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This week the Gals discuss fiscal plans and fiscal holes, the first big TVNZ Leaders’ debate (and an excellent millennial musical reference) and the main policy announcements on the campaign trail.    Yass Queen to Latvia and Beehave Mate to the Hobart City Council.    Question Time: Is it immoral to be a billionaire?    Follow our podcast on Instagram @threegalsonebeehive and you can also contact us at [email protected]

This week the Gals talk about campaign launches, the Waitangi Tribunal and the state of the Government’s books.    Yass Queen to Gloria Steinem and Beehave Mate to OpenAI.    Question Time: What’s to stop you going around different polling places to vote again?

The Gals talk to New Zealand First leader and Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters about whether we’re too easily offended, the pros and cons of MMP and how he juggles his diplomacy-first role with domestic politics.    We ask about declining support for our major parties, trade-offs facing the country and where NZ First’s support comes from.    The Three Gals’ Leaders Series is proudly sponsored by Duncan Cotterill.

The Gals talk to National Party leader and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon about MMP and managing a three-way coalition, media gaffes, his love of music and how he’s not a politician.    We ask about education, climate change, women voters and his early morning rituals.    The Three Gals’ Leaders Series is proudly sponsored by Duncan Cotterill.

In the first instalment of the Three Gals One Beehive Election 2026 Leaders’ Series, the Gals sit down with ACT Party Leader David Seymour to talk about education, government spending, MMP and, of course, the upcoming election.    We ask about ACT’s views on the Treaty (and was the Treaty Principles Bill worth it), how working in a three-way coalition has been and his views on how NZ can be better.    The Three Gals’ Leaders Series is proudly sponsored by Duncan Cotterill.

This week the Gals delve into this week’s bundle of election promises, the latest Pisa test results and tensions in the Pacific.    Yass Queen to the UN General Assembly and Beehave Mate to vaccine agitators disrupting a Wellington candidates' debate.    Question Time - cat fodder.

This week, these gals dissect the election-policy tsunami as the country is 60-odd days away from the election. The majors – Labour and National scrap on tax and benefits for 18 – 19 year olds. The minors – NZ First, Greens, ACT, Te Pati Maori and Opportunity go after education and fishing policy, question whether we are doing enough to protect migrant kiwifruit workers and seek to entrench Te Tiriti.   Yass Queen goes to a booze loving Grandma and Beehave Mate to multitasking politicians.

This week the Gals talk about tax, economic policy, badly behaving officials, rates caps and kicking the kids off Tik Tok.    Yass Queen to the legend Dolly Parton and Beehave Mate to civic swinging.    Question Time: Why don’t Ministers have to answer questions in the house, only address them?

This week the gals talk about the ongoing fallout from National’s leadership coup, another study on a second Harbour Bridge, ACT’s policy to get race out of the public sector and Te Pati Maori’s strategy to force an overhang.   Yass Queen to faster endo diagnosis and Beehave Mate to those that forgot to give pensioners their winter energy payment.

It’s Brigitte’s birthday and the Gals served her up an emergency Caucus meeting and a failed coup.    Also on the agenda, Labour’s small business support package, local government amalgamation, Winston’s House and the need to check your enrolment!    Yass Queen to Count Binface, Beehave Mate to airing your laundry.    Question Time: What’s the difference between Cabinet and Caucus.

This episode of Three Gals, One Beehive is proudly sponsored by Duncan Cotterill.   Recorded live at Duncan Cotterill, with less than 100 days to go, the Gals talked about how the numbers are shaping up, whether we will still have a Chris v Chris election and what are the key topics shaping the election debate.   Whether you’re dealing with new legislation, growing a business, managing people, navigating disputes or making major personal decisions, the law can sometimes feel almost as complicated as politics.   Duncan Cotterill cuts through the jargon, providing clear, practical legal advice to businesses, organisations and individuals throughout New Zealand.   Duncan Cotterill — expert advice, real people, and solutions to help you move forward with confidence.

This week the Gals recorded live at the Early Childhood Council conference in Wellington and chatted about Luxon ruling out the Opportunity Party, Paid Parental Leave, data centres and the Green Party’s election manifesto.    Yass Queen to the Department of Internal Affairs and Beehave Mate to Winston Peters’ latest outburst.

This week the Gals talk about kneepads, Stuart Nash, planning and resource management reform and a whole range of election policies.    Yass Queen to the European Athletics and the European Broadcasting Union and Beehave Mate to US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.    Question Time: Who would replace Luxon if he was rolled? And who would replace Hipkins?

This week the Gals mark their 150th episode by talking about Paul Henry and other ‘celebrity’ candidates, the relationship between India and NZ, boring but more important announcements and the naughty sharing of paywalled articles.    Yass Queen to Sir Sam Neill and Beehave Mate to Japan.    Question Time: Is Opportunity Party right leaning or left leaning?

This week the Gals talk about money, money, money, election policies, bad behaviour in our backyard and an incoming visit from the Indian PM.    Yass Queen to German MP Kathi Gebel and Beehave Mate to FIFA/Trump.    Question Time: Why do a lot of government departments use offshore banks and fuel providers not local ones?