Q+A – Sunday, April 28, 9am on TV ONE

On Q+A this Sunday, Labour and the Greens are being painted as the loony left bloc after their joint electricity announcement, we talk to Labour’s Shane Jones about how far Labour is prepared to go to get re-elected.
Also on the programme, the Constitution Review and how it could change the country forever. 

We talk to the Maori Party’s Te Ururoa Flavell on why he thinks the Treaty of Waitangi should be central to any Constitution change.
And we hear from David Round from the Independent Constitutional Review Panel who says it will make non-Maori second class citizens in their own country.

On the panel this week, Victoria University political scientist Dr Jon Johansson, former National Party president Michelle Boag, and Mana Party vice-president and former activist John Minto.
Join host Susan Wood and deputy political editor Jessica Mutch on Q+A at 9am this Sunday on TV One.

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