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Auckland Transport has announced another parking fare increase, pushing up parking across AT-managed lots 50 cents per hour. 

They justified the increase as necessary to cover ‘rising operational costs’ and to cover the Auckland Council’s increased resource commitment to supporting Aucklanders with “issues like blocked driveways, footpaths, and clearways”.

As well, Auckland Council have voted to endorse the redevelopment of Eden Park, in favour of a new waterfront stadium — bringing the latest development in a long-standing discussion about the best approach to attract tourism and financial productivity to Auckland.
All they need now is the government to pitch in $100 million dollars to fund the project.

Producer Sara started her interview with Shane Henderson by asking why raising parking prices was the preferred option for covering council operational costs

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BLUE NOISE - JHL - Poème électronique
Croatian Amor - Armita (feat. Soho Rezanejad, Alto Aria & Scandinavian Star)
Whitearmor - Wedding Bells
Richelle - Mascotte (Stella Rituel)
Massi - teapot
Bladee x Robert Miles - EgoChildren 
Lyo XS - Prudencia
Stella Fortuna - volz
Fatak, Romance Relic, Tettix Hexer — To The Beauty Of Being
Abra Cadabra -spin this coupe (inv remix)
anyoneID - Gobelet Drum (Næja Remix)
unfold33- BODY+4EVA(Ver.FISHOFILET)
Tension - Embrace
Dé exquis - dé'fales
Tettix Hexer - The Vibrant And Buoyant Heart (For Mikkel)
Capo Lee - LIFF (COUNT DUB)
Pholo - Lagga 24
TCV - Drift
EVIL EYE EMPIRE - Котёнок в колодце
DJ FUCCI - SUPER PESO
GLOBAL X SIGFRIDA - POSITIONS RMX 
Diessa - Rough On It
R3LL, SBF - She Got Donkey Kong (Jersey Club VIP)
NOBM - Rihanna & Future - Love Song (Jersey Club Remix)
SIM & Sueuga - Sumergir
Ytem & Chemist - Mantis Lords
anyoneID - Hope
RAVL - Doomsday Clockmakers
SIL V3 R 100 & Yunodji - VIOLENT CRIMES [vilhelm. remix]
FUCK!LACRÈME - Liesss (Slikback Remix)
DEAD XICE - I Wanna Dance
CANBLASTER - Reflection Cave
DRÆG - Trance
Lotus Reaction x Mount Terror - re_bote
Skillibeng - Bad Everyday (HOWE Remix)
K1RA - Immortal 
Fivio Foreign - Trust (@DjDiz973 Jersey Club Remix)
BOGUE - Until the End of the World
HÉRISSÉ - Observational Passing
Tohji — Oreo (Malibu seven seas mix)
Whitearmor - Slow Dance
g0uttESd0o0 - crap0 [jh0nnycryinG REMIX]

Eva During is a multidisciplinary artist, and recipient of the arts house trust and Dunedin School of Art graduate exhibition scholarship 2025. Eva works within spaces of sculpture, ceramics, audio and installation, in which she navigates the complexities of personal identity through her experience as a first-generation immigrant. 

Her current exhibition at the Arts House Trust at Pah Homestead, Under the Bridge, follows Eva’s journey as she retraces the path of Aotearoa’s first Chinese immigrants. Visiting these historic sites of the goldmining settlements of Lawrence and Arrowtown, through tracing the path of the Clutha river. 

Throughout the journey, Eva collected these organic materials of the land's temporal memory, bringing them back into the studio in which the organic materials were transferred onto pieces of material that Eva then hand stitched into 100s of shā bāo that form a river bed along the gallery floor.

Bringing together a beautiful display of collective memory and dialogue that speaks to the quiet strength that is passed down through generations of Chinese immigrants. 

Maya caught up with Eva about the show and overall practice.

This week on the Friday Wire... 

Lillian steps in for Laura this week as the news team works from home...

First up, Sam Denne has created a bit of an experimental piece talking about the challenges that Covid19 can present for our mental health, particularly in this rāhui period. 

Next, Louis Laws speaks to Otago University lecturer Dr. Shyamal Das on a community-led solution and his research in respiratory drug delivery.  Dr Das is the person who created, along with his students, 100 litres of hand sanitiser over three days so that the essential services on the university campus would not take away from the public stock of hand sanitiser. Also the leftover of that 100L the university didn’t need went to Dunedin hospital. 

Then, Jack Marshall, former Green Desk host, speaks with Gisborne mayor, Rehette Stoltz to give us some insight on what it is like to lead a city under lockdown. 

Finally, Laura Kvigstad has her weekly chat with National’s Denise Lee. This week they chat about Denise's volunteer database, where people in her community are delivering goods to those who may not have internet access. Then they chat about the potential for a grand coalition amongst these unprecedented times. Lastly, they discuss the protections put in place for renters and some of the concerns that renters may have amongst these uncertain times.