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Jonathan Orpin-Dowell on the Covid-19 Public Health Response Act: Friday the 12th of June

It’s nearly been a month since The COVID-19 Public Health Response Act passed in Parliament. "Passed under urgency, the Act enables orders imposing the most profound peacetime restrictions ever made to the rights and personal freedoms of all New Zealanders."

This is a statement from the New Zealand Law Society, who released a press statement last Wednesday, recommending changes to amendments in the legislation, which need additional safeguarding. 

The Wire's Producer Louis Laws spoke with Jonathan Orpin-Dowell, a barrister & a member of the NZLS Law Reform Committee, who spoke on the Response Act, & the amendments the Law Society is recommending...

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Saving Mature Trees w/ Mark Lockhart

Mark Lockhart, a Landscape Architect and board member of the Tree Council, recently launched a petition to save a century-old pōhutukawa tree in Mount Eden.

Lockhart says the mature tree is at risk of being felled due to the Auckland Council leaving it off the protected Tree Schedule. The Environment Court has now granted an Interim Enforcement Order. 

Lockhart, who is also involved with Mana Rakau, who rose from the Canal Road, Avondale protest, believes that some form of tree protection should be reinstated to protect what is left of our urban ngahere in Tamaki Makaurau. 

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Councils in Court Over Coal w/ Forest & Bird: August 8, 2021

Forest & Bird's George Hobson speaks to Noah Ferguson-Dudding about taking the Southland District Council to court over coal exploration expansion. Forest & Bird claims the Council failed to take the environmental impact on Southland when granting permission for Bathurst Resources Limited to explore for a new coal mine. They are now trying to convince the courts to revoke the permission, in order to protect the environment.

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The Wire with Jemima: October 26, 2021

This week on the Tuesday Wire, Jemima Huston speaks to Dr Rhys Jones from the University of Auckland about the government’s new Covid Protection Framework and whether the 90 percent vaccination threshold appropriately addresses the needs of Māori and Pacific communities. 

Christina Huang continues her regular segment with the Waitematā Local Board. This week she speaks to Deputy Chair Alex Bonham. 

Joe Wickins talks to Ben Beaglehole from the University of Otago about his study surrounding compulsory treatment orders for mental health patients. 

Finally, on Tomorrow’s World, Isla Christensen and Stella Huggins look at scientific accidents and the inventions that came from them. 

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The Underfunding of Eating Disorder and Mental Health Services w/ Jenny Jordan: November 2, 2021

A Recent study published by researchers from the UK and Australia have found that research funding for eating disorders and support services are quite low, especially amongst youth. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues we see a notable increase in people struggling with mental health problems, experts have raised the point that the rising demand in support services from young people needs to be matched with research in order to track the long-term effect that conditions such as eating disorders have. Joe talks to Associate Professor in Psychological Medicine Jenny Jordan from the University of Otago on the matter.

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The Wire with Zazi: November 10, 2021

This week on the Wednesday Wire, the show kicks off with Zazi having her regular segment Dear Science with AUT Professor Allan Blackman. They talk about making aircraft fuel from sunlight and air; chat with caution about fungus that uses chemicals to trick male flies into mating with infected dead females; as well as discuss cracking the code of unbreakable phone screens. 

Zazi then talks to AT Metro’s Decarbonisation Manager, Darek Koper, about Aotearoa making the biggest electric bus order in Australasia. 

After that, Zazi has her regular catch-up with ACT's Brooke van Velden. They talk about moving to Step 2 of Alert Level 3 as of 11:59pm last night, and the Events Transition Support Scheme. 

And finally, Zazi has a chat with Retail Manager Monica, the owner of Tatty’s, Amee Eggdale, and the owner of Smoove, Matthew Lark, to hear how they feel about reopening their retail doors today after many weeks of having them closed. 

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Retooling the Traffic Light System w/ Professor Michael Baker: January 20, 2022

Joe speaks to Professor Michael Baker from the University of Otago ahead of Cabinet's announcment today regarding the traffic light system in Northland, as well as whether or not we need to retool the guidelines in order to help protect us from the Omicron variant.

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Stinky Grooves: Tuesday January 11th, 2022

Royal flush rhythms and all stereo suites, the full pack.

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Physical Activity during the Pandemic w/ Hamish McEwen: April 14, 2022

Last week, a study released by Sport NZ post the 2020 lockdown, showed participation in weekly physical activity was down almost six percent prior to the pandemic.

Joe spoke to Hamish McEwen, the intelligence manager from Sport NZ, about the study they conducted on this decrease in exercise and possible initiatives that could be implemented in order to encourage kiwis to keep active.

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The State of Post Natal Care In New Zealand w/Dr Alison Eddy

With limited beds and staffing issues affecting maternity care, mothers are on average provided with 48 hours of post natal care before being sent home to look after their child.

Trishil spoke to Dr Alison Eddy from the New Zealand College of Midwives about these issues in order to gain a wider perspective on the matter. The story contains mentions of suicide towards the end.