Amanda Gillies

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2,431 appearances 46 recordings 4 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 4d ago

Amanda Gillies’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 46 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 12.

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The Detail · Six deaths, decades of warnings, and no accountability · 31 Aug 2026 podcast

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Multiple other inquiries are still underway, including the governments, while police and WorkSafe continue to investigate. voice-verified

That was my next question to you. voice-verified

And do you think possibly there could be criminal charges, like people are not off the hook, especially since this was preventable? voice-verified

That's it for today, the detailers and newsroom productions supported by RNZ and New Zealand on Ear. voice-verified

Thank you to Michael Mora and Erica Harvey. voice-verified

This episode was produced by Gwyn McClure and engineered by Ben Pierce. voice-verified

I'm Amanda Gellys, Matiwa. voice-verified

The Detail · The vote that could change Parliament · 27 Aug 2026 podcast

There's one plan, two votes. voice-verified

And potentially huge consequences. voice-verified

Hi, I'm Amanda Gillies, and today on The Detail, Tepati Māori is urging supporters to vote only for its electorate candidates. voice-verified

But could it reshape the next parliament? voice-verified

It's a calculated electoral gamble, and just how it works can also be, well, confusing. voice-verified

So today I sit down with newsroom senior political reporter Mark Doulder, who has been covering this story at length. voice-verified

Now before we get into those tactics, Mark updates us on where Tepati Māori is sitting in the latest polls, ten weeks out from the election. voice-verified

And clearly this leads us to their strategy. voice-verified

Mark, what exactly is their strategy? voice-verified

What are they asking its supporters to do and more importantly, why? voice-verified

So what does this mean for Parliament? voice-verified

Because we've normally got 120 MPs and seats. voice-verified

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