Government has announced series of Laws to tackle crime in the country but are they working?

I put this question to the DPM and ACT leader David Seymour

Prime minister Christopher Luxon is confident recent announcements regarding Law and order will make people feel safer, He says he has no time to comment on people like Brian Tamaki and he says absolutely youth MPS should be allowed to express their views freely.

She has welcomed governments parent boost visa but is concerned that majority migrants might not be able to meet income requirements.

Fiji's Deputy PM and Finance minister Professor Biman Prasad join's Radio Tarana's Sanjesh Narain for an exclusive interview.Professor Prasad says it's unknown what impact US Tariff will have on Fiji, He denies promising $110 per tonne cane payment and says travel advisory is unnecessary in the wake of increasing dengue fever cases in Fiji.Professor Prasad has refuted reports of temple break-in in Labasa, he says according to the investigations dogs may have damaged the Hindu religious book in the temple.

Labour MP Ginny Anderson hosted a retail crime meeting with leaders and representatives of the Indian retail and anti-crime community.

Only about a quarter of New Zealanders feel safer than they did 12 months ago, according to the RNZ-Reid Research Poll.

Has the government broken its promise by not being able to recruit 500 extra police

41-year-old Fala was sentenced to four years in prison yesterday on 42 charges against 22 women and girls. He had used hidden cameras to secretly film his female friends, colleagues, children and teenagers, are you concerned with these types of behaviours

ACT MP Dr ParmJit Parmar talks about Education and Training (Equal Treatment) Amendment Bill, it would "ensure universities do not allocate resources, benefits or opportunities based on race".

Only about a quarter of New Zealanders feel safer than they did 12 months ago, according to the RNZ-Reid Research Poll.

He also talks about India trip with Pm Rt Hon. Christopher Luxon.

The government will amend the Crimes Act to give all New Zealanders greater ability to detain people stealing from retail stores, in a bid to tackle an increase in shoplifting and retail crime.Justice minister-Paul Goldsmith told Radio Tarana this is another tool given to retailers to keep themselves safe.

Labour MP Jenny Salesa joins Radio Tarana to talk about the controversy surrounding Halal meal in the schools