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On Q + A this Sunday
On Q + A this Sunday:
Paul Holmes talks to Rodney Hide live from Hamilton about the embattled ACT party and its future. Is it a dead party walking or can it dig itself out of the David Garrett affair? Will National still give Rodney Hide a free pass in Epsom?
After teachers took to the streets this week, striking over their pay and conditions, Guyon Espiner interviews Education Minister Anne Tolley about National’s approach to the sector. Has the government got its priorities right? Are its reforms working, or should it take more heed of teachers? And what about the funding cuts to Early Childhood Education? Is it smart saving or will it hinder our children?
Joining Dr Jon Johansson on the panel are activist and former Greens MP Sue Bradford and journalist and former ACT MP Deborah Coddington.
@ Bloggerheads are Bomber Bradbury from Tumeke and Bernard Hickey from interest.co.nz
Q + A is broadcast live 9-10am Sunday on TV ONE and repeated at 9.10pm on Sunday nights and 10.10am and 2.10pm on Mondays on TVNZ 7.
(TVNZ 7 screens on Freeview Channel 7 and Sky TV
Channel 97).
ENDS
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