Helen Clark

Politics Unpacked

Anna Covell

News & Politics, Politics, News

4.4 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 23 June 2022

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Matt Chorley speaks to the former prime minister of New Zealand, former head of the United Nations Development Programme and now President of Chatham House, about a new commission looking at how to prepare every country for the health threats of the future.

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0:31.0	Hello, this is the Red Box Podcast.
0:32.9	I'm Matt Chouly, coming up on today's episode.
0:36.2	Blimey, health panics are everywhere.
0:38.4	We're just off the back of the coronavirus pandemic.
0:40.6	There's monkey pox.
0:42.2	Now there's polio.
0:43.6	How sustainable is health care around the world?
0:47.2	Well, there's a new commission that's been launched
0:49.0	to look at health care around the world.
0:50.8	It's been shared by Helen Clark,
0:52.9	the former Prime Minister of New Zealand,
0:55.4	former head of the UN Development Programme as well.
0:57.4	I've been speaking to her
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