Politics NZ

If you follow New Zealand politics, you'll want to follow Politics NZ. Get Nine to Noon Politics, The Whip, Morning Report's politicians panel, Focus on Politics, The House, & Context all in one feed.

Politics NZ is RNZ's podcast feed dedicated to the political life of New Zealand

Sketch-style white line drawing of New Zealand’s Beehive parliamentary building on a dark background, with the words ‘Politics NZ’ in white text above.

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Politics NZ artwork is adapted from ‘Sketch for new Parliament building, Wellington’ (1964) by Sir Basil Spence. Courtesy of Gillian Blee and the National Library of New Zealand.

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