Yours Politically - Sanjesh Narain

Labour's Mental Health and Senior's spokesperson Ingrid Leary joins Radio Tarana to talk about funding cuts and its impact on Mental Health in the country. She says Coalition government's policies will affect mental health of Maori in the country and she also believes that in some ways Fiji Indians should be recognised at Pacifika in New Zealand, currently Fiji Indians are recognised at Fijian Ind...

Act leader David Seymour joins Radio Tarana news, He believes past Labour government should take responsibility of poor mathematics achievement of our students, He wants every council to remove Maori wards and also comments on whether migrant children should be allowed to study on domestic fees in tertiary institutions.

Labour MP Priyanca Radhakrishnan joins Radio Tarana to give her take on Tax cuts and appointment of Ministerial Advisory group. 

Tax cut wasn't our idea- says Deputy PM Winston Peters...listen

Labour leader Chris Hipkins joins Radio Tarana for regular interviews, he believes governments tax cut won't make much difference because people are already facing cost pressures, He says government is all over the place with Health issues and he doesn't think people who are already working in Level 4 and 5 classified jobs in the country should be asked to sit for English exams before applying for...

Shanan Halbert  Northcote list MP Spokesperson for Auckland Issues, Rainbow Issues He talks about immigration rule changes for migrant school leavers, exodus of workers from NZ and appointment of ministerial advisory group to deal with retail crime.  

ACT leader David Seymour Doesn't believe we should write people off because of aging, while commenting on Joe Biden's future as the presidential candidate, He also doesn't think  former Green MP Darlene Tana should resign, I also asked him what he thinks about those migrant workers who are thinking of returning to their country due to recent changes in the immigration rules. 

MP for Christchurch Central Deputy Shadow Leader of the House Spokesperson for Justice, Regulation, Earthquake Commission, Christchurch Issues joins Radio Tarana to talk about recent meetings in Auckland. Labour party is trying to regain confidence of Auckland voters, He talks about tough laws for youth offending but believes Boot camp is not a good idea

Prime minister Christopher Luxon joins Radio Tarana to talk about range of issues from Law and Order to Immigration, Mandatory testing in schools and whether bus drivers should intervene to avoid attacks on passengers by fellow passengers in the bus.

Deputy prime ministers joins Radio Tarana to talk about tougher sentencing laws and Immigration issues.

Act leader David Seymour says maybe its true that past Labour governments work might have helped reduce youth offending but he highlighted what Coalition government has done in the past 6 months to deal with youth crime.

Labour party police spokesperson-Ginny Anderson joins Tarana to talk about boot camp program, exodus of police officers from New Zealand and retail crime and its causes.

Act Leader and minister Seymour joins Tarana to give his take on the budget. He responds to Labour's finance spokesperson, who says it's a broken budget and takes Kiwis backwards.

Labour party Finance spokesperson- Barbara Edmonds joins me to give her take on the budget. She believes this budget takes Kiwis backwards and it is full of broken promise.

PM joins Radio Tarana for his regular interview, He explains what people can expect from budget 2024, He talks about new lending rules by the Reserve Bank and we got his comments on compulsory English test for migrant workers.

Labour leader Chris Hipkins on Radio Tarana  He talks about crime, Kainga Ora and Budget  

Labour party Ethnic Affairs spokesperson joins Tarana to talk about actions of coalition government which is affecting ethnic community and the NZ public.

To talk about Governments performance, Job cuts and discusses Migrants pathway to residency issues  

Dr Webb joins Radio Tarana to talk about job cuts in public sector , Three strikes law and banning gang patches in public spaces

Act leader David Seymour has defended job cuts and also warns migrants about risk of being deported if convicted of even a minor crime.