The Nation
The Nation is TV3's in-depth political current affairs show focusing on the major players and forces that shape New Zealand.
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1Foreign workers are being imported to fill jobs in New Zealand. Some companies have a workforce made up of around 75% foreigners. Why aren't these jobs being given to Kiwi workers? Why is there such a lack of skilled workers in New Zealand? Panel analysis followed by an interview with the Immigration Minister.
- Start 0 : 00 : 51
- Finish 0 : 27 : 23
- Duration 26 : 32
Reporters
- Rachel Smalley (Interviewer)
Speakers
- John Hughes (Former President, Rural Contractors New Zealand)
- Calvin Fisher (Southern Secretary, Amalgamated Workers' Union)
- Bruce Wills (President, Federated Farmers)
- Michael Woodhouse (Minister of Immigration )
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Commercials
- Yes
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2Steven Adams has made basketball's big-time in the United States playing for Oklahoma City, and the game is growing in popularity in New Zealand. So why is Basketball New Zealand still struggling for funds?
- Start 0 : 28 : 32
- Finish 0 : 38 : 35
- Duration 10 : 03
Reporters
- Tony Ng (Reporter, TV3)
Speakers
- Joel Vaingina (Counties Under-17 Player)
- Judd Flavell (Assistant Coach, New Zealand Breakers)
- Iain Potter (Chief Executive, Basketball New Zealand)
- Dave Ruha (Coach, Counties Under-17)
- Alex Baumann (Chief Executive, High Performance Sport New Zealand)
- Nick Mills ; (Chief Executive, Wellington Saints)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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3The proposed Milford Tunnel has been scrapped due to environmental concerns. Can the New Zealand Tourism industry afford to be '100% Pure' if it wants the tourism dollar?
- Start 0 : 39 : 45
- Finish 0 : 47 : 56
- Duration 08 : 11
Reporters
- Rachel Smalley (Interviewer)
Speakers
- Martin Sneddon (Chief Executive, ourism Industry Association New Zealand [TIA])
Locations
- Milford Sound, New Zealand, undefined
- Queenstown, New Zealand (Otago)
- Te Anau, New Zealand (Southland)
- Glenorchy, New Zealand, undefined
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Commercials
- No
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4Media Panel Analysis of X Factor New Zealand - does New Zealand have any talent? Also, analysis of new New Zealand film 'White Lies' and the fact that the New Zealand media has been gauged by the public to be corrupt.
- Start 0 : 49 : 05
- Finish 0 : 59 : 48
- Duration 10 : 43
Reporters
- Rachel Smalley (Interviewer)
Speakers
- Dave Walden (Retired Advertising Executive)
- Irene Gardiner (Content Director, New Zealand on Screen)
Live Broadcast
- Yes
Commercials
- No
Primary Title
- The Nation
Date Broadcast
- Sunday 21 July 2013
Start Time
- 08 : 00
Finish Time
- 09 : 00
Duration
- 60:00
Channel
- TV3
Broadcaster
- TVWorks
Programme Description
- The Nation is TV3's in-depth political current affairs show focusing on the major players and forces that shape New Zealand.
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
- Rachel Smalley (Presenter)
Reporters
- Rachel Smalley (Interviewer)
- Tony Ng (Reporter, TV3)
Speakers
- Nick Mills ; (Chief Executive, Wellington Saints)
- Alex Baumann (Chief Executive, High Performance Sport New Zealand)
- Bruce Wills (President, Federated Farmers)
- Calvin Fisher (Southern Secretary, Amalgamated Workers' Union)
- Dave Ruha (Coach, Counties Under-17)
- Dave Walden (Retired Advertising Executive)
- Iain Potter (Chief Executive, Basketball New Zealand)
- Irene Gardiner (Content Director, New Zealand on Screen)
- Joel Vaingina (Counties Under-17 Player)
- John Hughes (Former President, Rural Contractors New Zealand)
- Judd Flavell (Assistant Coach, New Zealand Breakers)
- Martin Sneddon (Chief Executive, ourism Industry Association New Zealand [TIA])
- Michael Woodhouse (Minister of Immigration )
Locations
- Milford Sound, New Zealand, undefined
- Queenstown, New Zealand (Otago)
- Te Anau, New Zealand (Southland)
- Glenorchy, New Zealand, undefined