Professor Paul Spoonley on New Zealand's immigration and population growth challenges
Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief · rova
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Show Notes
Join me on an important exploration of New Zealand's current societal challenges with the brilliant Paul Spoonley, a sociologist and population studies expert at Massey University.
We look into the complexities of the largest population growth in New Zealand's history, brought about by high levels of immigration, and the opportunities and challenges that this presents. From housing speculation to political protests, Paul offers a profound understanding of how this surge impacts services, infrastructure, and the national sentiment.
How does New Zealand's immigration policies compare with those in countries like Canada and Australia that have effective settlement plans? We look at the previous government's failure to engage citizens in immigration policy talks, Australia's acceptance of New Zealanders, and how a more strategic approach to immigration could shape the nation's future.
Tune in for an enlightening discussion on how we can, and should, adapt to New Zealand's changing demographic landscape.
Chapters:
3:14 - Slam Dunc
6:03 - Paul Spoonley
32:32 - Letters To The Editor
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