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On Q + A this Sunday
On Q + A this Sunday:
Guyon Espiner interviews Police & Corrections Minister Judith Collins about guns and prisons. Recent shootings have re-ignited the gun debate. Is it time to clamp down? And as our prison muster hits new heights, are National’s policies making our communities safer?
With unions and bosses at odds once again, Paul Holmes is joined by Council of Trade Unions General Secretary Helen Kelly and Employers & Manufacturers’ boss Alasdair Thompson. Will 90-day trials, union access and more sick notes create jobs and improve productivity or just create more tension in the workplace? How big could this fight get?
Dr Therese Arseneau is joined on the panel by ACT leader and cabinet minister Richard Prebble and Unite Union head Matt McCarten.
Q + A is broadcast live 9-10am Sunday on TV ONE and repeated at 9.10pm on Sunday nights and 10.10am and 2.10pm on Mondays on TVNZ 7.
(TVNZ 7 screens on Freeview Channel 7 and Sky TV Channel 97).
ENDS
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