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Shane Reti

Shane Reti

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Sep 17, 2026

Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
4:40
Who is it?
Eric RushGUEST
4:40
... he's a little bit, a little bit, but I think Shane Reti's our National, National guy, and there's this new young guy, Lloyd Bud, who's, uh, who's, who's taken his, uh-
Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
4:48
Yeah
Eric RushGUEST
4:48
... place, well, he's up for election in the, in the, in the next round, but-
John CampbellHOST
21:14
2022, Health Minister Andrew Little refuses to say the health system is in crisis, saying it's under pressure.
John CampbellHOST
21:19
Shane Reti, who was opposition spokesperson then, says Little was dreaming.
John CampbellHOST
21:24
In other words, we just keep having this conversation.
John CampbellHOST
21:26
The only thing changes is who's making the accusations and who's defending them, right, Nicola? Well, it's-- I mean, at what stage do we admit that we underfunded health for so long that it's shaky now?
John CampbellHOST
6:04
2022, Health Minister Andrew Little refuses to say the health system is in crisis, saying it's under pressure.
John CampbellHOST
6:09
Shane Reti, who was opposition spokesperson then, says Little was dreaming.
John CampbellHOST
6:14
In other words, we just keep having this conversation.
John CampbellHOST
6:16
The only thing changes is who's making the accusations and who's defending them, right, Nicola Willis? I mean, at what stage do we admit that we Underfunded health for so long that it's shaky now
JohnHOST
6:04
2022, Health Minister Andrew Little refuses to say the health system is in crisis, saying it's under pressure.
JohnHOST
6:09
Shane Reti, who was opposition spokesperson then, says Little was dreaming.
JohnHOST
6:14
In other words, we just keep having this conversation.
JohnHOST
6:16
The only thing changes is who's making the accusations and who's defending them, right, Nicola Willis? I mean, at what stage do we admit that we- Underfunded health for so long that it's shaky now
Tamatha PaulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:36
Let's talk about National MP, Katie Nimmin, who's bought three new houses since they changed the rental laws.
Tamatha PaulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:43
Let's talk about National MPs, Erica Stanford, Simon Watts, Tom Rutherford, Joseph Mooney, Shane Reti, David McLeod and Grant McCullum, who all bought another home to rent out since they changed the rental laws and changed rental tax.
Tamatha PaulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:59
Or let's talk about the National and New Zealand First MPs, including Grant McCullum, who bought a house in Wellington so that they can pay themselves the accommodation allowance.
Samuel BiltonHOST
1:10
It's a very smug, very personal accusation.
Wallace ChapmanHOST
2:45
The Maritime Transport Amendment Bill passed into law with support right across the House.
Wallace ChapmanHOST
2:51
National's MP Shane Reti, who sponsored the bill, said it was the biggest... drowning prevention opportunity in a generation.
Wallace ChapmanHOST
3:00
So when does it apply? When does it not apply? We have Coast Guard Tautiaki Moana, who is the CEO.
Wallace ChapmanHOST
3:07
Carl McConey.
Paul BarlowGUEST
45:40
They're not looking at the causes of this on the right.
Paul BarlowGUEST
45:43
And those right wing ecosystems for the media are very specifically not pointing out that this is because Simeon and Shane Reti before him fucked everything up.
Paul BarlowGUEST
45:55
That's a worry, because it means that these people going in needing the care don't see what the cause of the issue is.
Paul BarlowGUEST
46:00
They just see people working their asses off, doing 12 to 15 hour shifts, doing the best they can in bad situations.
Melissa Chan-GreenHOST
0:29
In the five years to 2025, 362 people who drowned in craft-related activity were not wearing a life jacket.
Melissa Chan-GreenHOST
0:38
Dr Shane Reti was behind the bill and I asked him why he felt it was needed.
Shane RetiGUEST
0:44
this was needed was because every year we have about 17 deaths on recreational craft and it turns out that about 60 of them have life jackets but are not wearing them that is that we have about 10 water fatalities every year in new zealand and so for a long time in waikato in 2013 they brought in this policy roughly half of regional councils had the policy that this bill enables But the other half, including our largest area of fatalities in Auckland, there was skipper discretion and a whole range of different bylaws.
Shane RetiGUEST
1:16
So it was time to have a national policy, and that's what this bill does.
Tamatha PaulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:28
Let's talk about National MP Katie Nimmin, who's bought three new houses since they changed the rental laws.
Tamatha PaulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:35
Let's talk about National MPs Erica Stanford, Simon Watts, Tom Rutherford, Joseph Mooney, Shane Reti, David McLeod, and Grant McCullum, who all bought another home to rent out since they changed the rental laws and changed rental tax.
Tamatha PaulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:51
Or let's talk about the National and New Zealand First MPs, including Grant McCullum, who bought a house in Wellington so that they can pay themselves the accommodation allowance, while taxpayers pay their mortgage off.
Pat BrittendenHOST
57:10
So that's 10 MPs so far.
Anusha BradleyHOST
26:32
So, as you've heard throughout this podcast, these young women have battled to get care in the public system and are calling for change from Health New Zealand.
Anusha BradleyHOST
26:42
In 2024, the then Health Minister, Shane Reti, was reported saying that HealthNZ would review its approach to diagnosing and treating EDS.
Anusha BradleyHOST
26:52
The health agency has since confirmed that this is no longer in its current work programme.
Anusha BradleyHOST
26:58
However, Health NZ did set up a national vascular team based in Auckland in mid-2025 to review patients with complications such as compressions.

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