The big hill and the tax boulder
Our hosts discuss the capital gains tax debate, whether Labour can avoid the electoral fallout, the government’s handling of Dunedin’s new hospital, the swap of te reo programmes for more maths resources, and the origins of Casey Chatbot Costello’s “independent advice” on tobacco taxes.
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Show Notes
The capital gains tax debate has lurched back on to the agenda thanks to the boss of our biggest bank and the housing issues faced by Christopher Luxon. Is it a good idea, and can Labour ever avoid getting electorally squashed by trying to push the rock up the slope again? Toby Manhire, Annabelle Lee-Mather and Ben Thomas chew it over. Plus: did the government underestimate the strength of feeling in Dunedin over its long promised new hospital? Is the swap of a teacher te reo programme for more maths resource a good idea? And a journey through the crust of the Earth in pursuit of the source of Casey Chatbot Costello's "independent advice" on tobacco taxes.
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