In this episode of Political Playback – the latest political poll, and the very real implications of the Greens having such numbers in a left-wing parliament; Pacific voters are besotted with Labour, but should they be; a male conservative MP talks about the abuse he has received – but the media don’t seem that interested; misinformation & disinformation from opposition MPs; the member in charge of the Definition of Woman & Man Bill fronts up to the Select Committee and the question she is asked proves why the bill is needed; should the heads of MBIE and the Tauranga City Council both resign; Simon Bridges tries to look interested at a political meeting; Te Pati Maori has radical policies affecting governance, but so too does Labour; an update on the social media ban; and why parents should be very wary of PPTA members (secondary school teachers) who don’t want to be apolitical with your children, arguing that it has a ‘chilling’ effect on them as teachers.
