Q+a

Labour leader Chris Hipkins joins Q+A to talk about some of the major policies of his party’s campaign, and whether Labour has a record in Government to run on.

With Labour leader Chris Hipkins, National's finance spokesperson Nicola Willis, and ACT candidate Todd Stephenson.

With Rodney Jones, Julie-Anne Genter and Hana Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke.

With Simeon Brown and Raf Manji

With Steven Joyce, Brett Christophers, and James Shaw.

With Grant Robertson and Andrew Little.

Megan Woods and Sam Dean

With Kelvin Davis, Shane Reti, and Sir Simon Schama.

With Damien O’Connor, Marama Davidson and Merepeka Raukawa-Tait

Education Minister Jan Tinetti joins Q+A to discuss a wide range of issues, including the NCEA overhaul, workforce burnout and staffing issues, attendance, funding problems in the tertiary sector, and New Zealand’s performance on literacy measures.

Education Minister Jan Tinetti joins Q+A to discuss a wide range of issues in the sector. Author Emily King looks at how New Zealand produces food. Finally, Te Whatu Ora Health NZ CEO Margie Apa reflects on one year since DHBs were scrapped.

With Deborah Russell, Alex Tan and Arihia Bennett.

With Warwick Godfery and Graham Grant.

With Chris Luxon, Daniel Kritenbrink and James Renwick

With Chris Bishop, Benedict Collins, and Carrie Hurihanganui.

With Ginny Andersen, Dr Rahul Sen, Fran O'Sullivan and Sue Moroney.

With Andrew Hoggard, Jonnie Penn and Helen Robinson

With Willie Jackson, Mei Heron, Dr Joseph Wu and Dr Ayesha Verrall.

A Vice-Chancellor that has proposed large job cuts at AUT is warning that many other institutions will face the same challenges this year.

Dr Rinki Murphy and Dr Brian Yow discuss a programme to turn around obesity and diabetes treatment in Auckland's Counties Manukau.