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Q+A This Week
Q+A This Week
SUNDAY 11 MAY
AT 9.00AM ON TV ONE
Has the Judith Collins saga turned voters off National? We have the results of our Colmar BruntonQ+A snap poll.
Ahead of the Government’s election year budget, Political Editor Corin Dann interviews Economic Development Minister Steven Joyce. Outgoing BNZ chief executive Andrew Thorburn will also give his take on the economy, housing and interest rates.
For an alternative view, Susan Wood speaks to Professor Marilyn Waring, one of our most influential thinkers.
Our panel this week is Political Scientist Dr Maria Bargh, Metro Editor Simon Wilson and former National Party President Michelle Boag.
Q+A screens at 9.00am, Sundays on TV ONE.
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