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We started the hour in the East Coast where Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival is set to return. Reporter Noah Ferguson-Dudding spoke to CEO and Artistic Director, Tama Waipara, about the importance of showcasing local artists and culture.

National's Simon O'Connor joins us to talk housing. 

Rochelle Ade also joins us on the topic bringing her expertise on the topic of healthy homes. 

In the Community Garden, we are joined by Accelerating Aotearoa's Judy Speight to talk Local Employment Access Programs. 

All concluded by the week that was as curated by Ollie Joblin. 

A huge thank you to everyone who contributed to the show today.

Today on the Wire with Zoë Larsen Cumming: 

Zoë has her weekly chat with the Green Party co-leader James Shaw on the Greens' commitment to push for meaningful progress for Aotearoa's trans and non binary whanau, a deep sea conservation petition, and the housing crisis (again). 

Then, Aneeka talks to Glenis Philip-Barbara, the assistant Māori Commissioner, on a proposed by Māori, for Māori approach to the care and protection for pēpi Māori. 

Next, Jess speaks to an expert on the intersection of technology and society, Matt Bartlett, about what factors have contributed to the increase in misleading political advertising online and whether New Zealand has an adequate system to combat misinformation.

After that, Aneeka speaks to Green MP and spokesperson for defence Golriz Gharaman on Australia's alleged war crimes in Afghanistan. 

Finally, Zoë interviews For the Love of the Bees' Sarah Smuts-Kennedy on the effect of the bee decline on climate change and local approaches to helping out our little bees. 

On The Wire today:

In Dear Science we’re talking about Qanon, the difference between mammals and birds in a warming world, and a new spacecraft reaching mars!

Karanama brings us a report on the Waitangi Day celebrations, which he paid a visit to this past weekend.

Felix spoke to Gen Toop from Greenpeace NZ about the impacts of synthetic fertiliser.

And finally, Felix spoke to David Seymour about housing and sick leave.

Today on the LAST Wire with Zoë, Aneeka and Jess all together!

Zoë Larsen Cumming speaks to the Green Party co-leader James Shaw on the scrapped Resource Management Act, Waiheke Island’s housing crisis, the huge support for Spokesperson for rainbow communities Dr Elizabeth Kerekere’s Ban Conversion therapy petition, and the vaccine roll out which commenced over the weekend.

Jess Hopkins interviews Glenda Alexander, the Associate Manager of the NZ Nurses Association about overworked staff at MIQ facilities.

Zoë Larsen Cumming speaks to the Director of the Breast Institute New Zealand and Medical Advisor to the Breast Cancer Foundation Dr Monica Saini about a rare and harmless side effect of the COVID19 vaccine that mimics symptoms of breast cancer.

Aneeka speaks to Meg de ronde from Amnesty International about prisons in Aotearoa.

Lastly, Jess talks to Dr Karolina Stasiak, a senior lecturer in psychological medicine at the University of Auckland about the Aroha chat bot.