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Laura Trask

Laura Trask

Member of the New Zealand ParliamentWikipedia

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Oct 7, 2026

Neetu SainiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:55
I haven't seen any change.
Timothy BrownCORRESPONDENT
1:57
ACT MP Laura McClure is standing after contesting Banks Peninsula at the last election, while New Zealand First and the Greens are fielding political novices.
Timothy BrownCORRESPONDENT
2:06
But it's a likely two-horse race between Ms Summerfield and Mr Janczyk.
Timothy BrownCORRESPONDENT
2:11
Megan Wood's decision to run only on Labour's list means there's no incumbent, and boundary change is at another dimension.
Thomas ScrimgeourGUEST
18:35
Well, just to give people a heads up about where Fantasy Beehive is heading over the coming weeks, because we have now had our last day of Parliament sitting and Fantasy Beehive does combine.
Thomas ScrimgeourGUEST
18:45
parliamentary achievement with media cut through and there will be no parliamentary achievement going forward till the election because parliament has shut down so after this week media scores will be doubled and it's all about getting that cut through in the campaign so I had picked Todd McClay as my government MP I had picked Arina Williams as my opposition MP and then Laura McClure from ACT is my kind of what are we calling it my third option yeah so that's who I picked okay Marianne
Mary-Anne SperdleGUEST
19:15
I went with my strategy of every other week picking Paul Goldsmith.
Tim WilsonHOST
19:19
I mean, the strategy is going to have to end
Paul BarlowHOST
10:43
The ACT Party has unveiled its flagship small business policy, promising to rescue the economy by keeping young workers as poor as humanly possible, while the police have warned about keeping young people as far away as possible from the former party president.
Paul BarlowHOST
10:56
ACT leader David Seymour and small business spokesperson Laura McClure, seen here planning how to turn public schools into in-cell factories and blame Woke for it, revealed their grand vision for labour market reform.
Paul BarlowHOST
11:08
freezing the adult minimum wage at $23.95 for an hour for the next three years, while introducing a brand new training wage for under 20s set at just 60% of the adult rate.
Paul BarlowHOST
11:19
That drops youth pay down to a dizzying $14.37 an hour for their first year with any employer, a full $4.79 an hour less than the current starting wage.
Gerry BrownleeMODERATOR
35:22
Uh, and, but we will try and keep it, uh, as seamless as possible, uh, moving forward.
Gerry BrownleeMODERATOR
35:28
Question number seven, Laura McClure.
Laura McClurePANELIST
35:31
Thank you, Mr.
Laura McClurePANELIST
35:31
Speaker.
Mark LeishmanHOST
4:01
The party's small business policy package includes shortening the time limit for personal grievances to be taken to the Employment Relations Authority and making unions collect their own membership fees.
Mark LeishmanHOST
4:13
Small business spokesperson Laura McClure says laws designed to improve pay and conditions haven't done the job.
Mark LeishmanHOST
4:21
The current adult minimum wage is $23.95 an hour.
Mark LeishmanHOST
4:28
Nicola Willis has hinted at income tax cuts if Nationals re-elected.
Gerry BrownleeMODERATOR
25:56
Well, that's a, a point, not a question.
Gerry BrownleeMODERATOR
26:01
Uh, question number eight, Laura McClure.
Gerry BrownleeMODERATOR
26:04
No one else, Mr. Waititi.
Gerry BrownleeMODERATOR
26:07
Laura McClure.
Laura McClurePANELIST
26:08
Thank you, Mr.
Laura McClurePANELIST
26:08
Speaker.
Gerry BrownleeMODERATOR
26:14
No one speaks when a question's being asked.
Gerry BrownleeMODERATOR
26:16
One member's left the house, uh, today for, uh, for breaching that after two warnings, and, uh, there'll be others to go if we continue.
Claudia O'NeillCORRESPONDENT
2:35
ACT also wants to shorten the personal grievances timeframe and require they be raised with the Employment Relations Authority within three months.
Claudia O'NeillCORRESPONDENT
2:42
Small business spokesperson Laura McClure says laws aimed at improving pay and conditions aren't working.
Claudia O'NeillCORRESPONDENT
2:48
She says ACT's policies will grow productivity and save taxpayers money.
Malcolm JordanHOST
2:53
Our annual net migration leapt above 20,000 in July, with arrivals up 5% and departures down 4%.
EmilyHOST
6:47
he's not in it
Sean AcklandHOST
6:50
He's not in it, and I can't help but feel that the likes of Laura McClure and Simon Court have kind of been done dirty here, you know? Not that I have much sympathy for Simon Court.
Sean AcklandHOST
7:05
If you kind of follow him on social media, you're like, all right, well, rear W for the Act Party with that one.
Sean AcklandHOST
7:13
But, you know, I...
Sean AcklandHOST
7:17
I do, like, I've been following Laura McClure, and out of all of them, and by the way, bear in mind, this is compared to all the other ACT MPs and politicians, I found her to be kind of the most palatable.
Sean AcklandHOST
7:33
She got that deep faith.
Sean AcklandHOST
7:34
It's saying
EmilyHOST
8:53
So your top team pretty much.

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