
Frontline Kiwi workers are struggling to pay for food and rent, while politicians are giving away billions to the very rich. Public services are being cut back, privatised, and sold off. This is not how you build a stronger, healthier, or safer society. It’s time to stop the vandalism and rebuild NZ. Join Dr Gary Payinda and guests on The Frontline.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMedicine | |||

Dr Bagshaw (can we make him Health Minister please?) points out the 'secret' scam that is public-private partnerships...also known as dirty 'ol 'privatisation'.
Surgeon Phil Bagshaw has dedicated his life’s work to helping people in need. He’s found... more
An eye-opening talk with Reuben Otto, firefighter and member of the NZ Professional Firefighters Union (NZPFU) about the challenges of firefighting. Not just the heat and cancer risk, but the lack of a #FENZ employment contract for 571 days and count... more
Dr Tim Welch, urban planning researcher, talks to The Frontline about how faster speed limits can actually lead to slower driving times. And he introduces us to the concept of "network delay", which may be stripping our economy by up to 2% of its pro... more
HIV/AIDS, Covid, Syphilis, Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. What, if anything, have we learned about the social determinants of health that will help us battle the next epidemic more successfully? Dave 'Bear' Hookway-Kopa talks to The Frontline about... more
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We in NZ need this. The interview with a fair tax law expert was clear and riveting. Keep it going to inspire us to vote wisely and recoup a semblance of fairness at the next election. Maybe we could even save our Health System. Thank you, Dr Gary.
Thanks so much for this Gary! The data doesn’t lie.
Sad to hear how utterly neglected our health sector has been by recent governments.
I really hope we can turn this around.
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Focused on critical social issues facing New Zealand, this podcast engages listeners with discussions around healthcare, political accountability, public services, and community welfare. Episodes include expert insights on nursing challenges, the impact of social media on extremism, and corporate tax evasion, among other pertinent topics. The host often brings in guests ranging from healthcare professionals to academics, contributing diverse perspectives to urgent societal problems, shedding light on the struggles of frontline workers amid systemic challenges. This podcast uniquely emphasizes the necessity of community engagement and advocacy while offering a platform for voicing concerns regarding the erosion of public services and worker ... more
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