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Frances Chan features the ‘newskill’ of Louis Cole’s latest jazz-classical crossover album and the ‘old’scool’ wisdom of Mike Nock with an interview and a look back over his career. Mike Nock will be inducted into the NZ Music Hall of Fame on 8 October 2024.

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Louis Cole – Cruisin’ for P
Louis Cole – A Pill in the Sea
Jacob Mann Big Band – Breaking News Shuffle
Thundercat ft Louis Cole – Bus in These Streets
Louis Cole – Shallow Laughter : Bitches
Louis Cole – Let it Happen
Snarky Puppy ft Knower – I Remember
Anatole Muster ft Louis Cole – Auntie Mabel
Louis Cole – Wizard Funk
Louis Cole – Weird Moments
Mike Nock interview
Yusef Lateef ft Mike Nock – Sister Mamie (Live at Pep’s, 1964)
Almanac ft Mike Nock, Bennie Maupin – Double Split
The Fourth Way – Everyman’s Your Brother
Mike Nock – Vale John

Roman Polaczuk - I’m not going to Heaven [Swampsoul]

Farewell Spit - Castaway Part II [iiii records]

Folina E. Vili - TURKEYS LAMENT [Stabbies Etc]

G.L.N.C - Daniel

G.L.N.C - Harry

G.L.N.C - Shannen

Elizabeth Sanctuary Welding School for Girls - Plastic Double [Swampsoul]

Cookie Brooklyn - Fairwind Snorkel Cruise [Burning Log]

Ev - Ashes

Serkan Sevilgen - Strng-Wnd-2019 [Works For Loudspeakers]

Misagh Azimi - Beyond [Works For Loudspeakers]

Square Market - Track_01 (intro)

Weathered Waves Label. - Alpine Tapedeck

Wilieu - Glass Fields and Mage Bees

Weather Waves - Alpine Tapedeck

nolan - wallace [bingus cheeseburger]

AndWahn - sacrificial

Kédu Carlö - But, I Can’t…

Kojuke - untitled fish game

Analog-Tuatara - no more drowning - act 2

414 - EN:TER

Dronestool - Smoodle 4

Orchestra of Spheres - Chimes

Omega System Deluxe - A New Life

Lucky Boy^ - Extinction

0273548428 - middle

Ike Zwanikken - Cain [Theory Therapy]

Harry Closing - Jon The Flower

In Budget 2025, private schools will receive subsidies increasing the annual spend by $4.6 million a year, to $46.2 million. As well as this, the annual spend on charter schools will double to $57 million.

ACT Party Leader, David Seymour, says that independent schools are an important part of New Zealand’s education landscape that offers diversity of choice for parents.

For our weekly catchup, News and Editorial Director and Monday Wire Host, Joel, spoke to the ACT Party’s Simon Court about the additional support independent schools will receive, and how this will benefit the average taxpayer.

They also discussed changes to Jobseeker and emergency benefits for 18-to-19 year olds, as those receiving this benefit will now have their benefit tested against their parents income.

The move, which is set to come into effect in 2027, is estimated to impact almost 9000 young people.

They also discussed changes to Kiwisaver, where the government will halve subsidies and increase employer contributions to a minimum of 4% from 3%.

But first, they discussed the additional support for independent schools.

Last week, Tourism and Hospitality Minister Louise Upston announced plans to double the tourism value by 2034, with increased funding to support the country in reaching this goal. The funding is primarily targeted at increasing the marketing of New Zealand tourism overseas, which has been met with mixed reactions from tourism operators in Aotearoa, many of whom have been struggling with existing tourist numbers.

Also this past week, the New Zealand government imposed sanctions on two Israeli ministers for ‘inciting extremist violence’ against Palestinians. While the move has received cross-party support, opposition parties such as the Greens and Te Pāti Māori have criticised the government for not taking further action against Israel.

In our weekly catchup with National's Tom Rutherford, Wire host Castor asked about each of these issues, beginning with the new tourism funding.