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The Wire
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Foreshore and Seabed - A Repeal For Who?
MP3, 11m04s, 10.1MB, first broadcast 8 February 2010
Waitangi Day has ended on the right 'fuzzy vibes' note, with Treaty Negotiations Minister Chris Finlayson promising iwi a repeal of the contentious Foreshore and Seabed Act is on the cards. But... READ MORE
The Mackenzie Basin: Forsaken By The Government?
MP3, 13m03s, 11.9MB, first broadcast 8 February 2010
Joe talks to Kevin Hackwell of Forest and Bird New Zealand about new documents they've obtained under the Official Information Act, and why those documents suggest the government is trying to undermine... READ MORE
Mayor of Auckland John Banks
MP3, 7m55s, 7.2MB, first broadcast 4 February 2010
Hamish talks to John Banks about recent developments that may see "None Tree Hill" becoming One Tree Hill once again. PERMALINK
Papercuts - Thanks to Magnation
MP3, 8m32s, 7.8MB, first broadcast 4 February 2010
This week Pennie reviews fashion magazine '10' PERMALINK
Dear Science
MP3, 9m43s, 8.9MB, first broadcast 4 February 2010
This week Peter talks about Ray Avery, the scientist and inventor awarded 'New Zealander of the Year'; and the British Medical Journal article which suggests a link between the MMR vaccine and... READ MORE
Book She Read: Welcome To The Future
MP3, 10m33s, 9.7MB, first broadcast 3 February 2010
Sally returns for 2010, carrying a gunnysack teeming with literature and literature-related news. Today: summer reading of magicians, the iPad, JD Salinger RIP and some misc. rambling. PERMALINK
The Most Expensive Democracy In The World
MP3, 14m16s, 13.1MB, first broadcast 3 February 2010
bFM's US correspondent Jason Leopold joins us to discuss the supreme court decision allowing companies to spend as much as they like on political campaigning. Is some free speech a little bit... READ MORE
Counterclockwise: Off With Spike
MP3, 9m26s, 8.6MB, first broadcast 3 February 2010
Scoop correspondent Spike Mountjoy joins us for one last counterclockwise - today giving us his thoughts on where the political battle lines will be drawn this year. PERMALINK
A Different Kind of Literacy
MP3, 9m37s, 8.8MB, first broadcast 3 February 2010
Paul catches up with CEO of the NZ Computer Society Paul Matthews to run through their new report which highlights the need for ALL kiwis to up their digital literacy. Which is... READ MORE
Iwi Compromise On Auckland's Volcanoes
MP3, 7m59s, 7.3MB, first broadcast 3 February 2010
Paul Moon, Prof of Treaty and Economics from AUT's faculty of Maori Development, talks Paul through the latest wrangling over Auckland's cones. Paul says bringing in multiple iwi is an innovative approach... READ MORE
