Michael Moynahan's guest appearances

Michael Moynahan

The Panel

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

Amy Adams

Susan Hornsby-Geluk

Simon Wilson

Nick Smith

Anna Fifield

Grant Duncan

Winston Peters

Helen Clark

Dan Carter

Mark Mitchell

Shaun Hendy

Sam Johnson

David Clark

Jacinda Ardern

Ben Thomas

OwlTail

Verity Johnson

Panellists Verity Johnson and Michael Moynahan discuss the importance of a strong opposition in Parliament, the ongoing debate over the Erebus Memorial in Auckland and a very special story from Dunedin.

The Panel with Verity Johnson and Michael Moynahan (Part 2)

Panellists Verity Johnson and Michael Moynahan discuss the Auckland border, China's overseas investmentand the popularity of Netflix show Squid Game.

The Panel with Verity Johnson and Michael Moynahan (Part 1)

The Government has announced a boost of $95 million into the arts sector, with $18 million injected into Te Papa Museum to keep it afloat.It is part of a broader package for the sector, which has been crippled by the Covid crisis.The $18 million for Te Papa was a substitute for the revenue for the cafe, koha and events at the premises.Creative New Zealand Chair Michael Moynahan says everyone is delighted, as this "is exactly what the sector needs".Mr Moynahan says they will be looking to amplify a lot of what they have been doing in the emergency phase."We have enacted a range of measures to help support organisations to survive, artists to keep producing work and the big groups to actually underpin some of the losses that they've had as a result of Covid.".

The Government has announced a boost of $95 million into the arts sector, with $18 million injected into Te Papa Museum to keep it afloat. It is part of a broader package for the sector, which has been crippled by the Covid crisis. The $18 million for Te Papa was a substitute for the revenue for the cafe, koha and events at the premises. Creative New Zealand Chair Michael Moynahan says everyone is delighted, as this "is exactly what the sector needs". Mr Moynahan says they will be looking to amplify a lot of what they have been doing in the emergency phase. "We have enacted a range of measures to help support organisations to survive, artists to keep producing work and the big groups to actually underpin some of the losses that they've had as a result of Covid.".

Michael Moynahan: Govt's arts industry injection 'exactly what we need'