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AUSA to vote on disaffiliating anti-abortion group

A member of Auckland University Students’ Association has put up a question as to whether anti-abortion and anti-euthanasia group ProLife Auckland should be disaffiliated from AUSA. The question also asks whether all groups with similiar ideology should be disallowed from seeking affiliation. A discussion is being held on the issue tomorrow, and a referendum is planned to take place next week. ProLife Auckland say the question is biased and next week's planned vote represents a threat to free speech.

We spoke to both AUSA President, Will Matthews, and the Co-president of ProLife Auckland, Jelena Middleton, about the situation.

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WALAO! With Oto and Jaycee: 29 September, 2025

Tonight's show was actually entirely curated by bFM's own Samuel Harmony, who sent Oto and Jaycee, not just a playlist, but a stack of CDs and Casettes that he collected while he was in Indonesia as part of the New Zealand Delegation attending AXEAN Festival 2025. Whakarongo mai to experience 2 hours of Psych rock, folk, disco and more by Southeast-Asian artists playing at the festival!

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Wire Worry Week: The cost of quitting and the efficiency of anti-smoking campaigns

Leah Garcia-Purves looks at the cost of quitting. Lisa Boudet looks into anti-smoking campaigns and whether they are actually efficient.

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Anti-KiwiBuild with Andrew Falloon:July 6th, 2018

National Party Member, Andrew Falloon talks about the ramifications of the KiwiBuild lottery and the removal of immigration analytical data that was used to support deportation. 

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That's The Spirit - Monday July 29, 2019

Peter Lineham discusses anti-semitism vs anti-zionism.

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India’s PM Narendra Modi’s claims Aotearoa has ‘anti-India activities’ w/ Activist with the Aotearoa Alliance of Progressive Indians, Sapna Samant: 19 March, 2025

Recently, Prime Minister, Christopher Luxon, met with India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, in Delhi to discuss a variety of different topics. Notably, Modi alleged there has been ‘anti-India activities by some illegal elements’ in Aotearoa.

Many believe Modi’s statements refer to the Khalistan movement in Aotearoa; a movement aiming to establish an independent homeland for Sikhs in India.

More specifically, many believe Modi is referring to the Khalistan ‘referendum’ in Auckland in November last year.

News and Editorial Director, Joel, spoke to an activist with the Aotearoa Alliance of Progressive Indians, Sapna Samant, about these allegations by Modi and how she believes his criticisms are more to do with the anti-Hindutva, or anti-Hindu-nationalism, movement in Aotearoa.

They started off by asking her about the Khalistan movement in New Zealand.

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What Needs to Be Changed About the Anti-stalking Bill w/ Aotearoa Free From Stalking's Layba Zubair: June 17, 2025

Although the anti-stalking legislation has been praised as a step forward for women in NZ, activists have deemed the bill “the bare minimum,” and believe that some grey areas haven’t been addressed.

Producer Faith spoke to community worker Layba Zubair from Aotearoa Free From Stalking about why she believes that the bill needs to be modified to be more victim-focused, and that police need to be better-equipped to deal with cases of stalking.

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Support Needed Ahead of 2026 Anti-Stalking Legislation Debut w/ Auckland Women’s Centre’s Leonie Morris: December 11, 2025

On May 26 next year, Aotearoa’s anti-stalking legislation comes into effect, but criminalisation is not the only action needed to support those experiencing stalking.

Earlier this week Auckland Women’s Centre released a guide of referral for victims of stalking that includes advice on reporting to police and accessing support services. 

Producer Jasmine Gray spoke to Leonie Morris, Project Lead for ‘Aotearoa Free From Stalking’, on the advocacy pathways needed to best address the issue of stalking ahead of the legislation implementation next year.

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Nuclear Free Peacemaker Exhibition w/ Laurie Ross: September 22, 2023

If you were living in New Zealand in the 80s and you’re old enough to remember when milk was delivered in glass bottles, you’ll probably recall waking up to the news that the anti-nuclear Greenpeace vessel the Rainbow Warrior had been bombed in July of 1985. As the truth came to light that French Secret Service agents were responsible, it was a moment that solidified our stance as an anti-nuclear country. Of course, Liam and Frances weren’t alive when milk was delivered in glass bottles, but The Auckland Heritage Festival is making sure that our history stays alive today. The theme of this year’s Festival, which runs from 23 September - 8 October, is Peace, Love and Protest. It’s an opportunity to learn about and remember the important issues that have caused many Aucklanders to take a stand. To hear about one exhibition telling the story of our anti-nuclear past, Frances caught up with Peaceworker Laurie Ross. 

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Anti-Palestinian Misinformation in Aotearoa w/ John Minto: 26 February, 2024

Concerns have been raised about the spread of fake news and propaganda and to justify anti-Palestinian actions.

News and Editorial Director Jesica Hopkins spoke to National Chair Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa John Minto about why unfounded claims are being repeated in the media and by politicians, here in Aotearoa and globally?