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The Wire with Lillian: February 12th, 2020

On today's episode of The Wire...

On Dear Science with Allan Blackman we cover a Harvard lecturer who was arrested over funding issues, the retraction of a faulty coronavirus paper, and further research on cancer.

Felix brings us an update on the Salvation Army’s annual State of the Nation report, and spoke to Social Policy Director Lieutenant-Colonel Ian Hutson.

Lillian spoke with Professor Peter Crampton about the Deprivation Index from the University of Otago and how damp and mouldy housing has now been added as a factor.

Following that conversation Lillian also spoke with Philippa Howden-Chapman from the University of Otago about the correlation between the state of our housing and people’s health.

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The Wire with Sherry: February 18th, 2020

This week Sherry Zhang talks to Youth Coordinator of the Auckland Women's centre on the Abortion law reform rally Our Bodies Our Choice. They speak on reproductive rights, intersectional feminism and the rally's kaupapa of trans-inclusivity.  

Next Sherry speaks to Theatre Lecturer and critic Dr James Wenley, on his show Dr Drama Makes a Show exploring themes of performance, masculinity, whiteness and Pākehā privilege. We speak about what it means to be a supportive ally and white maile fragility.

Then, Louis Laws speaks to spokesperson of State Housing Action Network, Michael Sharpe, on the goverments action plan to combate homelessness in Aotearoa. 

Finally, Lillian Hanly speaks to spokesperson & assistant researcher for Nga Wai a Te Tui, Jacqueline paul, who is in hui with UN’s Special Rapporteur, Leilani Farha, on experiences and challenges for Māori in achieving adequate housing.

 

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The Wire with Jemima: August 14, 2020

Today on the Wire Jemima covers for Mary-Margaret and Ollie. She speaks to the Cheif Executive of the National Foundation for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Natasha Gallardo about how the widespread use of masks is impacting the hearing loss community. 

Ollie brings us The Week That Was, a new segment rounding up the very best (or worst) of the news week.

For our 2020 Election Coverage on housing issues, Mary Margaret speaks with journalist and commentator Rod Oram about a fair housing system in Aotearoa. 

Oscar wraps up the show with City Counselling. He speaks to Auckland Councillor Richard Hills about the Environment and Climate Change Committee. 

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Homelessness in Level 2.5 w/ Jo Denvir: September 3, 2020

With Auckland in level 2.5, many people are readjusting to life, there are many areas which are still returning to normal. For central Auckland and their homeless population, there have been huge efforts to provide housing throughout the pandemic. While housing has been adequate so far, there are a number of other issues arising. To understand more about this, James Tapp talked to the chief executive of Lifewise, Jo Denvir, and started off by asking about the current situation.

 

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The Wire with Jemima: September 8, 2020

On the Wire today we are looking at housing issues for our election coverage. Jemima speaks with Māori Party co-leader John Tamihere about the party's housing policies.

Jemima talks to Local Government New Zealand President Stuart Crosby about their bid to extend the central and local electoral term from three years to four. 

Hanna discusses the plans to end the winter energy payment with Auckland Action Against Poverty co-chair Kathleen Paraha.

Then, to wrap up the show with some more election coverage, Hanna and Jemima look into whether New Zealander's need heat pumps in their rental homes. They speak to Manawatū Tenants Union, Renters United and the Asthma and Respiratory Foundation NZ about the benefits of heating a rental property. 

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The Wire with Jemima: January 26, 2021

Today on the Tuesday Wire it's just Jemima and Hanna again!

School Strike for Climate New Zealand will rally outside Parliament today and call on the country's leaders to take meaningful climate action in the first 100 days of government. Jemima speaks to SS4C media representative Ethan Reille about the rally and the organisation's six demands. 

Hanna talks to Bernie Smith, CEO of the Monte Cecilia Housing Trust, about the Labour Party's recently announced plan to build public housing, and about the situation on the ground.

Jemima chats to to Dr Bridgette Toy-Cronin, Director and Senior Lecturer at the University of Otago Faculty of Law, about her report on how we can use online self help tools to combat the gap in access to justice in Aotearoa. 

Hanna speaks to the Disarmament and Security Centre Coordinator Lucy Stewart about the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, which became international law today.

Finally, Jemima goes over some of the issues regarding the new Northland Covid-19 case. Due to technical issues, the team reads an interview Jemima did with Lesley Gray Public Health Specialist and Senior Lecturer at the Univerity of Otago based in Wellington on transmissability of the South African Variant, infection via ventilation systems and how likely it is New Zealand will enter another lockdown this year. 

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ACT's Brooke van Velden on their COVID 3.0 Plan and the Government's Interest Deductibility Policy: September 29, 2021

This week Zazi Brooke have a chat about the ACT Party's COVID 3.0 plan, as well as the Government's interest deductibility policy. 

Zazi asks Brooke to compare the COVID 3.0 plan with the Government's opening up plan that was announced in August. They talk about some of the key points as well as the day they chose to release their plan, being days before the National Party release theirs. 

In the second half, Brooke talks about the Government's change in deductibility rules over housing, rules that are aiming to improve the housing crisis in New Zealand. Brooke tells Zazi why the ACT party does not support the interest deductibility policy and talks about the ACT Party's proposed GST-sharing scheme. 

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Totally Wired with Hunter: November 20, 2021

Hunter brings you new music from Eden Burns Jordan Rakei, Beach House, Womb & more! Plus, Tāmaki's Leaping Tiger chat's to Jess about tracks from 'Soulsleep', their new album for Long Player, thanks to NZ On Air Music! 

Thanks to Flying Out for sponsoring Totally Wired! Check out their online shop at flyingout.co.nz

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City Counselling w/ Shane Henderson: November 19, 2021

This week, Ilena talked to Councillor Shane Henderson about Auckland Council’s and his own perspective on the Enabling Housing Supply Bill, which encourages intensification in single house zones in Auckland. 

They also talked about the proposed Te Whau pathway, which will be open to public consultation from this Monday through to the 20th of December.

 

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REINZ Market Report w/ Jen Baird: July 15, 2022

The latest Market Report released by the Retail Institute of New Zealand shows a slow in price growth as well as a decrease in the volume of house sales.

A move by the Reserve Bank this week to raise the official cash rate to 2.5 percent may lead to further impact on the real estate market.

To get a sense of what this data means, especially in terms of future housing affordability, Casper spoke to Jen Baird from the Retail Institute.