John Minto: "Mana is about giving the power to communities"
Part 1
- Why stand for Parliament?
- Labour as part of the problem
- Superannuation
- Tax reform -- GST, CGT, Financial Transactions Tax, Inheritance Tax, and Universal Basic Income
- Investigation versus implementation
- Retirement age
- Radical reversal of neoliberalism
- Capital Gains Tax and Financial Transactions Tax
Part 2
- Would high taxation cause the wealthy to leave New Zealand?
- Talleys
- Free food in schools
- Community gardens
- Industrial relations
- Treatment by the media
- Pokie machines
- Refuting the individualist argument
- Giving power to communities
- Activism in Parliament
- Ross Robertson and Manukau East
- MPs pay
- Unite Union
Part 3
- Unite Union
- Occupy Movement
- Personal Parliamentary ambitions
- The Alliance
- Alcohol purchase age and reform
- Corporate advertising to children
- Left-wing stereotypes
- Corporate control of the country
- Financial Transactions Tax
- Compulsory unionism and imbalance in industrial relations
- Gender equality
Part 4
- Corporate influence and their rights as individuals
- What is the Mana Party?
- Focus on Maori versus workers
- Maori nationalism
- Hone Harawira being a one-man-band
- Political spectrum ideology
- Election predictions
- National-Green coalition
- Election predictions
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