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Gang Of Four w/ Phil A.: Friday May 19, 2023 (NZ music special)
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Abortion Safe Areas w/ ARLANZ's Ella Shepherd: 1 August, 2023

Following the passing of the Contraception, Sterilisation, and Abortion (safe areas) Amendment Bill in March of last year, the Government has implemented six abortion safe areas, or spaces outside abortion clinics protected from anti-choice harrassment, across Aotearoa. 

Wire producer Rosetta spoke to Abortion Law Reform Association New Zealand president Ella Shepherd about why the safe areas are important and what more needs to be done to increase abortion care accessibility.

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Immigration New Zealand and Posie Parker w/ Andrew Little: September 21, 2023

Caeden spoke with Minister Andrew Little for our weekly catch-up about Posie Parker cancelling her return to New Zealand and yesterday’s anti-trans protest, the investigation into Migrant Exploitation and Immigration New Zealand, and briefly about the Government’s record with climate action.

They started by asking if he’d support Posie Parker’s claim that Immigration New Zealand is corrupt.

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1983 Women's March for Nuclear Disarmament w/ Kathleen Ryan: September 25, 2023

40 years ago, the largest women's march in Aotearoa’s history took place in 1983. The march itself was aimed towards contributing to the anti-nuclear movement, and united women across Auckland for the common cause. This week marks the launch of the Auckland Heritage festival and speaking at the festival is Kathleen Ryan, who organised the 1984 march. I spoke to Kathleen about her story, and the relevance of her protest to the way we value our nuclear-free values today.

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The Wire w/ Jessica: 27 September, 2023

For our weekly catch-up with the Green Party, News, and Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins spoke to Golriz Ghahraman about their calls to double the Best Start payment, grant amnesty for people who have 'overstayed', their visas, and hold international powers to account for human rights abuses.

Nicholas spoke to the Epsom candidate for The Opportunities Party Dr Nina Su about the party's housing and foreign policy.

Arno interviewed Sense Partners economist Dr Kirdan Lees and barrister and columnist Dave Ananth about how rising immigration numbers may impact Aotearoa's economy. 

And Kaze spoke to Mark Roach from the Anti-AUKUS coalition about the possibility of New Zealand joining the alliance.

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Banning Deep Sea Mining Internationally w/ James Hita: September 28, 2023

Greenpeace Aotearoa and other environmental organisations have been calling for bans on deep sea mining internationally.

Caeden spoke to Greenpeace Deep Sea Mining campaign lead James Hita about these international campaigns, how they’re connected, and why they’re so important.

They also asked about these actions in the context of Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta’s commitment to the Global Oceans Treaty.

They started by asking them to explain the anti-deep sea mining action that took place in Mexico this morning.

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The Voices we Haven’t Heard From on Israel-Palestine w/ Marilyn Garson and Tameem Shaltoni: 9 October, 2023

A surprise attack from Palestinian group Hamas has resulted in the Israeli Prime Minister declaring a quote “state of war”, with the death toll from fighting having reached 700 today. 

It comes after 16 years of a blockade in Gaza by Israel, and an occupation which has been ongoing since 1967.

The blockade has created an economic and human rights crisis that has been condemned by the United Nations and numerous humanitarian organisations.

Today Caeden spoke about the occupation of Palestine, and recent attack from Hamas, with Co-Founder of Alternative Jewish Voices Marilyn Garson, and Palestinian New Zealander and descendent of Palestinian refugees Tameem Shaltoni.

Marilyn Garson describes herself as an “observant jew”. She lived in Gaza for four years. Caeden spoke to her about the range of anti-Zionist views that exist within the Jewish community, and comments made by the New Zealand Jewish Council. 

They also spoke to Palestinian New Zealander Tameem Shaltoni about what Palestinians have and are currently experiencing, the immediate future for Palestine, and the lack of Palestinian voices being heard from in media currently. 

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The Wire w/ Nicholas: 12 October 2023

For their weekly catchup, Caeden spoke to the Labour Party's Andrew Little about the Labour Party and New Zealand's response to the increasing escalation of conflict in Palestine-Israel and the upcoming election.

Caeden also spoke to Etuini Ma’u, a Tongan psychiatrist based in Waikato who is part of a research team looking into Tongan mental health.

Nicholas spoke to Nicole Skews-Poole from the Disinformation project about a new report into a rise in anti-Māori sentiment.

Beth spoke to E tū organiser Ann Galloway about the Allied Press journalists’ strike.

Beth also spoke to Jan Tinetti, Minister of Education and Minister of Women, about the free school lunches programme and why it is important.

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Homelessness Mitigation Approaches w/ Haehaetu Barrett: 22nd November, 2023

Some businesses have proposed the need for tougher laws on people who are homeless, including trespassing people for anti-social behaviour. Organisations have criticised this approach, saying that harsh punishments are not the answer. 

Olivia spoke to Lifewise Chief Executive Officer, Haehaetu Barrett, about these proposed laws, and possible alternatives for mitigating homelessness. 

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The Wire w/ Rosetta: Rāhina November 27, 2023

Thanks for tuning in! e whai akei nei, on the show today...

This week we are recommencing our regular catch up with Te Pāti Māori MP for the Tāmaki Makaurau electorate Takutai Kemp. Rosetta spoke to Takutai about Te Pāti Māori’s success in the election, their concerns regarding policies outlined in the National, ACT and New Zealand First coalition agreement announcement on Friday, and Te Pāti Māori’s stance on the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Rosetta also spoke to Co-chair of the smoke-free expert advisory group for Health Coalition Aotearoa, and national tobacco advocacy lead for the national public health organisation Leitu Tufuga about the incoming coalition government’s decision to repeal a series of smoke-free legislation.

Rosetta also spoke to Shaun Greaves, executive director of Amnesty International Aotearoa, about the groups open letter to Prime Minister Elect Christopher Luxon, calling on the incoming government to support a ceasefire in Gaza.

In our Weekly Catch Up with the ACT Party, Lou spoke to Simon Court  about the results of the coalition being finalised, as well as discussing the public’s response to their Treaty Principles Bill and what that means for the ACT Party

Lou also spoke to Olivier Jutel about the news surrounding Binance’s CEO stepping down and pleading guilty to breaking US anti-money laundering laws.