and Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters about whether we’re too easily offended, the pros and cons of MMP and how he juggles his diplomacy-first role with domestic politics.
We ask about declining support for our major parties, trade-offs facing the country and where NZ First’s support comes from.
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“You do you, boo” - Leaders Series with Christopher Luxon
The Gals talk to National Party leader and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon about MMP and managing a three-way coalition, media gaffes, his love of music and how he’s not a politician.
We ask about education, climate change, women voters and his early morning rituals.
The Three Gals’ Leaders Series is proudly sponsored by Duncan Cotterill.
“Not the three-way you dream about” - Leaders Series with David Seymour
In the first instalment of the Three Gals One Beehive Election 2026 Leaders’ Series, the Gals sit down with ACT Party Leader David Seymour to talk about education, government spending, MMP and, of course, the upcoming election.
We ask about ACT’s views on the Treaty (and was the Treaty Principles Bill worth it), how working in a three-way coalition has been and his views on how NZ can be better
Pizza for Pisa
This week the Gals delve into this week’s bundle of election promises, the latest Pisa test results and tensions in the Pacific.
Yass Queen to the UN General Assembly and Beehave Mate to vaccine agitators disrupting a Wellington candidates' debate.
Question Time - cat fodder.
Big Scary Tax Monsters
This week, these gals dissect the election-policy tsunami as the country is 60-odd days away from the election. The majors – Labour and National scrap on tax and benefits for 18 – 19 year olds. The minors – NZ First, Greens, ACT, Te Pati Maori and Opportunity go after education and fishing policy, question whether we are doing enough to protect migrant kiwifruit workers and seek to entrench Te Tir
Working 9 - 5
This week the Gals talk about tax, economic policy, badly behaving officials, rates caps and kicking the kids off Tik Tok.
Yass Queen to the legend Dolly Parton and Beehave Mate to civic swinging.
Question Time: Why don’t Ministers have to answer questions in the house, only address them?
Baby making Machines
This week the gals talk about the ongoing fallout from National’s leadership coup, another study on a second Harbour Bridge, ACT’s policy to get race out of the public sector and Te Pati Maori’s strategy to force an overhang.
Yass Queen to faster endo diagnosis and Beehave Mate to those that forgot to give pensioners their winter energy payment.
Chris 3.0
It’s Brigitte’s birthday and the Gals served her up an emergency Caucus meeting and a failed coup.
Also on the agenda, Labour’s small business support package, local government amalgamation, Winston’s House and the need to check your enrolment!
Yass Queen to Count Binface, Beehave Mate to airing your laundry.
Question Time: What’s the difference between Cabinet and Caucus.
Less than a 100 Days to go
This episode of Three Gals, One Beehive is proudly sponsored by Duncan Cotterill.
Recorded live at Duncan Cotterill, with less than 100 days to go, the Gals talked about how the numbers are shaping up, whether we will still have a Chris v Chris election and what are the key topics shaping the election debate.
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Taking all those Opportunities
This week the Gals recorded live at the Early Childhood Council conference in Wellington and chatted about Luxon ruling out the Opportunity Party, Paid Parental Leave, data centres and the Green Party’s election manifesto.
Yass Queen to the Department of Internal Affairs and Beehave Mate to Winston Peters’ latest outburst.
Kneepads and Nash
This week the Gals talk about kneepads, Stuart Nash, planning and resource management reform and a whole range of election policies.
Yass Queen to the European Athletics and the European Broadcasting Union and Beehave Mate to US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.
Question Time: Who would replace Luxon if he was rolled? And who would replace Hipkins?
Eyes Wide Open
This week the Gals mark their 150th episode by talking about Paul Henry and other ‘celebrity’ candidates, the relationship between India and NZ, boring but more important announcements and the naughty sharing of paywalled articles.
Yass Queen to Sir Sam Neill and Beehave Mate to Japan.
Question Time: Is Opportunity Party right leaning or left leaning?
As sensitive as a clitoris
This week the Gals talk about money, money, money, election policies, bad behaviour in our backyard and an incoming visit from the Indian PM.
Yass Queen to German MP Kathi Gebel and Beehave Mate to FIFA/Trump.
Question Time: Why do a lot of government departments use offshore banks and fuel providers not local ones?
Pendulum swings and a policy reheat
This week the Gals talk about Labour’s election year conference, ACT’s American-style campaign rally, emergency housing targets and an update on the controversial Conservation Amendment Bill.
Yass Queen to female CFOs and Beehave Mate to health officials for taking umbrage with the Stuff’s morning quiz.
Question Time: What are your thoughts on Pauline Hanson and what's going on in Australian
Minister Trump and Golden Oldies
This week the Gals talk about KiwiSaver reform, tax, conservation land and serious failings in our mental health system.
Yass Queen to Smokefree Rockquest and Beehave Mate to the UK.
Question Time: What would happen after the election if no party could negotiate to achieve a coalition that delivered a majority in the House?
Scrutinising the scrutineers!
This week the Gals debrief after Scrutiny Week, talk about new Labour Party policies, more on fiscal holes and tentative peace in the Middle East.
Yass Queen to a lovely kumbaya moment on infrastructure and Beehave Mate to David Seymour.
Question Time: could we have a Sinn Féin scenario where seats are won but there’s no representatives in Parliament?
Polls and holes
This week the Gals are feisty chatting about Labour’s policy announcement, Labour’s party list, Budget holes and gumboots and tractors.
Yass Queen to a practical health announcement for paramedics and a quasi Beehave Mate to some question marks over taxpayer funded contracts.
Question Time: how do polls represent NZ as a whole?
Nuclear propulsion and freedom of the press
This week the Gals discuss the aftermath of Budget 2026, a range of foreign policy bits and pieces, voting rights on local government committees and agreeing to disagree with Dame Lynda Topp.
Yass Queen to the beautiful game and Beehave Mate to the cluster that is Reform councillors across the UK.
Question Time: are our political donations undemocratic?
The Livin’ on a Prayer Budget
This week it’s all about Budget 2026 in a special episode sponsored by Robert Walters.
The Gals break down what’s in the Budget, including key headlines, trade-offs, winners, losers, and wildcards.
Happy listening!
Half Time Talks: Ginny Andersen
In this episode Ginny Andersen, Labour party spokesperson for Education, Jobs and Incomes, Police, Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations talks about playing with play dough, staying classy and is Grant Roberson actually the weatherman?
Half Time Talks: Chris Penk
In this episode, the Gals talk to 'boyfriend of the pod' Chris Penk, who is also the Minister of Defence, Minister for Building and Construction, Minister for Veterans, Minister Responsible for the GCSB and NZSIS, Minister for Space and Associate Minister for Emergency Management and Recovery.
Listen to hear a little exclusive on the episode - enjoy!
Halftime Talks: Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong
In this episode, the Gals speak to Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong about why she put herself forward to lead a small political party, what she thinks about the state of politics right now and what policies Opportunity is running on this year.
We get stuck into a good debate about tax, universal basic income, balancing the books and citizens’ assemblies.
Email-gate and ultimatums
This week the Gals talk about the PM’s Singapore trip, immigration, local government amalgamation and email-gate.
Yass Queen to the Singaporean PM for an emotional speech, Beehave Mate to David Seymour and Wayne Brown’s childish squabble.
Question Time: How do petitions become laws?
Half Time Talks: Mariameno Kapa- Kingi
With over two thirds of this election term complete, the Gals take the opportunity to talk to politicians about how it is all going.
In this episode, Mariameno Kapa-Kingi, MP for Te Tai Tokarau has a kōrero with the Gals about winning the her seat by about 500 votes in 2023, whānau, Te Reo Māori and that strange place called Parliament
Won't someone think about Winston?
This week the gals are talking about the outcome of National's marathon caucus meeting, Treaty Clauses, the politics of signing a free trade deal with India and the State of the Planet.
Yass Queen and Beehave Mate go to international contenders this week and a great question on the benefits of Single Transferable Voting (STV) versus the Mixed Member Proportional (MMP) voting systems.
Woke weather and are we broadcasters?
This week the Gals talk about our weather warning systems, the future of the Broadcasting Standards Authority and NZ First attracting some big guns.
Yass Queen to Hungary and Beehave Mate to our outdated sex offence laws.
Question Time: what should the government look to do in terms of the debt trajectory in the Budget? The Gals’ opinions may surprise you!
Feijoas, fence sitters and forgetting Ministers
This week the Gals discuss the evolving situation in the Middle East, a whole bunch of economic and polling numbers, another set of blunders from our PM and a stolen election.
Yass Queen to ceasefire negotiations and Beehave Mate to those who dislike feijoas. Georgie has been kicked out of the country as a result.
Half time talks: Laura McClure
Half time talks: Laura McClure
In this episode the gals talk to first term ACT list MP Laura McClure about deep fakes, Shakespeare, the parliamentary biscuit tin, and Education.
It’s all getting a bit Eggsbenny
In this week’s episode the gals talk fuel relief and fuel levels, fishing u-turns and the Cabinet reshuffle winners and losers.
Esther shows off her impressive selection of National Party impersonations and Georgie defends the time she spent at the hairdresser.
Half time talks: Chloe Swarbrick
In this episode the gals talk to Greens co-leader Chloe Swarbrick about the Greens chances to increase their vote, what she would do as finance minister and getting door knocked by David Seymour’s dad.
Bright Young Women
This week the Gals discuss fuel prices, diplomatic schmozzles in Samoa, a Labour Party reshuffle and the question of whether politicians’ private lives are fair game.
Yass Queen to Erica Stanford and Beehave Mate to the Labour Party for some social media trickery.
Question Time: are politicians’ private lives fair game? If so, what is the line?
EMERGENCY POD (kinda)
This week the Gals were meant to be chatting to Te Pāti Māori MP Mariameno Kapa-Kingi but…. she had to reschedule waaaa.
So, we discuss the High Court ruling in Kapa-Kingi’s favour, the shocker poll and Luxon’s leadership, another Minister is goneburger and doing jumping jacks to fill up our cars.
No Yass Queen, no Beehave Mate, no Question Time. Enjoy!
No bueno amigo
This week the Gals discuss the evolving situation in the Middle East, changes to the Census, welfare clawbacks and changes to KiwiSaver for farmers.
Yass Queen to Spain and Beehave Mate to a Dunedin City councillor.
Question Time: why do we treat family violence and child abuse as a social issue to discuss rather than a national emergency to act on?
King Dick and Tick Tick
This week the Gals discuss move on orders and Chuck and Mary, new road rules, Labour’s State of the Nation and the People’s Select Committee report on pay equity.
Yass Queen to a US company behind Trump’s tariff take-down and Beehave Mate to the UK Government for passport chaos.
Brigitte gets out-nerded in a lively Question Time: “dinner with two PMs - who would you pick?”
Doomscrolling and the Origin of sportsing
This week the Gals chat about shagging spiders, housing and infrastructure, $9 tolls and “sportsing”.
Yass Queen to Larry and Beehave Mate to the English Language Bill.
Question Time: how hard is bipartisanship planning really?
Printing money and speeches
This week the Gals chat about the LNG announcement and tax vs levy, COVID spending is back in the news, some wee wobbles and the employment shake up. Yass Queen to the Ovarian Cancer Foundation and Beehave Mate to Turd City.
Question Time: What is our favourite political scandal of all time?
Soggy lettuce, butter and balls
This week the Gals chat about Waitangi, critical minerals and the unemployment rate.
Brigitte is fired from selecting Yass Queens and Beehave Mate to Peter Mandelson.
A thought provoking Question Time: How should each party approach election year?
Ode to Judith
Welcome to 2026 and Election Year! The Gals are back and this week they chat about the summer of politics, the tragic weather events we’ve seen in the North Island and the dumpster fire that is global politics.
Yass Queen to bipartisanship for making progress on modern slavery and Beehave Mate to a game of shag, shoot, marry.
Question Time is all about Judith Collins!
Chris Again 2.0
In the second of our 'Chris Again' episodes we revist our 2023 interview with the then Labour leader and Prime Minister Chris Hipkins, who is now leader of the opposition. He talks about why he keeps his family out of the public eye, the importance of education and how he found being the front man for a global pandemic.
Chris Again
In 2023 the Gals spoke with the then leader of the opposition Christopher Luxon about what keeps him motivated in politics, pitched his party’s approach to climate change and outed himself as a Swifte.
Boxing Day Leftovers
In a 2025 bonus episode, the gals pick their pollie of the year, Brigitte causes controversy with her pick for 2025 Yass Queen and they all commit to political new year resolutions.
Special feature from Producer Andrew who has secretly collected bloopers from the year.
All I want for Christmas is…
This week the Gals discuss the terror attack in Sydney, a new merged ministry, the state of the economy and their political Christmas wishes.
Yass Queen to the end of the road cone hotline and Beehave Mate to the Electoral Commission.
Question Time: who do you have your money on next year?
Bad mince and big decks
This week the Gals discuss the Resource Management Act replacement, and explosive interview from our former top cop and Richardson vs Willis.
Yass Queen to striking a pay deal and Beehave Mate to the closing of our public gallery.
Question Time: Will Labour repeal or reform the rates cap?
A Bit Tired A Bit Ratty
The gals are back this week and we’re talking about rates caps, pre-election announcements, regional council reforms and resignations.
It's the end of year and everyone is feeling a 'bit tired and a bit ratty' including our politicians.
Yass Queen goes to Matt Doocey for changes to the way we record stillbirths.
Beehave Mate goes to MSD for breaching the privacy of survivors of state abuse i
Waste not, want not
This week the gals talk ferries, Bishop’s bridge, new leaders new names, and not so clean cars.
Yass Queen to Deborah Russell so we can stop lying to the government and Beehave Mate to those pesky young people.
Sex, drugs and gun control
Brigitte and Esther are back this week diving into the Police scandals, more funding for tackling meth and the next installment of the Te Pati Maori drama. The rewrite of the Arms Act is covered and the two gals dance around the asset sales debate.
Yas Queen goes to the unanimous support for congestion charging
Beehave Mate to the five senior cops who covered up abuse allegations at the highe
The Michelin Guide to Cockroaches
This week the Gals talk about school boards and Te tiriti, a controversial Bill, supermarkets and the measles outbreak.
Yass Queen to Parliament’s top animal lover and Beehave Mate also has an animal theme.
Question Time: what are the black and white tiles?
He’s a beautiful man
This week the Gals talk about Labour’s tax plans, the new curriculum, a couple of Bills of interest, and, of course, more Te Pāti Māori drama!
Yass Queen to Sir Wira Gardiner and Beehave Mate to Kevin Rudd.
Question Time: why do regional councils have Chairs instead of Mayors?
The Emergency Coalition
This week Brigitte and Esther talk mega strike politics, Labour's various policies, and the MACA Bill. Incredibly, the two gals find common ground on education policy.
The Yass Queen goes to the emergency coalition of National, Labour and ACT who car pooled their way down to the Capital.
Beehive mate goes to those who think it's okay to use violence to get their political points across.
Drama, cows and new Mayors
This week the Gals battle tech issues both in NZ and Bali to chat about local election results, Te Pāti Māori drama, emissions and reading.
Yass Queen to Jim Bolger and a great question from a listener about Parliament legislating over judicial decisions. Happy listening!
Tough love nits and lies.
This week Esther and Brigitte break down a week of data and numbers, analyse broken windows, stay optimistic on a peace deal in the middle east and give a shout out to Paddy Gower.
Morten is one angry democracy nerd
Welcome back to our Gal Esther! This week the Gals talk about earthquake strengthening changes, energy, letter gate and New Zealand’s stance on Palestine.
Brigitte is very aggrieved at the Electoral Commission, Esther volunteers as campaign manager for Judith Collins and Georgie weeps once more at the lack of bipartisanship in politics.
Here a sod, there a sod, everywhere a sod sod
This week the Gals chat about the economy, the mood of the boardroom, Palestine, Trump and the United Nations and NZ First invokes the agree to disagree clause.
Yass Queen to our first female Reserve Bank governor and Beehave Mate to some serious flip-flopping.
Question Time: what do you make of the growing online political scene in NZ?
Georgie for Mayor
This week the Gals are joined by special guest Ranjani Ponnuchetty from Local Government New Zealand to talk all about local government and the current election round.
How do you vote? What does local government do? What role does central government politics play in local government? Bed tax and GST sharing?
Ranjani answers all these questions and more. Happy voting!
Listen to your wife, Stu!
This week Georgie and Brigitte chat about a rather vulgar description of women, the Tāmaki Makaurau by-election, superannuation and a Green Party resignation.
Georgie launches a call to action to save art history and Brigitte shows some love to community boards.
Yass Queen to cocktails and Beehave Mate to the former Samoan PM for refusing to concede power.
Don’t rain on my parade
This week the Gals chat about China and Ukraine, regional airlines, immigration and a whole lot of health sector bits and bobs.
Yass Queen to the ladies and Beehave Mate to a Kiwi Aussie.
Question Time: can you explain party affiliations in local government politics?
Half time talks: Hon Nicola Willis
In this episode the Gals chat to Hon Nicola Willis - Minister of Finance, Economic Growth and Social Investment - about budgets and tax, misogyny and pay equity.
LIVE IN THE CAPITAL
This week the Gals ventured out of the recording studio to a Women in Business event hosted by the Wellington Chamber of Commerce and Forsyth Barr and talked about Election 2026.
Albo Luxo Did a Hongo
This week, Esther, Georige and blast from the past, former co-host Holly Bennett returns to talk NCEA, people’s select committee, Green ambition, Aussie visitors and what happened at the Marae?
Listener question: comes from a long time fan who's looking to be filled in on the past 7 weeks of political news.
Half Time Talks: Hon Barbara Edmonds
Halfway through the election term, the Gals take the opportunity to talk to senior politicians about how it is all going.
In this episode we speak to Hon Barbara Edmonds, MP for Mana, former Minister and now Labour Finance Spokesperson about whanau, taxation and budgets.
Are you a drop kick?
This week, Esther and Brigitte are talking about dropkicks, more doctors, homelessness and the UK Prime Minister’s ultimatum to Israel.
Listener question: was the Finance Minister's meeting with Fonterra just a PR stunt?
Half Time Talks: Hon Kieran McAnulty
Halfway through the election term, the Gals take the opportunity to talk to senior politicians about how it is all going.
In this episode we speak to Hon Kieran McAnulty former minister now opposition MP about his portfolios of housing and infrastructure and what drives him as a rural based MP.
Where have all the young people gone?
This week, Esther and Brigitte are joined by guest host Maddy Burgess-Smith. Discussing by-elections, local government reform, cannabis cakes and whether the government should buy your flood damaged house.
Listener question this week – Is it fair for ministers to make decisions about teacher pay negotiations when their kids go private?
Surely this is a feminist podcast?
This week the Gals have a special guest host Maddy Burgess Smith who joins us from the Iron Duke podcast.
The gals talk family boost policy fixes, the Prime Minister's to do list, 'I just can't even deal with this anymore' Covid-19 inquiry and council rates. To round this off we talk about the giving and taking away of regulation by Act Ministers.
Yass Queen goes to an extinct bird and Beehav
This ain’t my first regatta
This week the Gals talk tough on crime and paywave fines, censorship of youth MPs and the ferries. Again.
Yass Queen goes to amazing young students Amelia and George, and Beehave Mate to the Warehouse for saying girls can’t do long division.
Half Time Talks: Hon Bishop
Halfway through the electoral term, the Gals take the opportunity to talk to senior politicians about how it is all going.
In this episode, Minister for Everything, Chris Bishop reveals why he got demoted from his favourite portfolio, that he hates small plates at restaurants and why housing is too important to be screwed up again.
I came in like a wrecking ball
This week the Gals discuss big new housing powers for central government, the dumpster fire that is the world right now, Scrutiny Week and a roundup of employment and health announcements.
Yass Queen to a new female boss and Beehave Mate to an obfuscating Kiwi bloke.
Question Time: Who wore it better - Chris Bishop or Miley Cyrus?
Swandris, stalkers and sneaky ships
This week the Gals chat about Fieldays and who is up and who is down with farmers, the country’s new stalking legislation, a jet setting senior citizen and a report about Tamariki Māori in state care.
Brigitte gets a telling off for weird pronunciation, Esther deals with literal s**t and Georgie admits to not caring about privacy.
Yass Queen gets contentious, and Beehave Mate sparks a conspira
Tale of two polls
This week the Gals discuss the shocking revelations that led to the resignation of one of the PM’s staffers, two political polls, a verbal stoush at the NZ Music Awards and what’s in the biscuit tin?
Yass Queen to a young Wellington woman and mental health advocate and Beehave Mate to China’s secret web of prisons.
Question Time: What happened in Parliament this week?
Leaks and potato sacks
This week the Gals discuss the Deputy PM swapsies, a leaky public service, post-Budget claims of fiscal holes and the Regulatory Standards Bill.
Yass Queen to bikes on buses and Beehave Mate to women taking down other women.
Question Time: RNZ or Newstalk ZB?
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Budget Tingles
This week the Gals digest Budget 2025 – The Growth Budget, the yeah nah budget, the marmite sandwich budget, the no BS Budget.
Winners, losers, wildcards and all of our reckons!
Question Time: What do you make of the education reprioritisations?
C-bombs, suspensions, and private jets
This week the Gals talk about the ongoing pay equity saga and C-bombs, the harshest punishments ever recommended by Parliament’s Privileges Committee, all things pre-Budget and the Greens’ alternate budget.
Georgie gets a defamation warning, Esther asks Labour leader Chris Hipkins if the rules around Urgency need to change, and Brigitte makes her views on the proposed suspensions for three Te Pā
Kate Sheppard turns in her grave
This week the Gals discuss the Government’s surprise pay equity changes (at length!), the proposed social media age ban, pre-Budget announcements, and claims that a law change legalises the killing of our native kiwi.
Yass Queen to two Aussie blokes showing some class and Beehave Mate to some less classy Australians.
Question Time: Has National shot itself in the foot re pay equity?
Fit cops and snakes in the wind
This week the Gals talk about the Budget countdown, cops in the swimming pool, doctor strikes and prisoner voting rights and Trump winning the Canadian election.
Yass Queen to an MP advocating for vulnerable women and Beehave Mate to New Zealand’s failure to protect our most vulnerable children.
Question Time: How do we make a change for our country with respect to ‘no social media before 16’?
