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Long Player: hanbee 'Seashell Cassette'

Long Player: hanbee 'Seashell Cassette' Long Player: hanbee 'Seashell Cassette', 58.42 MB
Sat 15 Oct 2022

hanbee chats to Hunter about tracks from 'Seashell Cassette' for Long Player, thanks to NZ On Air Music! 

Totally Wired with Hunter: October 15, 2022

Totally Wired with Hunter: October 15, 2022 Totally Wired with Hunter: October 15, 2022, 247.44 MB
Sat 15 Oct 2022

Saturday Morning Vice with Doc Sportello:October 15, 2022

Saturday Morning Vice with Doc Sportello:October 15, 2022 Saturday Morning Vice with Doc Sportello:October 15, 2022, 213.46 MB
Sat 15 Oct 2022

 

Nice to be back on FM with you, hope you all had a lovely morning!

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Fancy New Band with Erin Myers: Friday 14 October

Fancy New Band with Erin Myers: Friday 14 October Fancy New Band with Erin Myers: Friday 14 October, 16.51 MB
Fri 14 Oct 2022

Morning Glory with Lucia: Friday 14 October

Morning Glory with Lucia: Friday 14 October Morning Glory with Lucia: Friday 14 October, 211.53 MB
Fri 14 Oct 2022

City Counselling w/ Shane Henderson: October 14th, 2022

City Counselling w/ Shane Henderson: October 14th, 2022 City Counselling w/ Shane Henderson: October 14th, 2022, 14.88 MB
Fri 14 Oct 2022

Last week the Tāmaki Makaurau local elections concluded, seeing an overall shift to the centre right exemplified by the landslide win of Wayne Brown. 

This was largely due to an overrepresentation of older, upper-class people in the vote, a symptom of incredibly low voter turnouts across the board. 

Many people criticised the accessibility of local election voting, with minister for local democracy Nania Mahuta being one of many who didn’t receive their papers in the mail.

In our regular City Counselling segment, we’ve had a chat with Shane Henderson, who has recently been re-elected to the Waitakere ward seat about the elections and his upcoming goals. 

 

I/V w/ Sam Moore: October 14, 2022

I/V w/ Sam Moore: October 14, 2022 I/V w/ Sam Moore: October 14, 2022, 6.35 MB
Fri 14 Oct 2022

Sam from Tāmaki Makaurau's Memory Foam dialled in to chat about their ruckus new single, 'Hold My Beer.' Whakarongo mai nei! 

The Wire w/ Liam: October 14th, 2022

The Wire w/ Liam: October 14th, 2022 The Wire w/ Liam: October 14th, 2022, 104.27 MB
Fri 14 Oct 2022

E whai ake nei, coming up on The Wire today:

Liam had their regular chat with city councillor Shane Henderson, chatting about his re-election to the Waitakere Ward seat, the local elections and his goals for this term of council. 

We also have a report from David Liwei Shi, covering last week's tertiary education union strike. 

They’ve also spoken to Caroline Mareko from NZCTU about the pacific pay gap inquiry and what needs to change about wealth inequality in Aotearoa.

We also have a kōrero with the green parties Ricardo Menedez March, on the government's re-opening of the migrant worker and parent visas, and some of the issues they’ve identified within it.

And lastly Liam spoke to Michael Plank from the University of Canterbury about the risk of new Covid-19 Subvariants. 

 

Migrant Resident Visas w/ Ricardo Menendez March: October 14, 2022

Migrant Resident Visas w/ Ricardo Menendez March: October 14, 2022 Migrant Resident Visas w/ Ricardo Menendez March: October 14, 2022, 11.45 MB
Fri 14 Oct 2022

A pair of resident visas that have been closed for some time have recently been re-opened. 

Immigration minister Michael Wood announced the Skilled Migrant Category, and the Parent Category visas would be re-opened, allowing people to become residents through their careers or through their children. 

However, various groups have criticised the conditions of entrance, including the Green Party who’ve raised concerns about class inequality becoming a part of the system, 

Liam spoke to their immigration spokesperson, Ricardo Menedez March, about the current system and what can change. 

 

Pacific Pay Gap w/ Caroline Mareko: October 14, 2022

Pacific Pay Gap w/ Caroline Mareko: October 14, 2022 Pacific Pay Gap w/ Caroline Mareko: October 14, 2022, 21.73 MB
Fri 14 Oct 2022

The New Zealand Council of Trade Unions and the Human Rights Commission have recently made recommendations to the government on how to minimise the pacific pay gap. 

This came due to a report into the systemic gap seen between pakeha men and minority groups. 

The groups have called for urgent pay transparency, as well as changes to the living wage and implementing protective measures. 

To learn more Liam spoke to NZCTU’s Caroline Mareko about what they’re calling for and why it’s important.