
Tim Murphy
Co-editor and co-founder of New Zealand news site Newsroom; former editor-in-chief of the New Zealand Herald.
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Aug 13, 2026
Luxon's survived, but 'the fundamental issues are still there'
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5:59Mark DalderGUEST
This is very much a, a reflection of serious ongoing unresolved division within the National Party caucus.

Tim MurphyGUEST
caucus.And Mark, on that point of Chris Penk, let's just stop for a moment and think about Chris Penk.

Tim MurphyGUEST
He's not one of the eight or nine or 10 or however many it is who are in that caucus who would be at risk of missing out necessarily on a list, or whose seat could swing if Luxon keeps underperforming.
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Amanda GilliesHOST
Tim, do you think, uh, National will have to reconsider working with them? And how problematic is it for Winston Peters that there's a new kingmaker in the game?