Q+A
Q+A focusses on New Zealand political news, extended interviews and in-depth analysis.
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1Television New Zealand deputy political editor Jessica Mutch analyses the week in politics.
- Start 0 : 00 : 56
- Finish 0 : 04 : 11
- Duration 03 : 15
Reporters
- Jessica Mutch (Deputy Political Editor, Television New Zealand)
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Commercials
- No
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2Interview with Energy and Resources Minister Simon Bridges about the new law that will protect commercial interests at sea at the expense of the public's right to protest.
- Start 0 : 04 : 11
- Finish 0 : 16 : 11
- Duration 12 : 00
Reporters
- Jessica Mutch (Interviewer)
Speakers
- Simon Bridges (Minister for Energy and Resources)
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Commercials
- No
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3The panel analyse the preceding interview with Energy and Resources Minister Simon Bridges about the new law that will protect commercial interests at sea at the expense of the public's right to protest.
- Start 0 : 16 : 11
- Finish 0 : 24 : 59
- Duration 08 : 48
Reporters
- Susan Wood (Interviewer)
Speakers
- Matt McCarten (National Secretary, UNITE Union)
- Deborah Coddingto (Former MP, ACT Party)
- Dr Jon Johansson (Political Analyst, Victoria University)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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4Is a new pre-natal test for Downs Syndrome part of a wider Eugenics plan to cleanse society?
- Start 0 : 26 : 31
- Finish 0 : 37 : 27
- Duration 10 : 56
Reporters
- Susan Wood (Interviewer)
Speakers
- Mike Sullivan (Spokesman, Saving Downs)
- Rob Cole (Student, University of Otago)
- Paul Gibson (Disability Rights Commissioner)
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Commercials
- No
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5The panel analyse the preceding debate about a new pre-natal test for Downs Syndrome which some believe is part of a wider Eugenics plan to cleanse society.
- Start 0 : 38 : 52
- Finish 0 : 43 : 41
- Duration 04 : 49
Reporters
- Susan Wood (Interviewer)
Speakers
- Deborah Coddington (Former MP, ACT Party)
- Dr Jon Johansson (Political Analyst, Victoria University)
- Matt McCarten (National Secretary, UNITE Union)
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Commercials
- No
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6Is Questiontime in the House descending into farce? As opposition mounts on the new Speaker David Carter, one of his fiercest critics, New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters, speaks out.
- Start 0 : 44 : 59
- Finish 0 : 50 : 28
- Duration 05 : 29
Reporters
- Jessica Mutch (Interviewer)
Speakers
- Winston Peters (Leader, New Zealand First Party)
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Commercials
- No
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7The panel analyse the week in politics.
- Start 0 : 51 : 56
- Finish 1 : 00 : 07
- Duration 08 : 11
Reporters
- Susan Wood (Interviewer)
Speakers
- Deborah Coddingto (Former MP, ACT Party)
- Dr Jon Johansson (Political Analyst, Victoria University)
- Matt McCarten (National Secretary, UNITE Union)
- Jessica Mutch (Deputy Political Editor, Television New Zealand)
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Commercials
- No
Primary Title
- Q+A
Date Broadcast
- Sunday 31 March 2013
Start Time
- 09 : 00
Finish Time
- 10 : 00
Duration
- 60:00
Channel
- TV One
Broadcaster
- Television New Zealand
Programme Description
- Q+A focusses on New Zealand political news, extended interviews and in-depth analysis.
Classification
- Not Classified
Owning Collection
- Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Genres
- Current affairs
- Interview
- News
- Panel
- Politics
Hosts
- Susan Wood (Presenter)
Reporters
- Jessica Mutch (Deputy Political Editor, Television New Zealand)
- Susan Wood (Interviewer)
Speakers
- Deborah Coddingto (Former MP, ACT Party)
- Deborah Coddington (Former MP, ACT Party)
- Dr Jon Johansson (Political Analyst, Victoria University)
- Jessica Mutch (Deputy Political Editor, Television New Zealand)
- Matt McCarten (National Secretary, UNITE Union)
- Mike Sullivan (Spokesman, Saving Downs)
- Paul Gibson (Disability Rights Commissioner)
- Rob Cole (Student, University of Otago)
- Simon Bridges (Minister for Energy and Resources)
- Winston Peters (Leader, New Zealand First Party)