Jodie O'Donnell
speaker
200 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
Jodie O'Donnell’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You do your elevator pitch.
Oh, it's across, usually, because Kieran McAnulty is shadow leader of the house, so he'll have a think about which one sounds the best.
That's a good one, Ginny.
Yeah, that's a cunning one.
Go for that.
He sounds Australian, though, when we do it.
He's not really Australian, is he?
So you determine how many we get in a day, and we divvy those up, right?
Well, you always had those people in Cabinet, and I suppose you still do, who do more of the work and who do that back work.
And I actually listened to – it was that podcast I mentioned previously.
You're going to mention it.
Yeah, the one that goes – it's put up by Toby Manhire, and they've done – and he features in that.
So it's really interesting to see those people behind this who aren't always right in the front, but they're often –
the ones doing a whole lot of the back work in the background.
Well, the question we've got is why this one and why not many of the others?
And I know you can't do them all for you, but food security, I would argue, is just as important.
And when you have big operations like Watties and McCain's who are shutting down permanently, and when we don't have good, strong food security, when we're growing all this beautiful food and can't process it here in New Zealand,
Yeah, well, I think there needs to be a broader response because there's been so many companies go down.
So whether it's just a one-off or whether it needs to be a long-term consideration around the structure of how the economy is working, if we can't have Kiwi businesses operating here.
The other one that's had an impact is, of course, all the pulp and paper closures.
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