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95bFM Breakfast with Tess: September 7, 2020

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Tess and Mary-Margaret are holding down the fort on this Monday morning; Pennie joins us for another episode of Fashun and glam rock; Jenna reviews Burnt Sugar and reckons it's definitely one to read; and Justine answers all your union questions.

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Jukebox Parlour: May 21, 2022

Corey of Fukumodo's Crate guest hosts this episode, with a range of bangin' tracks being requested by the public.

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Plato’s Retreat 14 June 2025
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Law & Order Proposals w/ Efeso Collins; November 27 2019

The National party has rolled a series of new proposals aimed at dealing with violent gangs, if they were to win the 2020 election. They’ve said they want to take a much stronger stance than the current government, promising new laws ranging from banning gang patches to revoking parole for those associated with gangs to the setting up of a new task force, modelled after a prolific New South Wales unit called “Strike Force Raptor”. This is apparently only the beginning of a broader “gang action plan” that National has promised to release by next year. Meanwhile Corrections minister Kelvin Davis called the document a "mishmash of reheated ideas", stating that the focus should be on anyone who breaks the law rather than specific groups. University of Auckland Criminologist Dr Ron Kramer said the proposals were "transparently pathetic", "overblown propaganda", and that they provide no substantive impact on crime. William Boyd spoke with Manukau ward councillor Efeso Collins, who has been outspoken in the past about opening up conversation with gangs as opposed to cracking down on them. William started off by asking him for his input on the new proposals.

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95bFM Breakfast with Rachel: January 13, 2020

Today on your bFM Breakfast: After a beautiful weekend, we're back again. This time, with news AND guests, aren't we lucky; Penelope Noir talks foot binding (maybe put your breakfast down while you listen to this part); and Jenna's here with a summer read that you'll be sure to whiz through. Oh, and apparently toe thongs are back in, who knew?

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95bFM Drive with Jonny: Friday December 22, 2023

And that's a wrap on 95bFM Drive with Jonny! 

Thanks to The Beer Spot! 

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The Treaty Principles Bill, Cutting Pay Parity for ECE Centres, Nicole McKee’s efforts to Reform of Gun Laws w/ the Green Party’s Ricardo Menéndez-March: 11 September, 2024

Earlier this week, ACT leader David Seymour announced that the basic outline of the treaty principles bill, which would be introduced to parliament in November later this year, would include acknowledgements saying that iwi and hapū had specific rights to their lands. 

This comes after more than 400 Christian leaders in Aotearoa signed a joint letter condemning the bill and asking MPs to strike it down, as well as Prime Minister Christopher Luxon making an official statement saying that he wouldn't support the bill beyond its first reading.

For our weekly catch up, News and Editorial Director, Joel, spoke to the Green Party’s Ricardo Menendez-March to discuss the recent changes to the treaty principles bill and whether or not it guaranteed protections for Iwi and Māori.

We also talked about government cutting pay parity agreements for relief teachers at Early Childhood Education Centres, as well as Concerns over Nicole McKee's efforts to reform gun laws

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The Fast Track List, Public Health Cuts and Climate Adaptation w/ The Green Party’s Ricardo Menendez-March: October 9th, 2024.

Earlier this week, the government revealed a list of 149 projects that had been selected for fast tracking.

Among the listed fast-tracked projects are 43 infrastructure projects, 22 renewable energy projects, and 11 mining projects.

While the bill, Infrastructure minister Chris Bishop says it’s likely some of the projects will be accepted by next year.

Both the recently announced list and the fast track approvals bill preceding it have faced intense scrutiny and criticism from environmental activists, who say that it would allow developers for mining projects and other developments posing risks to the landscape, to bypass environmental protections and democratic scrutiny. 

For their weekly catchup, Oto spoke to Green Party MP Ricardo Menendez-March about the recently announced fast track list, and the environmental impacts of the projects included in it.

They also had a chat about a leaked document revealing a number of cuts to public services, and The Finance and Expenditure Committee’s inquiry into climate adaptation.

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I/V w/ Gigi & Kiki Van Newtown: January 19, 2018

Holy satanic buttplug, it's Gigi and Kiki of Hex. Discussing inspirational hatred, their Valentine's Day album release, vacuum packed supermarket coffee bricks, their Kings Arms gig tomorrow night, hankies vs. serviettes, fundraising to get to SXSW, _and_ their brand new single 'Sight Beyond the Line'... try and keep up, will you? (Russell did.)

Tickets HERE. Donate HERE. Pre-order The Hill Temple HERE.

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Gang Patch Legislation, New Zealands Ranking on the Climate Change Performance Index, and Puberty Blockers w/ The Green Party’s Ricardo Menendez-March: November 27, 2024

Last week, the government’s ban on gang patches officially came into effect. Under the new law, gang insignia is now officially banned in public places and police now have the power to break up large groups in public for causing fear and intimidation and can issue orders preventing gang members from associating or communicating for up to three years.

While hailed by the coalition government as a bold step in their “Tough on Crime” approach to law and order, the law has been questioned by experts and even a number of police officers themselves, who say that a suppression approach to policing gangs is likely to push gang activity to the periphery instead of eradicating it, and that it would disproportionately target marginalised communities.

For our weekly catch up, News and Editorial Director, Joel, spoke to the Green Party’s Ricardo Menendedz-March about the gang patch ban coming into effect and the party’s take on it.

They also had a discussion about the fall in New Zealand’s ranking on the Climate Change Performance Index, as well as the Ministry of Health's evidence brief and position statement on puberty blockers.