Tonight on The Huddle, lawyer Brigitte Morten and AUT chancellor Rob Campbell joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more!
We're all waiting on Winston Peters to reveal if New Zealand will recognise a Palestinian state. Which way do we think this will go?
NZ First invokes the agree-to-disagree clause over the Government's new residency pathways. Are NZ First right to do this? And are they trying to make immigration a big election issue next year?
The Government's made some new changes to the Holidays Act - will this be good for businesses and employees alike?
US President Donald Trump has linked paracetamol use during pregnancy to autism. Should we take this seriously?
Sir Don McKinnon's idea to kickstart New Zealand is for us to host the Commonwealth Games. Is that really the best way forward?
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