The podcast discusses recent political developments in New Zealand, including Christopher Luxon's comments on retirement age, the exit of Kapa-Kingi from the Treasury, a leak of confidential cabinet information, and criticism of polar polls' long-term relevance, all framed within
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Fair enough too. Uh retirement. Yeah. Um, what's your assessment of the political risk? Given Key, for example, wouldn't want to touch it. Yeah. What's your assessment of the political risk of telling people vote for me because I'm going to make it harder for you to retire and get money?
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defensive and dismissive of political controversy
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