Last week, Fonterra admitted that the claim that its Anchor butter came from “100% New Zealand Grass-Fed” cows was false and contravened the Fair Trade Act 1986. Greenpeace, which was behind the lawsuit, argued that cows were being fed palm kernels imported from South East Asia, and that therefore this label was misleading to the New Zealand public.
Wire producer Liam spoke to Sinéad Deighton-O’Flynn, agricultural campaigner at Greenpeace Aotearoa, about 'greenwashing' in New Zealand and the impact that this decision will have on the New Zealand dairy industry.
David Slack is back, for a few weeks while Lara is on holiday! Today he chats with Rosetta and Milly about the fuel crisis, and the Government's Response. Whakarongo mai nei!
It's Christian's last This Is How We Brew It, before he leaves the eighthirty coffee whānau! He chats with Rosetta and Milly about a beautiful Brazilian single origin bean, the Ibaraci PB. Tune in throughout the week for your chance to win! Whakarongo mai nei.
Last week, Living Wage was raised to$29.90. This puts it at roughly $6 more than minimum wage, sparking debate and discussions around the need for a raise in minimum wage, particularly amidst the fuel crisis placing more pressure on Aotearoa’s workers.
Wire Host Alex spoke with Assistant National Secretary of the E Tū Union, Annie Newman, about the living wage, the discrepancy with minimum wage, and the political nature of the Government’s ability to raise the latter.
Dub Of The Spirits - Rootsman
Breathstep (John's Phone Mix) - Devon Rexi meets John T. Gast
In Stone - Will Hofbauer
New Mineral - Stones Taro
Deep Harbour (Misty Bay Mix) - Commodo + Alfa Mist
Love Is the Way Pugilist + Another Channel + Prince Morella
Dubbin'Acid - Katatonic Silentio
Véu - kurup
Mutualism - C.ling
Ceaseless Motion - Polygonia
Pamplinas - Ranma Entero
Perils of the Warp - Joe Milli
Concrète Waves Barcelona B4 - Actress + Suzanne Ciani
SEQUENCE 10 - Michael J. Blood
Concrète Waves London B3 - Actress + Suzanne Ciani
Où Mènent les Rêves? - Gilb'r
Phantom - Molecule
Blade - Devon Rexi meets John T. Gast
dark loop - Buttechno
That Boy (Abe Duque Remix) - Tim Paris + Foremost Poets
Figurative Data - Leese + Chewlie
KrautTxeepToon - A-Tweed
Dixan Cheap Tuning (Kamoun Remix) - A-Tweed
Found Sound - Pugilist
Shallow Reflections - C.ling
Aerial View - Later Version
1夢: 日の出 - s a k i 夢
Cortex (Instrumental) - El Michels Affair
Alibekagnimi - Tilaye Gebre
High - Snorkel
Horn Study #01 - Flo Wilson
With Trees Where We Can See - KMRU
jupiter - Rabit
portal - Rabit + Sarahsson
Cloud Pass Voices - Gulls
Just Hanging Out - Nondi_
Flash Flute - Devon Rexi meets John T. Gast
Weathervane - Appleblim
For Dear Science this week, our expert, Dr Cushla McGoverin speaks with us about Artemis II, and forever chemicals in bacteria.
For our weekly catchup with the National Party, Host Alex spoke with Ryan Hamilton about the cabinet reshuffle, the Auckland Housing Amendment Bill, and public transport.
Alex also spoke with Assistant National Secretary of the E tū union, Annie Newman, about the rise in Living Wage, and what it means that minimum wage is lagging behind.
And Producer Liam spoke to Sinéad Deighton-O’Flynn, the agricultural campaigner at Greenpeace Aotearoa, about the result of Greenpeace’s lawsuit against Fonterra, which recently admitted to having falsely advertised its butter to consumers, and the impact this will have in New Zealand.
Rosetta and Milly are back after the long weekend, and ready for a great week of Brekkie radio! E whai ake nei, coming up on the show i tēnei ata; Political Commentary with David Slack, This Is How We Brew It with Christian, prizes, music, and yarns! Whakarongo mai nei!
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