Labour Public Transport Policy Costing Exposed & How We Fixed School Property Competency
About this episode
The episode discusses Labour's public transport policy and features an interview with Education Minister Erica Stanford about school property management.
Labour is promising a massive public transport cap for 1.3 million Kiwis, but they claim it only costs 65 million bucks. The math does not stack up, and the front bench cannot show their workings. Plus, Education Minister Erica Stanford joins us to explain how she took school property away from an incompetent Ministry of Education to build basic, warm classrooms without the architectural vanity projects. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
People in this episode
Host: Duncan Garner
Guest: Erica Stanford
Topics covered
- public transport
- education policy
- government accountability
- infrastructure
- school property
Keywords
- public transport
- Labour
- Erica Stanford
- school property
- Ministry of Education
- New Zealand
- Kiwis
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Labour, Ministry of Education
Places: New Zealand, Kiwis
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