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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2019 · 44 MIN

Should we allow more genetic-editing in NZ?

from Q+A with Jack Tame · host Q+A with Jack Tame

- Is Ihumātao the genesis of a big Māori movement, and is Pania Newton the woman to lead it? - Adrian Orr issues a warning for savers and criticises arbitrary debt targets - The Royal Society Te Apārangi says it's time to allow more gene editing in NZ - Should we be drinking chlorinated water?

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