Wednesday

On The Wire today, Allan Blackman talks to us about retrieving gold, superionic ice and severed pigs brains that are alive.

Tracey Martin has been in the UK and tells us what she has seen working there in terms of children in care, and spends some time defending the Waka Jumping bill. 

For Wednesday Wire's (delayed) Wire Worry Week on War and Colonial Memorials, we hear from Glenis Philip-Barbara who is organising events to educate people about Aotearoa pre-European arrival for the 250th Anniversary celebrations of Captain Cook's arrival next year.