Megan Woods
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Nov 1, 2026
Christopher LuxonGUEST
Well, I think Wigram's had some big boundary changes.
Christopher LuxonGUEST
You know, Megan Woods left it.
Christopher LuxonGUEST
And actually, that's probably, you know, looks like it could be on paper bluer than it was, which is good.
Christopher LuxonGUEST
And Banks Peninsula, you know, always a difficult one.
Sarah Perriam-LamppHOST
Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Sarah Perriam-LamppHOST
If, for instance, we get a left coalition government and potentially we have Megan Woods back in that position under a Labour government, you know, what hope have we got in this space?
Chris GourleyGUEST
I think it would be more challenging.
Chris GourleyGUEST
I think the fuel crisis hopefully as OpenWI even resides up to.
Tracy SummerfieldGUEST
So I am confident that I will be successful in this election, but I'm definitely not complacent.
John MacDonaldHOST
Do you think, Dominic, the boundary changes might have contributed to Megan Woods deciding that her day as the local MP were done? No.
Dominik YanzickGUEST
She'd be there for 15 years.
Dominik YanzickGUEST
Yeah.
Tracy SummerfieldGUEST
So I am confident that I will be successful in this election, but I'm definitely not complacent.
John MacDonaldHOST
Do you think, Dominic, the boundary changes might have contributed to Megan Woods deciding that her day as the local MP were done? No.
Dominik YanzickGUEST
She'd be there for 15 years.
Dominik YanzickGUEST
Yeah.
Sam SachdevaGUEST
And conversely, you've got Wigram in Christchurch, which has been a Labor stronghold, a progressive stronghold.
Sam SachdevaGUEST
That was Jim Anderton's seat for a long time, Megan Woods after him.
Sam SachdevaGUEST
Um, she's now stepping down.
Sam SachdevaGUEST
And the boundary changes there have brought in a lot of parts of the Selwyn electorate, which are, you know, some of the more most conservative parts of the country.
Shane JonesGUEST
So a part of what you describe has some accuracy.
Shane JonesGUEST
What Megan... started to do after her and Jacinda closed the refinery is they realised they'd closed down 700 million litres worth of storage.
Shane JonesGUEST
Then what they said, oh, well, okay, maybe the Crown can revive some of the storage.
Shane JonesGUEST
Overlooking the major... blunder, which was to acquiesce to that bloody closure in any manner or form, driven by the Aussies, I might say, and witless New Zealand directors who are now directors of the very Aussie firm that did the deed.
Shane JonesGUEST
There are a bunch of politicians who believe that industry should not exist in New Zealand.
Shane JonesGUEST
And they're not hiding that.
Shane JonesGUEST
And on any given day, Chloe and Megan Woods are proudly saying any prospect of importing LNG will be killed off by them.
Shane JonesGUEST
They don't really have an answer as to how we're going to keep industry going in New Zealand that's dependent on gas because only gas can generate the level of heat required for the manufacturing processes.
Shane JonesGUEST
So a part of what you described has some accuracy.
Shane JonesGUEST
What Megan... started to do after her and Jacinda closed the refinery is they realised they'd closed down 700 million litres worth of storage.
Shane JonesGUEST
Then what they said, oh, well, okay, maybe the Crown can revive some of the storage.
Shane JonesGUEST
Overlooking the major... blunder, which was to acquiesce to that bloody closure in any manner or form, driven by the Aussies, I might say, and witless New Zealand directors who are now directors of the very Aussie firm that did the deed.
Shane JonesGUEST
There are a bunch of politicians who believe that industry should not exist in New Zealand.
Shane JonesGUEST
And they're not hiding that.
Shane JonesGUEST
On any given day, Chloe and Megan Woods are proudly saying any prospect of importing LNG will be killed off by them.
Shane JonesGUEST
They don't really have an answer as to how we're going to keep industry going in New Zealand that's dependent on gas because only gas can generate the level of heat required for the manufacturing processes.
Raylene RamsayHOST
Labour has emphatically ruled out building a facility for offshore liquefied natural gas.
Raylene RamsayHOST
Energy spokesperson Megan Woods says Labour will assess what capacity Huntly needs and what other fuels it can burn.
Raylene RamsayHOST
I'm very interested in looking at what using bioenergy, using biomass at Huntly would look like.
Raylene RamsayHOST
An ex-constable has admitted stealing a police Glock and pleaded guilty to theft and unlawful firearm possession.
Maurice WilliamsonGUEST
So there's the first element why Wigram has moved.
Maurice WilliamsonGUEST
Secondly, there is no incumbency factor for the MP because Megan Woods has chosen, for whatever reason, not to stand.
Maurice WilliamsonGUEST
And so they've got a brand new candidate whose name I don't know, and I'm sure a lot of the voters of Wigram won't know for the Labour Party.
Maurice WilliamsonGUEST
Tracey Summerfield, the National Party candidate, is doing a bloody good job campaigning and working out.
MagentaHOST
Ooh.
Pat BrittendenHOST
Um, but first up we'll have Dominic Jancik, who is the Labour candidate for Wigram, which is currently Megan Woods' seat, for context.
Pat BrittendenHOST
Um, then we ...
Pat BrittendenHOST
So I was gonna show some of the Great ASB Great Debate, which was held in Queenstown, but they've taken down the live stream, so I can't show you any of the footage.
16 MINS LATER
Dominik YanzickGUEST
So yeah, it's, it, it's good to see.
Pat BrittendenHOST
Yeah.
Pat BrittendenHOST
How is it, um, so obviously Megan Woods, big, um, a, a big name for Labor, a frontbencher.
Dominik YanzickGUEST
Yep.
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