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This weekend on The Nation...
This weekend on The Nation...
A New
Zealand first: As the Government consults on its plain
packaging legislation, Maori Party co-leader Marama Fox
debates Imperial Tobacco's Axel Gietz, who's flown in from
the UK at The Nation's invitation. Does plain packaging
actually work? And is smoking about free choice or saving
lives?
Then, is the Government's proposal for "global funding" for schools just bulk funding by stealth? Patrick Gower interviews Education Minister Hekia Parata.
And
what happens now British voters have decided to Brexit?
We'll have analysis from the UK.
We'll discuss all this and more with our panel: former Green Party chief of staff Andrew Campbell and Iron Duke Partners Director Phil O'Reilly.
ENDS
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