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Air New Zealand Shares, Teacher Training Boosts, and the New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey w/ The National Party's Ryan Hamilton: 3 March, 2026

Last week, National’s coalition partners in ACT and NZ First found themselves arguing over Air New Zealand; Specifically, over whether or not, during a time of struggle, the government should sell their shares in the company. National has sed that they are not currently considering any moves surrounding these shares.

Education Minister Erica Stanford announced yet more teacher training initiatives in order to bolster the education workforce, in addition to what she says is already the highest number of teachers since 2004, and the highest number of teachers in training.

The government has also spoken about the release of the newest New Zealand Crime and Victims survey, claiming that violent crime statistics going down proves the effectiveness of their tough on crime approach.

This week, Tuesday Wire Host Alex spoke to National MP Ryan Hamilton about all of these topics, starting with those Air New Zealand Shares.

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Stinky Grooves: Tuesday December 18, 2018

Alas, the final whiffy wotation of 2018. Luckilly there's a trailerload of cracking new beaty hoo ha and even time for an indulgent reggaematical ending. Now off you go and festivy thyselves.

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Universal Harmony: July 11, 2017

EPISODE #236

Featuring music from Ennanga Vision, Caribou, Suzi Analogue, Roni Size Reprezent, Eyes No Eyes, Kirin J. Callinan, SMDB, The Fall, Cotillion, Psychic Mirrors, De La Soul, Octave One, Neef Buck and Vels Trio

The Sound of Sydney set:
Checking in with our man Carlos in Sydney, to hear what life's like in our 'big sister' city... 

Wildcookie - Serious Drug
Love Deluxe - Spice of Life
DJ Nori - Happy Sunday (Maurice Fulton Mix)
Navid Izadi - Once Upon a Time (feat. Aya), Pt. 1

Feature: A Different Take On The World
Where we highlight a different way of thinking in order to better understand our experience of the world...

The philosophy of Stoicism by Massimo Pigliucci

What is the best life we can live? How can we cope with whatever the universe throws at us and keep thriving? The ancient Greco-Roman philosophy of Stoicism explains that while we may not always have control over the events affecting us, we can have control over how we approach things. Massimo Pigliucci describes the philosophy of Stoicism and details the pursuit of self-improvement through 4 cardinal virtues:

  1. Wisdom - the ability to navigate complex situations in a logical, informed and calm manner
  2. Temperance - the exercise of self-restraint and moderation in all aspects of life
  3. Justice - treating others with fairness, even when they have done wrong
  4. Courage - not just in extraordinary circumstances, facing daily challenges with clarity and integrity

Pre-Mo Tuuuune:
The weekly song/artist spotlight...

D'jeante Marrakeshka - carol copper
A new song from prolific Auckland duo, available for ’name your price’ via Bandcamp.

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Universal Harmony: June 5, 2018


With music by Aminé, Ohio Players, Alice Smith, Greenvision, Steve Spacek, Rimbaudian, Alton Miller, James Brown, Big Boi, Galaxians, Sandi & The Sunsetz and !!!. 

Pre-Mo Song of the Week: BODY BEAT RITUAL - Mortal Sin
New Zealand based EBM auteur Body Beat Ritual makes his debut on Bergerac with an incendiary EP of full throttle intense dark wave bangers. Growing up in North West England immersed in hardcore punk and rave culture led to musical experiments and Body Beat Ritual is his unique splicing of both aesthetics.
Pre-order the 12" here http://bit.ly/BERG009​
Follow on Facebook @bodybeatritual​

Artist Spotlight: Sex Judas feat. Ricky
We play four heaters from the new album 'Go Down Judas', released 18 May 2018 on Optimo Music. Playful, daft, sleazy boogie house and funk styles from Oslo via Glasgow. Norwegian producer Tore Gjedrem of Ost & Kjex fame, channels his love of comix, bohemia and fascination with human vice, the unspoken, the Red Light districts, the alleys of the mind into his alter ego.

Feature: Sound of Sydney
Checking in with our man Carlos to hear what the vibe sounds like across the ditch this week...

Brawther - Spaceman Funk (Deep Club Mix)
John Spring - Drummachines (Mike Huckaby Remix)
Peggy Gou - Maktoop (Original Mix)
Apoena - Midnight
High Tide - Time Unlimited
 

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The Wire with Lachlan: Thursday 21st June

First up on today’s Wire, Jemima speaks Dr Jarrod Gilbert about working with gangs to reduce crime. Neutral corner returns on Trump’s recent executive order to reverse the separation of children and their families at the border. Andrew Little joins Lachlan for their regular chat where they discuss rehabilitation in prison. Our Wire Worry week is sex work and Lachlan talks to Dame Catherine Healy from the New Zealand Prostitutes’ Collective about the Swedish model and why decriminalisation is much better. Finally This Day in History looks at the Freedom Summer murders in 1964.

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Coldcut Solid Steel: Saturday August 11th, 2018

In Hour 1 it's Route 8 who has been making a name for himself under a number of guises such as Q3A and DJ Ciderman for labels including Lobster Theremin, Nous, Fabrwechsel and Delsin for a number of years. The Hungarian producer has dipped his toes into a number of genres in this time touching on lo-fi through to electro, breakbeat, techno and anything in-between but always heavily leaning towards his love for house. He told us;
"The mix is basically a journey around the music I love. It includes records I bought during my travels and cheap forgotten gems from discogs. Few tracks I would definitely play for the dance floor these days, some tunes from my close friends and an acid one from me. I tried to put them together in order which kinda resemble a long night in the club. :)"
In Hour 2 it's Chevel following the release of his double EP entitled “In A Rush And Mercurial", which comes after his recent album “Always Yours” for Mumdance and Logos’ label Different Circles,  The Italian electronic music producer released this project on his own imprint Enklav, reaffirming his own take on ambient, techno, experimental beats and rush-inducing synth lines. The Italian electronic music producer released this project on his own imprint Enklav reaffirming his own take on ambient, techno, experimental beats and rush-inducing synth lines. Composed and divided into two parts, “In A Rush” and “Mercurial” are a collection of 12 tracks entirely recorded or overdubbed during the artistic residency of four days at the Studio Venezia installation by Xavier Veilhan, which took place at the French Pavillon for the Venice Art Biennale in 2017.
 

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The Wire with Lachlan: October 18, 2018

First up on today's Wire we discuss the fallout from Jami-Lee Ross' secret recording of Simon Bridges, then Oscar unveils his new segment, Community Garden, this week speaking to Kieran from movespace. Andrew Little joins Lachlan for their regular chat, talking post prison support and the government’s response to an Israeli court ordering New Zealanders to pay a fine for encouraging Lorde to cancel a concert in Tel Aviv. Lachland also speaks with Ahi from gender minorities Aoteaora about the governemnet removing the cap on gender affirmation surgery, and finally, this day in history returns to look at the 2007 bombing in Karsaz, in Karachi Pakistan.

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Justice on Strike: November 8, 2018

Ministry of Justice workers have begun taking industrial action in order to get the Ministry to meet their pay and condition demands. This includes the use of lightning strikes in efforts to get the Ministry to budge. Lachlan spoke with Tatiana Daniels from the PSA and Len Andersen from the Criminal bar Association about the strikes.

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Report: Tauiwi Tautoko with Action Station: 14 November, 2018

Laura O’Connell Rapira is the director of Action Station which is an independent, crowdfunded, community campaigning organisation. Recently, the organisation created a programme called Tauiwi Tautoko which gave non-Māori, or tauiwi, the opportunity to undergo training in order to be able to combat racism toward tangata Māori online. Lillian Hanly spoke with Laura about the programme, as well as Kate Collyns who was a volunteer on the programme. 

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Neighbourhood Watch with Sam Smith: 'Fear Mongering': 23rd of November, 2018

Radio Adelaide’s, Samantha Smith catches us up on all the latest Australian news in Neighbourhood Watch. She tells Laura Kvigstad about the rhetoric around terrorism that has sparked in Australia following the arrest of three alleged terrorists and Prime Minister, Scott Morissons recent inflamatory remarks around the muslim community. Then they speak on migration in Australia and Morisson's recent emphasis on reducing permanent migration in order to combat congestion. Finally, they talk about an Australian convicted drug smuggler, who has served her sentence in Indonesia and the media coverage surround her return to Australia.