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I don't know if anyone was watching Q+A this morning, but Jack Tame signed off by saying that they'd requested for Luxon to be on multiple times and he has still yet to be on in his capacity as PM. He pointed out Ardern was on twice a year, and Key and English were on up to 4 times a year. I don't think it's acceptable for our govt to not be held to account. Right-wing idiots will go on about how biased TVNZ is, but actually I think Tame is very fair as an interviewer and asks tough questions of politicians on both sides

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