Q+A With Jack Tame - Sunday 4 July
This Sunday on Q+A
COVID-19 STRATEGY
Australia’s pursuing a new strategy for Covid-19, giving up on trying to “suppress” the virus and instead now “managing” it with lockdown considered a last resort. This pathway out of a pandemic is a change in approach for Australia and it will affect our bubble: so what does it mean for New Zealanders and are we still confident in our own Covid-19 strategies?
HE PUAPUA
National’s Simon Bridges explains his party’s opposition to the He Puapua framework and suggests instead how it would approach co-governance with Māori. He also talks leadership and National’s caucus woes.
TOURISM TROUBLES
The bubble pause hit some tourism industries hard. NZ Ski’s Paul Anderson asks why NZ doesn’t have a clear plan for a future with Covid and shares his frustrations about getting essential foreign workers through MIQ.
FIJI’S COVID CRISIS
New Zealand medical staff are now on the ground in Fiji with an Australian-led support team. Dr Wayne Morriss will be live on Q+A sharing his first-hand account as Fiji battles a worsening Covid-19 health crisis.
PANEL
Our panel this week is political commentator Brigitte Morten and politics lecturer Lara Greaves.
Q+A With Jack Tame - 9am, Sunday, TVNZ 1
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