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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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Our body Our Choice Rally w/ Gabriella Brayne: February 18th, 2020

Youth coordinator of Auckland Women's Centre Gabriella Brayne speaks on the Our body Our choice rally, reproductive rights, intersectional feminisms and the rally’s kaupapa of trans-inclusivity. Gabriella also speak on recommendations made by the select committee, and limitations in regards to access to emergency contraception.

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The Wire with Lillian: May 6, 2020

On Dear Science with Allan Blackman we talk about the ongoing face mask dispute between scientists, we find out how Koala’s get water and say a happy birthday to the Hubble telescope.

Felix reports on yesterday’s announcement of the trans-Tasman bubble.

Lillian speak to Emalani Case about a meeting of 26,000 military troops in Hawai’i for an exercise known as RIMPAC later this year and concerns for Covid19 transmission.

And we have our regular Epidemic Response Committee notes and today we hear how Covid 19 has impacted those nearing the end of their lives or suffering with serious medical conditions.

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The Wire with Mary-Margaret: May 7, 2020

Justice Minister Andrew Little joins us to discuss topics from a trans tasman bubble, transparency in legal advice to government about the lockdown, and engaging with the cannabis referendum; upcoming musician HINA tells Mary-Margaret about the importance of New Zealand Music Month to her, and why we should fund wananga and creative opportunities all year long; in Neighbourhood Watch we cross to Zoe Kounadis about Scott Morrison’s last week during COVID, including a significant idea shared with our own PM; Mary-Margaret has some questions about the fast tracking of shovel ready projects in a bill which some urban planners have queeries about, concerning public input; Jackie Clark is hosting a socially distanced fundraiser for her organisation the Aunties; and we hear todays Epidemic Response Commitee notes.

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Justin's International Desk: August 28th 2018

After two Liberal Party leadership spills last week, Malcolm Turnbull has been ousted as party leader and Prime Minister on Friday.  Treasurer Scott Morrison became the 30th Prime Minister of Australia, after defeating Peter Dutton and Julie Bishop.  Justin spoke to Dr Peter Chen of the University of Sydney about what caused the leadership challenges and how it will affect trans-Tasman relations, Dr Jill Sheppard of the Australian National University about the new government’s effects on refugee and climate change policies and Frank Bongiorno of the Australian National University on the legacy of these challenges on Australian political history.

 

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The Wire with Zoë: Monday, November 23, 2020.

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. 

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The Green Party's James Shaw on Sea Birds, Changing Sex on Birth Certificates, and Housing: March 22, 2021

Felix spoke to James Shaw about how fishing equipment is dangerous for sea birds, a new bill which aims to make it easier for trans people to change the sex on their birth certificate, and The Green Party's new plan to address the housing crisis.

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The Wire with James: March 24, 2021

This week James and Aneeka put together a jam packed show for you, with Dear Science, Brooke van Velden and more.

On Dear Science, James, Aneeka and Marcus discuss COVID-19, finding new species, and a NASA helicopter on Mars.

James chats to Brooke van Velden about the newest housing reform and the impending trans-tasman bubble.

Aneeka talks to Paula Tesoriero, the disability rights commissioner about the lack of accessible housing in the government’s new housing plan.

James talks to Jessica Desmond, the oceans campaigner for Greenpeace about the report put out by the Prime Ministers Chief Science Advisor on fisheries and the ocean.

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The Friday Wire with James: April 7, 2021

This week on The Wire, James, Aneeka and Karanama are all in studio for an informative show.

Marcus Jones join the team for Dear Science, where he discusses the Aamzon, COVID-19 and ghost particles.

James talks to the ACT part deputy leader, Brooke van Velden, about the trans-tasman bubble and Lightrail

Aneeka brings us the second installment of What's The Buzz, where she talks ot Sophie Helm from the NZ Drug Foundation, where they talk about methamphetamines.

Karanama brings us a report on the WAI 2750 Waitangi Tribunal inquiry.

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Karangahape Road Protest For LGBTQI+ Spaces w/ Shaneel Lal: May 5, 2021

Lyric speaks to Shaneel Lal, the co-founder of End Conversion Therapy NZ, about a protest which took place on Saturday night, which saw hundreds flock to G.A.Y and Family Bar on Karangahape Road to fight for inclusivity and safe spaces. They discuss the need to centre trans rights, the difficulty of maintaining LGBTQI+ focussed spaces and Aotearoa's long history with homophobia.