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The second phase of the COVID inquiry and the MCERT w/ the ACT Party's Simon Court: 16th March, 2026

On Wednesday last week the findings were released from the second phase of the government’s COVID 19 inquiry. The inquiry broadly found that the Labour government’s approach to managing COVID 19 followed evidence, had strong public approval, and left multiple opportunities for future learnings. While the inquiry acknowledges spaces where the government could have made improvements, dispensations were made due to the unprecedented nature of the COVID pandemic, and the report generally indicates that the government handled the situation well, given the available information. 

Last year, the government announced plans to create MCERT, a new ministry for cities, environment, regions, and transport. This ministry would merge the ministries for the environment, transport, housing and urban development, and the local government components of internal affairs. While the government sez this change will increase efficiency and reduce bureaucratic bloat, critics say the creation of a mega-ministry could reduce the government’s abilities to focus on any of its responsibilities individually. 

For our weekly catchup with the ACT Party’s Simon Court this week, News Director Castor asked him about the second phase of the COVID 19 Inquiry and about MCERT.

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What should doctors do when parents request ‘second best’ treatments for their children?

Producer Jack Marshall spoke with Tara Nair from Monash University in Melbourne about her study into medical ethics, looking at what doctors should do when parents request ‘second best’ treatments for their children. 

 

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Waitangi Day, Latest Unemployment Figures and the Government’s Second Emissions Reduction Target w/ ACT's Simon Court: 10 February, 2025

Last Thursday marked Waitangi day, with thousands coming together to mark the occasion at the treaty grounds themselves - including a number of politicians. 

This year however, in the midst of the Treaty Principles Bill debate, ACT leader David Seymour was asked by his own hapu Ngāti Rēhia not to attend Waitangi. He ignored this request and chose to attend with his party anyway. 

During his speech at Waitangi, in an act of protest many onlookers turned their backs, and his microphone was taken multiple times. 

For our weekly catch up, Producer Evie spoke to the ACT party’s Simon Court about the proceedings at Waitangi.

They also discussed the latest unemployment figures - which continue to steadily rise, putting us in the worst place since 2020. As well as unpacking the government’s latest emissions reduction plan and how achievable it really is. 

 

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Guest Interview w/ Jeff of Audio Foundation (SAIFSS): February 3, 2025

Matthew and Jeff Henderson of Audio Foundation chat about The Second Aotearoa International Festival of Secret Sounds which kicks off next weekend! Whakarongo mai nei!

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WALAO! Interview with Ray Leslie: 2 March, 2026

Oto and Jaycee talked to Tāmaki Makaurau rapper and songwriter Ray Leslie about her upcoming single 'SEWED PIECES,' her new Hip-House direction and blocking out the noise of the digital era.

Thanks to Jagiya!

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WALAO! Interview with JHL: 16 March, 2026

Oto and Jaycee talked to Filipino-Tāmaki Makaurau artist and producer JHL about their latest single - 'Everything you want' and then went into a wider conversation about their tour in China last year and Filipino music culture.

Thanks to Jagiya!

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Māori wards bill passes second reading w/ ActionStation’s Kassie Hartendorp: 29th July, 2024

Last week, the Local Government (Electoral Legislation and Māori Wards and Māori Constituencies) Amendment Bill passed through its second reading.

The bill would reverse changes made to increase Māori representation in local government by reverting the Māori ward rules to restore the referendum mechanism. 

This would mean if any council wanted to establish a Māori ward, and a petition that had been signed by 5% of people was presented, a binding referendum would have to be held. 

Wire host Sofia caught up with ActionStation Director, Kassie Hartendorp, (Ngāti Raukawa, Ngāti Tūwharetoa) about this and their campaign to keep Māori wards.

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Wayne Brown’s Second Harbour Bridge Proposal w/ Senior Lecturer of Urban Planning, Dr. Timothy Welch: 17th September, 2024

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown recently proposed a second bridge across the Auckland harbour, which would go from Point Chevalier to Kauri Point on the North Shore. The new project would be aimed at reducing congestion, however, many are sceptical that it would have any impact due to the lack of existing infrastructure.

Wire host Castor spoke to senior lecturer of urban planning, Dr. Timothy Welch, about the proposal and potential issues with congestion and transport infrastructure.

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The government's second climate target w/ Massey University's Professor of Sustainable Energy and Climate Mitigation, Ralph Sims: 3 February, 2025

Last week the government announced their second climate target, in accordance with the Paris Agreement. 

The target outlines how much emissions need to be cut by 2035. The government has chosen a target of getting emissions down by 51 - 55% compared to 2005 levels. This is only 1% higher than their previous target. 

The announcement has been slated as unambitious, particularly in relation to comparable nations, as well as developing countries. 

However, with the proposed climate policies from the government, many of which aren’t even in place yet, Aotearoa isn’t forecasted to reach this goal. 

On Friday, Producer Evie spoke to Massey University's Professor of Sustainable Energy and Climate Mitigation, Ralph Sims about the target and how realistic it really is.

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Wayne Brown’s proposed second harbour bridge and Auckland Council spending over $250k on repairing beach stairs w/ Councillor Shane Henderson: 19th September, 2024

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has revealed a proposal to build a second harbour bridge between Pt Chevalier and the North Shore as a cheaper alternative crossing option. 

This would involve using the naturally existing lava flow at Meola Reef to support a new bridge across the Waitematā Harbour crossing to Kauri Point on the North Shore. 

In response, critics have questioned the investment, whether the proposal would solve issues of traffic congestion, and have raised concerns regarding environmental implications, disrupting suburban areas, and iwi consultation. 

Additionally, Auckland Council received criticism earlier this week over information revealed through an Official Information Act request by the Auckland Ratepayers Alliance that Council spent over $250k on repairing four sets of stairs on Milford Beach. 

Sofia spoke to Councillor Shane Henderson about both of these topics.