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This week on Q+A: David Parker, Bamiyan
This week on Q+A
SUNDAY 21ST APRIL, 9AM
On Q+A this Sunday, Labour and the Greens are promising us cheaper power bills but is NZ Power a vote winning idea that will actually work or cost us more in the long run? We speak to Labour’s finance spokesman David Parker.
Also on the programme, Defence Minister Dr Jonathan Coleman; after 10 years in Afghanistan is our defence force ready to fight new threats and just where do those threats lie?
We speak to the Chief of the NZ Army, Dave Gawn, on whether New Zealand’s legacy in Bamiyan will withstand a summer of insurgent attacks, and as an ANZAC day nears, we remember those who fought for King and country and the small things that brought comfort in times of fear.
On the panel this week, Auckland University political scientist Dr Raymond Miller, NZ Army reservist and former ACT MP Heather Roy, and the National Secretary of Unite Union, Matt McCarten.
Join host Susan Wood and political editor Corin Dann on Q+A.
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