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The Wire
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He's Certainly Not Gay In The Happy Way
MP3, 6m38s, 1.5MB, first broadcast 30 July 2010
Labour MP Trevor Mallard tells Jon about the "unbalanced" state of Chris Carter, Labour MP for Te Atatu, as Carter's career with Labour approaches its closing. PERMALINK
Who Needs Information
MP3, 9m49s, 2.2MB, first broadcast 30 July 2010
Tim Murphy of the Media Freedom Committee argues against Gisborne Police's decision to withhold some information from the public about certain local crimes. PERMALINK
In The Neighbourhood
MP3, 7m54s, 1.8MB, first broadcast 30 July 2010
Jon talks to Basil Presdige of the Public Service Association about strike action conducted by Housing New Zealand staff over pay and employment conditions. PERMALINK
Downloading > Uploading
MP3, 8m35s, 2MB, first broadcast 29 July 2010
Bronwyn Holloway-Smith of the Creative Freedom Foundation talks to Paul, fresh from her appearnace before a select committee appearance looking at internet piracy. PERMALINK
Dear Science: Little Fish and Lonliness
MP3, 8m04s, 1.8MB, first broadcast 29 July 2010
Aimee at the Science Media Centre looks at disturbing reports of dwindling phyto-plankton, and the scary thought that loneliness kills you. PERMALINK
Arizona Beatdown
MP3, 9m21s, 2.1MB, first broadcast 29 July 2010
Alison Parker from Human Rights Watch celebrates what she says is a victory in the fight against Arizona's controversial immigration law. PERMALINK
Police Have Feelings Too
MP3, 7m42s, 1.8MB, first broadcast 29 July 2010
Police Minister tries to explain these words: "attacks in the media on police, reports into police conduct, all these sorts of things [haven't] encouraged respect for police." For e.g? PERMALINK
Māori Language Week 2010
MP3, 4m07s, 965KB, first broadcast 26 July 2010
Glenis Philip-Barbara is the Chief Executive of Te Taura Whiri i Te Reo Māori, the Māori Language Commission. This week it is Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, Māori language week. She... READ MORE
WWF: The Draft Energy Strategy Is No Strategy At All
MP3, 8m42s, 2MB, first broadcast 26 July 2010
Peter Hardstaff, Climate Change Campaigner for the World Wildlife Foundation NZ, gives Will his thoughts on the government's draft energy strategy that was released last week. He says it's 'riddled with holes'... PERMALINK
Caritas: Government Has Shifted Funding Goalposts for Aid Projects
MP3, 8m02s, 1.8MB, first broadcast 26 July 2010
Will talks to Mike Smith, the Director of Caritas Aotearoa NZ, about why development NGOs are frustrated at the government's lack of certainty regarding changes to the way it funds overseas aid... READ MORE
