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Stewart Sowman-Lund is back from oblivion to host this week's show - and it's packed to the brim.

• There are calls for New Zealanders to learn more about our colonial past in schools - the chair of the History Teachers’ Association chats to Stewart about a new petition asking for exactly that.
• Plus, should New Zealand just outright ban cigarettes? It’s being proposed in Hawaii. ASH spokesman Ben Youdan talks to Stewart.
• Then, Our European correspondent Mary-Margaret Slack is back for another week. What's the latest Brexit developments?
• Plus, Green Desk is here as usual: This week Mitchell talks to University of Canterbury Associate Professor of Engineering Dr Aaron Marshall, about his almost zero-waste solution for treating acid waste and discarded zinc
• After that, Liv talks about the outcomes of The Australian Royal Commission’s investigation into their financial sector and what this might mean for New Zealand.
• And finally for our weekly international segment, Lisa reports on the latest developments of the political crisis in Venezuela. 

Another packed Thursday Wire, with host Stewart Sowman-Lund and producers Justin and Deb. 

This week:

Stewart speaks to Broadcasting Minister Kris Faafoi abut TVNZ’s tumbling profits.

After that, The Spinoff’s Duncan Grieve breaks down speculation about a mega-merger that could maybe save our media industry.

Then, Justice Minister Andrew Little pops by for his weekly chat. Today we’re talking liquor trading laws, and foreign donations.

Plus, Neighbourhood Watch with our correspondent Zoe. We’re talking Alan Jones’ history of offensive comments, and a step forward for the Aussie Trans community. 

And finally, Justin’s here with a quick recap about the current state of British Parliament.

All that plus Poll Position and a whole heap more - it's The Thursday Wire! 

Stewart's back and it's a Wire for the history books, with two producers in studio at the same time! Mary-Margaret and Justin are back this week.

On the show:

• With the news that Mediaworks has made some pretty major cuts to comedy and reality TV shows, Stewart Sowman-Lund speaks to journalist Philip Matthews. He’s the co-author of Funny As, a book about the history of Kiwi Comedy. Stewart gets his thoughts on what the cuts and cancellations to comedy programming might mean for the future of the industry.
• Then, Labour Party MP and Justice Minister Andrew Little is here. Today, he talks about last week’s polling and a new counter terrorism bill
• After that, Mary-Margaret learns about zero waste packaging with K Rd vintage shop, Crushes, who have just installed their latest initiative
• Plus, producer Sherry asks Education Minister Chris Hipkins about amendments made to Pastoral Care laws for students in Halls of Residences
• Then, International Desk is back - Justin delves into some history on the Turkey offensive into Syria.

All that plus a chaotic Poll Position and some texts from our listeners. It's The Thursday Wire and it's wired as.

It’s the final regular Thursday Wire for 2019 - and things went overtime. 

On today’s show: 

• Minister Andrew Little is here for his final interview of the year. He talks to Stewart Sowman-Lund about a major criminal justice announcement this morning. Plus, his thoughts on a potential merger between NZME and Stuff.
• After that, Justin previews the UK election coming up tonight New Zealand-time. Are the Conservatives going to regain a majority?
• Then, Mary-Margaret speaks to the Tupuna Maunga Authority and Generation Zero about developments at Owairaka.
• And lastly, the final Neighbourhood Watch for 2019. Australia’s burning both literally and metaphorically… Our correspondent Zoe tells brings us the latest.

All that plus a super speedy Poll Position, regular texter Peter’s angry about the EU, and someone wants cat stories. It’s The Thursday Wire and it’s gone crazy.