Winston Peters is one of our longest serving members of parliament.  

He’s been the leader of New Zealand First since it’s foundation in 93, and has served as Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Affairs Minister, and Treasurer over his career.  

He’s been back on the campaign trail with renewed vigour ahead of the election.  

A pleasure to welcome Winston Peters on for Six and a Song election edition.  

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Winston Peters is one of our longest serving members of parliament.  
He’s been the leader of New Zealand First since it’s foundation in 93, and has served as Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Affairs Minister, and Treasurer over his career.  
He’s been back on the campaign trail with renewed vigour ahead of the election.  
A pleasure to welcome Winston Peters on for Six and a Song election edition.  
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Six And a Song - The Election Edition: NZ First's Winston Peters

This week on The Highlight Reel you'll hear a call to Simon Barnett & James Daniels from a drink-driver who, even after hitting a pedestrian, still drives after drinking.

Sextortion is on the rise with 200 reports to police every month, the pair talk to a parent, a digital forensic investigator and an older listener threatened with the release of a video of her.

Other questions on the table: Is running a preserve of the rich? Is it OK to take babies to a comedy gig? Did Chris Luxon do the right thing dealing with Melissa Lee?

Is using the satellite images on google maps to look at people’s properties creepy or a smart way to find a house you want to buy?

And both Si & James are finding that learning how to grandparent is an ongoing process, one that is especially challenging for clean freak Simon.

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This week on The Highlight Reel you'll hear a call to Simon Barnett &amp; James Daniels from a drink-driver who, even after hitting a pedestrian, still drives after drinking.
Sextortion is on the rise with 200 reports to police every month, the pair talk to a parent, a digital forensic investigator and an older listener threatened with the release of a video of her.
Other questions on the table: Is running a preserve of the rich? Is it OK to take babies to a comedy gig? Did Chris Luxon do the right thing dealing with Melissa Lee?
Is using the satellite images on google maps to look at people’s properties creepy or a smart way to find a house you want to buy?
And both Si &amp; James are finding that learning how to grandparent is an ongoing process, one that is especially challenging for clean freak Simon.
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The Highlight Reel Episode 26: The challenges of grandparenting

Embattled Broadcasting Minister Melissa Lee has been stripped of the portfolio and booted from Cabinet. 

The Prime Minister has revealed the change after weeks of Lee struggling to front on the collapse of Newshub and cuts at TVNZ. 

Chris Luxon says Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith will pick up the portfolio.

He says there has been significant change in the media environment which has moved quickly, and he wants a good senior Minister responsible.

Political Editor Jason Walls told Si and James that this was unexpected news, but it makes sense.

He said that Luxon didn’t say that the Ministers were doing a bad job, they just weren’t performing optimally and so he had to move them around.

Lee continues to hold the Economic Development portfolio, which Walls said is quite an unusual one to have outside of Cabinet, especially for a party that has such a strong focus on economic development.

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Embattled Broadcasting Minister Melissa Lee has been stripped of the portfolio and booted from Cabinet.  
The Prime Minister has revealed the change after weeks of Lee struggling to front on the collapse of Newshub and cuts at TVNZ.  
Chris Luxon says Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith will pick up the portfolio. 
He says there has been significant change in the media environment which has moved quickly, and he wants a good senior Minister responsible. 
Political Editor Jason Walls told Si and James that this was unexpected news, but it makes sense. 
He said that Luxon didn’t say that the Ministers were doing a bad job, they just weren’t performing optimally and so he had to move them around. 
Lee continues to hold the Economic Development portfolio, which Walls said is quite an unusual one to have outside of Cabinet, especially for a party that has such a strong focus on economic development. 
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Jason Walls: Political Editor on Melissa Lee's demotion from Cabinet and loss of portfolios

Gareth Abdinor is an Employment, Workplace & Information Expert with Taylor Shaw Barristers & Solicitors.

He regularly joins Simon Barnett and James Daniels to answer listeners' employment related questions.

Today saw questions on sick leave, temping and public holidays and variations to agreements.

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Gareth Abdinor is an Employment, Workplace &amp; Information Expert with Taylor Shaw Barristers &amp; Solicitors.
He regularly joins Simon Barnett and James Daniels to answer listeners' employment related questions.
Today saw questions on sick leave, temping and public holidays and variations to agreements.
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Six And a Song - The Election Edition: NZ First's Winston Peters

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