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The Wire: 23rd September, 2024

The Wire: 23rd September, 2024 The Wire: 23rd September, 2024, 115.77 MB
Mon 23 Sep 2024

For their weekly catch up with Te Pāti Māori, Oto spoke to Mariameno Kapa-Kingi about Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori last week, Gang patch legislation passing into law, and New Zealand supporting a UN resolution, calling for an end of Israel’s occupation of Palestine.

He spoke to Nicole Wallace from the Tertiary Education Union to discuss a recent series of proposed cuts to short postgraduate courses at the University of Auckland.

And he spoke to John Minto from Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa to discuss Israel’s exploding pager attack in Lebanon last week, as well as New Zealand voting in favour of the UN General assembly resolution demanding an end to Israel’s occupation of the Palestinian territories.

For their weekly catch up, Evie spoke to the ACT Party’s Simon Court about restricting contract workers from challenging their employment status, and the ban on gang patches passing into law. 

She also spoke to E Tū National Secretary Rachel Mackintosh about the same planned changes to the contractor employment law, why the Union opposes these, and what negative impact she believes it will have.

E Tū opposes government moves to restrict contractors from challenging employment status w/ National Secretary of E Tū Rachel Mackintosh: 23 September, 2024

E Tū opposes government moves to restrict contractors from challenging employment status w/ National Secretary of E Tū Rachel Mackintosh: 23 September, 2024 E Tū opposes government moves to restrict contractors from challenging employment status w/ National Secretary of E Tū Rachel Mackintosh: 23 September, 2024, 18.88 MB
Mon 23 Sep 2024

Unions say that the government's change to employment law restricting contractors from challenging their status in the employment court, is a step in the wrong direction. 

The change comes off the back of the landmark decision by the employment court to grant four contract uber drivers the status of an employee. The government now wants to prevent this from happening again. 

E Tū Union National Secretary Rachel Mackintosh says this change will lock in the exploitation which Uber’s current model relies on. 

Producer Evie spoke to Mackintosh about why the government is implementing the changes and how it will negatively affect workers. 

 

Restricting contractors from challenging their employment status and the ban on gang patches passes into law w/ The ACT Party’s Simon Court: 23 September, 2024

Restricting contractors from challenging their employment status and the ban on gang patches passes into law w/ The ACT Party’s Simon Court: 23 September, 2024 Restricting contractors from challenging their employment status and the ban on gang patches passes into law w/ The ACT Party’s Simon Court: 23 September, 2024, 24.64 MB
Mon 23 Sep 2024

The government has outlined its upcoming changes to the law to clarify whether a worker is an employee or a contractor. The changes would restrict contractors from challenging their status in the employment court. 


This comes following a case brought to the employment court in 2022, in which four Uber drivers were granted the rights of employees, rather than of contractors as they were employed. Thus allowing these drivers to be entitled to protections such as guaranteed hours, leave, kiwisaver contributions and the right to unionise. 

Uber appealed the decision, but were dismissed. Now the government wants to adjust the law to prevent this from occurring again. 

For their weekly catch up Producer Evie spoke to the ACT Party’s Simon Court about this change, and the concerns that have arisen around it. 

They also talked about the gang patch legislation passing into law, including last minute additions to the bill and how it will be imposed.

 

Loose Reads w/ Abby: 23 September, 2024

Loose Reads w/ Abby: 23 September, 2024 Loose Reads w/ Abby: 23 September, 2024, 12.02 MB
Mon 23 Sep 2024

Abby chats to Jonny about the new book from Airana Ngarewa (Ngāti Ruanui, Nga Rauru, Ngāruahine). Ngāti Pātea/Pātea Boys is a bilingual book in reo Māori and English about a group of boys growing up in Pātea and is a fantastic resource for those on their reo Māori journey - perfect for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. 

Thanks to Time Out Bookstore!

95bFM Breakfast with Jonny: Rāhina September 23, 2024

95bFM Breakfast with Jonny: Rāhina September 23, 2024 95bFM Breakfast with Jonny: Rāhina September 23, 2024, 242.21 MB
Mon 23 Sep 2024

Featuring Loose Reads with Time Out Bookstore and Fashun with Penelope Noir. 

Morning Glory w/ Fern: 23 September 2024

Morning Glory w/ Fern: 23 September 2024 Morning Glory w/ Fern: 23 September 2024, 217.98 MB
Mon 23 Sep 2024

Thanks to The Tuning Fork!

The One to Four with Pennie Black: 23 September 2024

The One to Four with Pennie Black: 23 September 2024 The One to Four with Pennie Black: 23 September 2024, 243.84 MB
Mon 23 Sep 2024

Border Radio with Deputy Paul

Border Radio, 22nd September, 2024 Border Radio, 22nd September, 2024, 216.34 MB
Sun 22 Sep 2024

I found a poster online for an insane looking festival in Louisville, Kentucky and played a few artists that were towards the bottom in the smaller print. And heaps of others too.

The 95bFM Kids' Show: 22 September 2024

The 95bFM Kids' Show: 22 September 2024 The 95bFM Kids' Show: 22 September 2024, 223.27 MB
Sun 22 Sep 2024

We continue with our chapter book and chat with Captain Festus about his new song, "A Slight Snag"!

Thanks to the wonderful NZ Maritime Museum - Hui te Ananui a Tangaroa - for sponsoring the show!

 

The Swap Meet 22 September 2024

The Swap Meet 22 September 2024 The Swap Meet 22 September 2024, 305.31 MB
Sun 22 Sep 2024

We're celebrating Te Wiki 2024 'Ake ake ake – A Forever Language with some new discoveries and blends fusing the excellent reo vocals and rare groove classics.  @amomaipihama @tipenemusic @CheyMilne @AnnaCoddington Mauri ora!