Steven Joyce
Former Minister for Transport of New ZealandWikipedia
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Search complete. 4 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Steven Joyce".
Oct 2, 2026
Episode 145 - Who's doing the strategic voting? #Election2026
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13:53Jesse CawleyHOST
What it also does is removes that talent pipeline that they've got right now through the list.
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13:58Jesse CawleyHOST
You know, Steven Joyce came in off the list.
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14:00Ben CravenHOST
He did.
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14:01Jesse CawleyHOST
Um-
Strategic voting and the risk of a hung Parliament - with Sir John Key and James Bews-Hair
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37:17John KeyGUEST
Yeah.
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37:17John KeyGUEST
But it, it is, it's always close even when it doesn't feel like that because honestly, I mean, Steven Joyce was our campaign manager the whole way through and, and I remember, you know, forget about the '08 election 'cause it was first round and all the rest of it, but I remember in '11 and '14 we were pulling our socks off.
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37:34John KeyGUEST
You know, we were-
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37:35James Bews-HairGUEST
Mm
The Whip for 23 September 2026
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27:37Andrea VanceGUEST
No.
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27:37Fran O'SullivanGUEST
But I think what's interesting a- about the supermarkets is, um, if you look at the ideology, I mean, National going back, um, you know, the, um, Labor Party started on the path of breaking up Telecom and then, uh, Steven Joyce and co ripped Chorus out of there to do the, um, ultra-fast broadband.
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27:55Fran O'SullivanGUEST
So, you know-
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27:57Wallace ChapmanHOST
Right
Shane Jones: Mining His Own Business
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8:53Shane JonesGUEST
[sighs] Yeah.
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8:54Shane JonesGUEST
Well, I would put it to you that Steven Joyce, the former senior national minister, he opened the floodgates when he mandated hundreds of dodgy language schools, and that created a lot of harm for kids coming from the Third World, including India, and then they came and they became exploited by their own people here.
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9:17Shane JonesGUEST
So u- immigration became a quick fix to boosting GDP.
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9:23Shane JonesGUEST
And productivity, as you and I both know, a somewhat labored word, but it's at the end of the day the arbiter whether or not your society and your economy's growing and creating more wealth.