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Dear Science w/ Dr Cushla McGoverin: 4 March, 2025

For Dear Science this week, our expert, Dr Cushla McGoverin, chats to us about the International Space Station being too clean, birds of paradise being more colourful than we originally thought, and stretchy displays.

Thanks to MOTAT, the museum inspiring the innovators of tomorrow!

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My Friends Are Home II w/ Millie Dunstall and Cheska Brown: 14th November, 2025

My Friends Are Home II is the second installation of a collection of Millie Dunstall and Cheska Brown’s photographic works, currently showing at Window Gallery. 

Presented on window vinyl and splashed with painted buttermilk, the show sees these semi-transparent photographs depicting the artist's friends in their flats in Tāmaki Makaurau – inviting a certain intimacy and conversation between the images and the viewer themselves. Like a time capsule, the photographs carry qualities of nostalgia and sentimentality, allowing the viewer to have insight into not only what those intimate relationships look like in the artist's lives, but also their own. 

Sof had a kōrero with Millie Dunstall and Cheska Brown about the show and their collaborative practice.

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From Projenz to the Panama Papers: Corruption in New Zealand

In Transparency International's 2016 public perception of corruption index, New Zealand was ranked first equal with Denmark. However, in December of the same year, the largest bribery case in New Zealand's history came to a close with guilty verdicts for co-defendents Murray Noone and Stephen Borlase. Earlier in the year New Zealand was also mentioned in the Panama Papers, more than 10 million leaked documents from law firm Mossack Fonseca. Bfm producer Ben Goldson spoke first with Herald reporter Matt Nippert, who covered the Noone-Borlase trial, and then to investigative journalist Nicky Hager, who worked on the Panama Papers.

 

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The Wire with Joel: Monday 16th October 2017

On The Wire for Monday the 16th of October, Joel is joined by Producers Sam, and Leonard.

Jack Marshall had a chat with Dr Benjamin Cohen About volcanic activity on Mars. Joel talked to Green Party leader James Shaw about a lack of transparency in negotiation talks.

AUT Pacific Media Centre’s Kendall Hutt will be talked to Seinafo Lava Sanele Chadwick, a political reporter from Tangata Pacifica for Southern Cross.

Producer Sam Smith made a report on the Tuhoi Terror raids which happened ten years ago.

Finally, producer Leonard caught up with Pauanesia owner Heather Gerbic to get an insight into how parking affects central Auckland businesses

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Fashun w/ Penelope Noir, Murray Bevan & Grace Stratton: March 4, 2019

Pennie joins Mikey with two exciting guests this week, Murray and Grace to talk about their upcoming event, Fashion in Focus, specifically talking about All is for All presents: The Accessible Fashion Revolution. While sustainability, transparency and diversity are at the forefront of the fashion world, Grace is here to shine the light on the importance of accessibility in Fashion. And not only speaking at this FREE event, Grace is launching Allisforall, a digital platform that those with access needs or disabilities.

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The Southern Cross: March 23, 2020

This week on Southern Cross, we speak to Pacific Media Watch contributing editor Sri Krishnamurthi on the impacts of COVID-19 in the papcific. We discuss the first death in the Pacific in Guam, community transmission risks, and issues with transparency and information in Papua New Guinea surrounding the virus. 

 

 

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Labour's Andrew Little: 5th November 2020

Justin and the new Health Minister Andrew Little discussed about the new Cabinet, the cannabis referendum, his priorities for the health portfolio, and should there be more transparency in the historical operations of the SIS.

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Aotearoa Justice Watch w/ Amnesty International's Lisa Woods

Last week, Amnesty International, along with other organisations, launched a new platform called Aotearoa Justice Watch. 

The platform helps those experiencing issues within Aotearoa’s prison system speak out, with the aim of increasing transparency after reports of human rights abuses. 

Here is Joe Wickins speaking to Lisa Woods, the Campaign Director from Amnesty International on the matter.

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Psilocybin and Melatonin, Taxpayers Funding Cancer Medicines for Private Facilities, Criticisms of ACT MP Karen Chhour regarding Bootcamps w/ the ACT Party’s Simon Court: 23 June, 2025

Associate Health Minister, David Seymour, has recently announced changes to Psilocybin and Melatonin availability.

Psilocybin, the compound found in magic mushrooms, will be available for certain patients suffering from poor mental health outcomes. Melatonin, which is used for insomnia and jetlag, is set to be available over the counter.

For our weekly catchup with the ACT Party’s Simon Court, News and Editorial Director and Monday Wire Host, Joel, spoke to him about this move, and the potential accessibility concerns with accessing these medications.

They also discussed taxpayers set to be funding newly-funded cancer medicines for private facilities.

Finally, they discuss opposition parties criticised Children’s Minister, Karen Chhour, over a lack of transparency regarding the effectiveness of boot camps for youth offenders, especially as boot camps have received a boost of $30 million, despite the pilot programme still being ongoing.

But first, they discussed Psilocybin and Melatonin.

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Pay Equity: Government Strategy

The government last night announced five principles that are crucial in New Zealand for achieving pay equity. They are: freedom from bias and discrimination, transparency and accessibility, acknowledging the relationship between paid and unpaid work, sustainability, and participation and engagement. Mary-Margaret spoke to the Council of Trade Unions vice-president Rachel Mackintosh about how this will help to close the gender pay gap. She started by asking her to explain some of the more specific principles.