I talk with Party leader David Seymour about increasing the prison population, co-governance and is there a place in politics for humour. Plus we meet Laura Trask, ACT candidate for Banks Peninsula.

With the rise in number of people on home detention and more committing crimes while out of prison, David Seymour discusses why it is critical we get on top of lawlessness.  Co-governance, where it can and cannot work and while humour is subjective, is there a place for it in politics, plus we meet proud Cantabrian Laura Trask. Businesswoman, coach, Mum, and ACT candidate for Banks Peninsula she tells us why she is concerned about what her kids are being taught at school and the realities of struggling to put food on the table. My name is Leah Panapa and I will be your host, along with ACT Party Leader David Seymour who joins me every time to give us the lay of the land, before we get to know better one of our party members, plus we want to hear from you! We are the party that listens! You can get in touch email us at [email protected] you can also call and leave a recorded message – if you have a question call 09 883 1373 (landline rates will apply)