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The Wire w/ Joel: 14 July, 2025

This week on the Monday Wire: 

For our weekly catch-up with the ACT Party, News and Editorial Director and Monday Wire Host, Joel spoke to MP Simon Court about the party’s annual rally that happened yesterday, and the choice of US author, James Lindsay, as a keynote speaker, as well as the recent public hearings into the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the government’s Covid-19 response.

Following up with their chat with MP Simon Court, Joel spoke to the Pōneke Anti-Fascist Coalition’s Anne Campbell, about James Lindsay, and his controversial views.

Joel spoke to Dr Collin Bjork — a senior Communications lecturer at Massey University, about the government’s recently released AI strategy. 

And Joel spoke to AI and technology governor, Dr Karaitiana Taiuru, about how the government’s AI strategy coexists with te ao Māori.

Producer Samantha spoke to University of Auckland Geology Professor, Phil James, about the sustainbility issues with modern society in the global north.

Whakarongo mai!

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International Desk: The Erosion of Democracy in Georgia w/ University of Essex’s Natasha Lindstaedt: 17 July, 2025

Once a beacon of democratic progress, Georgia is at risk of sliding into authoritarianism, particularly due to Russian influence. 

Six opposition leaders face criminal charges, and the major opposition parties have been banned, while “Georgia Dream”, the political party in power, faces allegations of corruption and voter fraud.

However, the party faces increasing opposition within Georgia, including mass protests over their pro-Russia laws. 

82% of Georgians feel their country is in crisis, with 78% directly citing the Georgian Dream political party as the cause. 

Wire Host Caeden spoke to Natasha Lindstaedt, Professor in the Department of Government at the University of Essex, about Georgia’s anti-democratic crackdowns and public response.

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Citadel_of_Trash_230222_2300 - memorydriv3 4.0- reloaded UK? - @last; February 23, 2022

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Rolling - Sir Hiss, Emz

Oaken – Taiko

Shove It (Lojik Dubstep Remix) – Santogold

Anti War Dub (Creep N00m Remix) – DMZ

Higher – Nitework

On You - Arfa

U Dont Mean Nothin – Mr C

Roll It - Ease Up George

4 Loko Riddim - Bandulu Gang

 

GRK RIOTS

 

Say A Little Prayer – Hiphoppapotamus,  Fizzy Gillespie

firebird flow – h4rdy

𝙩𝙞𝙣𝙖𝙨𝙝𝙚 - 𝙭 / 𝙞 𝙘𝙖𝙣 𝙨𝙚𝙚 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙛𝙪𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙚 (𝙧𝙚𝙢𝙞𝙭) – carl ruwhiu

The Rumble - MJ Cole,  AJ Tracey

London – DJ CDQ

Rock 2 Da Riddim – Main Phase

Ur Luv – Mattik

All That I Could – DJ Q

Skank (Submerged Mix) - Interplanetary Criminal

Packs and Potions ft. M1llionz, Digga D & Unknown T Remix) – Hazey

Liff [ALXZNDR VERSION ]- CAPO LEE

Strings Hoe [BFM Rework] - Dizzee Rascal

Off My Chest - DE-TU,  Congi

Tekkers – Sir Spyro

Dont Need - Damndef X Tre Mission

Freak - Yoofee

SAWAGOU DUB – Carpainter

U Make Me Wanna dub – PROZAC

You Make Me Wanna – Ruff Sqwad (ROUT)

NEXT STEP – DJ CRISPS

I Wanna Be Down [Swing Theory 2-Step Vocal Mix ] - Brandy

Out Of Reach (DJ Crisps 2020Mix ) – Gabrielle

Be Real - Lost&Found

Dancehall Damager Ft. Riko Dan – Y U QT

We Run - Bailey Ibbs

Ignorant and Wot – Novelist

S IS FOR SNAKES (DASEPLATES B IS FOR BTEC BOOTLEG) – Commodo

Likkle Crazy – Buckley

Who Wanna Hype (Dubbacle Remix) - Jon E Clayface

Soundman – Noble,  JFO

Yo [Nuboid Version ]– Merky Ace

Kongo – EchnatonOne

I Know – Gsmarko

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The Wire w/ Joel: 22 September, 2025

This week on the Monday Wire:

For our weekly catch-up with the ACT Party, News and Editorial Director and Monday Wire Host Joel spoke to MP Simon Court about the new school subjects set to be implemented into the new, proposed curriculum, and the drastic changes to art history and outdoor education.

Producer Alex spoke with the University of Otago's Robert Patman about international support for Palestinian Statehood, and whether or not Foreign Minister Winston Peters will follow his Australian and Canadian counterparts.

Joel spoke to the Children’s Commissioner Dr Claire Achmad about the temporary pause of international adoptions, and what this means for children overseas.

And Alex spoke with the University of Aucklands Helen petousis-Harris about the CDC reviewing vaccine recommendations and regulations under an anti-vax committee.

Whakarongo mai!

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CDC’s Changes to Child Vaccination Recommendations w/ University of Auckland’s Helen Petousis-Harris: 22 September, 2025

Last Week, the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunisation Practices met to review childhood vaccination recommendations in the US. The committee, whose members were appointed by anti-vaccination US Secretary of Health Robert F Kennedy Jr, have voted on a variety of recommendations for child vaccinations and restrictions of vaccinations from COVID-19 to Measles and Mumps immunisations. 

This move has been met with concern, both over the implications for the health and wellbeing of children and the public, and what it means for one of the most prominent countries and advisory bodies to make such a move. In particular, the move itself was rife with confusion, with the advisory committee being ill-equipped to review the recommendations.

Monday Wire Producer Alex spoke to Associate Professor at the University of Auckland, Helen Petousis-Harris, about the confused and muddled recommendations, what they mean for public health, and what this says about the state of vaccine regulation.

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Second Round of 'No Kings' Protests w/ Associate Professor of History at the University of Auckland Jennifer Frost: 20 October, 2025

Over the weekend, a Second round of ‘No Kings’ protests took place across the United States, protesting the anti-democratic actions of the second Trump Administration.

The previous protests in june saw 5 million join in, and this round had 250 planned protests across all 50 states. Officials in New York estimated crowds of around 100,000 people.

Concerns, however, remain around whether or not these protests will do something, and whether or not they matter, in the face of Trump’s authoritarian leanings and the actions of his administration.

Monday Wire Producer Alex spoke to Associate Professor of History at the University of Auckland, Jennifer Frost, about these protests, and what they say about political attitudes towards Trump in the United States.

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City Counselling w/ Shane Henderson: Thursday 13th November 2025

Similar to how Prime Ministers choose who their cabinet members are, the Mayor last week announced his appointments for committees in Auckland Council.

Committees are powerful pieces of the Auckland Council machine, determining the direction on key policy issues around community assets, budgeting, transport and housing. 

Notably different to his approach last term, the Mayor has opted to appoint key allies to committee chair roles. These are councilors who have had a good working relationship with the mayor over the last three years and will mean that there are less roadblocks when it comes to advancing his agenda. 

At the same time the Mayor and Central Government are responding to increased complaints about anti-social behaviour in the CBD by considering laws and bylaws that would ban homelessness. 

Critics of this policy note that such laws would not address the key drivers to poverty and housing need and would simply endanger those individuals experiencing homelessness further. 

Thursday Wire Producer Sanat talked to Councilor Shane Henderson today about these committee appointments and this proposed ban on homelessness.

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Aotearoa's drop on the Global Tobacco Industry Interference Index w/ The University of Auckland's Chris Bullen: 17 November, 2025

Last week saw the release of the Global Tobacco Interference Index. In it, Aotearoa ranked 53rd in the world - a whopping 52 places down from two years ago.

This ranking two years ago was reflective of our robust anti-smoking laws - since the current coalition government has repealed them, however, that reputation has come seriously into question. These rankings now serve as a warning about the role that the tobacco industry plays in health policy, and New Zealand’s failure to manage smoking and tobacco lobbying.

Monday Wire Producer Alex spoke to Professor of Public Health at the University of Auckland, Chris Bullen, about the ranking, Tobacco influence in the government, and what it says about Smoking in New Zealand as a whole.

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Gang Of Four Show w/ Phil A.: Friday December 5, 2025

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The Reasons For a ‘No Tyrants’ Protest in Auckland w/ University of Auckland’s Jennifer Frost: 26 March, 2026

On March 28, Democrats Abroad members across the globe will be organising and participating in Anti-Trump administration protests as part of the “No Tyrants” movement. 

This aligns with a wave of “No Kings” protests expected to take place across the United States on the same day. 

Wire Host Caeden spoke to Jennifer Frost, Associate Professor in History at the University of Auckland, about the protest happening in Auckland this Saturday.