News and Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins spoke to Palestinian New Zealander Tameem Al Shaltouni about the bombing of the al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza.
For City Counselling, she spoke to Shane Henderson about Te Hononga Akoranga, COMET, an organisation addressing education disparities in local communities, becoming an independent organisation from the Auckland Council and recycled fabric billboards in Henderson-Massey.
She interviewed 350 Aotearoa campaigner, Adam Currie, about their protest at Parliament this week calling on the incoming government to prioritise the climate in coalition negotiations.
And she also spoke to Oxfam Climate Justice Lead, Nick Henry, and Stand Up Co-Convenor, Justine Sachs, about their calls for the incoming government when it comes to the climate and workers rights.
Ash spoke to CEO of Global Women, Agnes Naera, about the impact of menopause on employees.
Yesterday, protestors led by climate advocacy group 350 Aotearoa took to Parliament to call on the incoming government to prioritise climate solutions that will cut emissions and address the cost of living in coalition negotiations.
News and Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins spoke to 350 campaigner, Adam Currie, and asked him about the purpose of their protest.
She also spoke to Oxfam Climate Justice Lead, Nick Henry, about what they would like to see from the incoming government when it comes to climate action.
And she spoke to Co-Convenor of Stand Up, an affiliation of the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions representing workers under 35, Justine Sachs, about how the climate relates to workers rights.
Yesterday, the al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza was bombed, killing at least 500 Palestinians.
The health ministry in Gaza says the attack was the result of an Israeli air raid. Israel has attributed the explosion to a misfired rocket launched by the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), which PIJ has denied.
A statement issued by the World Health organisation pointed out that there have been over 50 attacks on hospitals in Gaza since 7 October. Al Jazeera has also reported that the Israeli military has issued evacuation orders for 22 hospitals. A senior health official in Gaza told Al Jazeera that Israel had fired two artillery shells as a warning at the al-Ahli Baptist Hospital days before the bombing.
Palestinian New Zealander and advocate Tameem Al Shaltouni is among those calling on the New Zealand government to condemn the Israeli government's genocide of Palestinians.
News and Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins spoke to Al Shaltouni about the bombing of al-Ahli Baptist Hospital, Israel’s genocide of Palestinains, and false information that has been spread by Israel during the Israel-Hamas war.
She started off the interview asking Al Shaltouni about the impact of the attack on al-Ahli Baptist Hospital.
💚 Hi lovelies have a wee-gaze at the setlist. Today's show features the first mini-mix dance music extravaganza from 2:20 pm - 2:40 pm house/techno/garage/stuff.
Open your ears for 3 hours of genre-free music. New cuts from James K, Mitski, JamieBranch, and Calibre. Some Congolese guitar in the shape of Vumbi Dekula. And a plethora of alternative classics scattered throughout: The Flaming Lips, Animal Collective, The Cure etc.
I also steal song of the week Hak Baker - Venezuela Riddim from Aneeka.
A seriously fun show. Thank you angels for all the love and support. See you next week where I look to keep the 20-minute dance music thing going.
Gold Panda - You Part 2 Nina Simone - Baltimore Ichiko Aoba - Space Orphans Mitski - My Love Mine All Mine Jesper Ryom - Beaches Yussef Dayes - Afro Cubanism Hallelujah Picassos - Tax the rich English Teacher - Nearly Daffodils The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, Pt. 1 Animal Collective - Summertime Clothes K M T P - 2 Days James K, hoodie - Scorpio Rhye - Open Fazerdaze - Bigger Mall Grab - Foxes Christoph El Truento, Lucky Lance - Always Sunny in Ōmāpere Bone Thugs-n-Harmony - Tha Crossroads Wednesday - Chosen to Deserve
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berlioz - wash my sins away Wagon Christ - The Groove (Souled out) Varhat - Ban Vanessa Worm - Lost Memories Silva Bumpa - Dreaming Sterac - Hop On
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Raffaella Carrà - A far l'amore comincia tu Charles Bradley, Menahan Street Band - The World (Is Going Up in Flames) Jamie Branch - borealis dancing The Breeders - Divine Mascis Vumbi Dekula - Afro Blues Cornershop - Brimful Of Asha Gold Panda - Quitter’s Raga J.J. Cale - Magnolia Wilco - Jesus, Etc. Black Hibiscus - Basquiat Calibre - No Stopping The Cure - Just Like Heaven Hak Baker - Venezuela Riddim Pixies - Where Is My Mind? El Irreal Veintiuno - TL-DM
On The Mind Trench with Rob Bollix, the Bard of Bollix talks Beakhoven's Feather Symphony (AKA classical music for chickens). KMTP is in the studio to chat about their recent album release and the midst of their tour, with an upcoming show in Auckland. Steph from Fake Purr is chatting about their one-off show at Whammy Bar this Saturday. Salene is in for A Room Of One's Own, speaking about renters rights, potential no cause evictions and weird landlord set-ups. Whakarongo mai nei!
Our traditional model of the universe has always said that planets are formed with an accompanying solar system. That is, most stars have their own planets, and most planets have their own stars. However scientists have suggested that starless planets may exist.
Now, a new telescope has taken images to prove that this is indeed the case. The James Webb Space Telescope has captured not one, but two planets orbiting each other, far away from the gravity of a sun.
To find out more about this and what it means for us, Arno spoke to Dr Nick Rattenbury, a senior professor at the University of Auckland and the former president of the Royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand.
Arno started off our interview by asking how these planets formed.
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