Amanda Gillies
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The Detail · Election 2026 - The disproportionate staying power of the rural vote · 21 Jun 2026
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And so the political influence of our farming community grows and the relevance of the rural vote continues.
When all is said and done, do you think, Stuart, that the rural vote will play an important role, I guess, in determining who forms our next government?
That's it for today.
The Detail is a Newsroom production supported by RNZ and New Zealand On Air.
Thank you to Hugh Campbell and Stuart Soman-Lund.
This episode was produced by Alexia Russell and engineered by William Saunders.
I'm Amanda Gillies.
Mā te wā.
Hi, I'm Amanda Gillies and today on The Detail, Labour's first policy announcement in more than six months.
And at first blush, it seems the public is on board.
And that question, asked by a pundit on One News, has since been asked again and again.
and again.
But here's the problem with that.
That's New Zealand Herald political editor Thomas Cogland, and he's talking to me about the true costs, the benefits and the pitfalls of this policy, including the vital question, does the maths add up?
Hell no.
Wow, that is a hot mess, Thomas.
So what is Labour saying when presented with this information?
Then how are they responding to this?
And does it mean that basically councils or ratepayers could ultimately end up paying for this capping?
But does it mean, though, that National, are they going to have to come out and say, we're not going to be building these roads?
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