As of midnight on April 4, the government has removed the requirement for vaccine mandates and vaccine passes. However, the entire country will remain under the red traffic light setting, with no regions moving to orange. On The Wire, Christina spoke to epidemiologist Rod Jackson and Covid modeller Michael Plank about the loosened restrictions and what that means for Aotearoa.
1RM40 - Sour Flower Love
Mister Abbass, Kimya, Lon' Jon, Teichmann - Goldbreaks Variation
VA - 2 Phut Hon Kolombia x Perra
Mister Abbass, Kimya, Lon' Jon, Teichmann - Msoto Millions
Mister Abbass, Kimya, Lon' Jon, Teichmann - Very Necessary
LIMP PUMPO - 6
Bertocucci Feranzano - XTC love (Original mix)
Kelman Duran - 6's (feat. DJ NA)
Heavee - 8 Bit Shit
Vtgnike - Untitled Juke 1
Dj Rashad - Feelin'
Fatima Al Qadiri - Alleil
Slikback - Ascension
Don Esquivel - Be Somebody
Paul Marmota/Yung Beef/El Mini - Bellaco
Mister Abbass, Kimya, Lon' Jon, Teichmann - Monkeyflip
Bomba Estereo - Fuego (Frikstailers Remix)
DJ Spinn x Taso - Burn That Kush
CA$TLE - All
Captain Backpack - teamnosleep
Blank Banshee - Cerulean
Stoned Burak - Chevaliers Cream Soda
Space Afrika - craze
gasoiid x DJ UWU x Fallen Shrine - CUMBIANGELION (feat. Cessvr)
MACROSS 82-99 - 葛城 ミサトYEBISU
Dj Hidrataccioni - Urgent Need
MACROSS 82-99 - NEW DAWN
Kelis - Milkshake
Angel-Ho - Jacomina
AQNB - Odete, ‘YUE’ (2020). Courtesy New Scenery, London.
Flore - Evidence
New Scenery - DESPEDIDA (ft. DRVGジラ )
Tomás Urquieta - La Sustancia de la Materia
Villaelvin - ETTIQUETTE STOMP
Bandicut - Chicago 86
12z - Names Or Labels (Ancient Methods Remix)
Model 500; Juan Atkins - No Ufo's (Vocal)
Nkc - Shuvvin Match
Tony Quattro - Agua
Leo Justi - Larga o Aço (V.I.P.)
Menzi - Impazamo
GAZZI * Xq Tú No Estás
Sexgadget & Lambi - Aruba
LAZA - MEGA DA VIRADA
LAS - TIC (SYSTM007)
fern - 127 A
fern - 134 RAW
Planetary Assault Systems - Exploration Of The Ravish
Qolder - Entre Tanto
Ultramarine - Butch
Prettybwoy feat. Lili - Destination (DJ Q Remix)
Scuba - Headspace (Scuba's Secret Mix)
Jeff Mills - The Bells
Schacke - Kisloty People
Nicolás Jaar - Twenty Minute Cave
Nirvana Haldar - un(listening) #1
Okokon - Contelest
Okokon - Wrake
fern - bouncing bells
Anastasia - На Рѣкахъ Вавилонскыхъ Пс.137
This week on the Thursday Wire! Our regular chat with Andrew Little is back. Tuva’a speaks to him about reducing the backlog for surgery wait times.
Joe will be speaking to Myeloma NZ about their calls for Andrew Little to release the independent Pharmac review. He also speaks to Robert Poulin from the University of Otago about the taxonomic and gender biases in the etymology of new species names, as well as Nic Rawlence from the University of Otago about how ancient climate change events impacted Moa’s.
Emilia will be speaking to Dougal Sutherland from Umbrella Wellbeing about how businesses can find the right hybrid working model, and she’ll also be speaking to Dr. Ronald Kramer from the University of Auckland about how the media is portraying this so-called youth crime epidemic.
In a world-first, a New Zealand study has confirmed microplastics are present in Antarctica’s Ross Island region. Kiwi researchers analysed fresh snow from 19 sites, finding an average concentration of 29 microplastic particles per litre of melted snow. These microplastics most likely come from plastic products used at local scientific research stations, however, this team’s modelling also suggests their origin could have been up to 6,000 km away.
Joe spoke to Dr Holly Winton, a Research Fellow in Antarctic ice core climatology from the Antarctic Research Centre, Victoria University of Wellington, on the matter.
On the 23rd June 2022, The US Food And Drug Administration moved to ban JUUL e-cigarettes from the United States market. Their reasoning? Their business model fails to assure that their user base remains safe while using the e-cigarette. This motion follows a two year investigation into their parent company Juul Labs.
Trishil deep dives into the state of affairs in the United States, as well as speaking to Sarah Helm from the New Zealand Drug Foundation about the perception of vaping in New Zealand and how the US ban could affect us.
Public transport is crucial in the fight against climate change, making our cities more liveable and supporting sustainable mobility for vulnerable and low-income communities.
However bus drivers, passengers and the environment have been victims of a decades-long experiment in privatisation.
In July 2021 FIRST Union’s #BusFair campaign called for the Ministry of Transport to abolish the current tendering model (the “PTOM”), massively increase investment in public transport, and work together with stakeholders to bring our public transport back into public ownership.
Trishil spoke to Louisa Jones from First Union on the matter for this weeks delayed ActionStation.
Researchers are predicting waves will get higher on New Zealand’s west coast, and lower on the east as a result of climate change.
Modelling at the University of Auckland also indicated shifts in wave direction, with implications for coastal erosion as waves hit the shore at altered angles.
Joe spoke to one of the researchers, Dr João Albuquerque, a PhD graduate from School of Environment at the University of Auckland about his findings.
Joe speaks to Greenpeace’s James Hita, who confronted a deep sea mining ship off a Mexican coast last week. He also speaks to Dr Nick Munn, a Senior Lecturer in Philosophy from the University of Waikato about justifying lowering the voting age.
95bFM’s News and Editorial Director Jess Hopkins speaks to White Ribbon Day Ambassador Floyd Ormsby about teaching and role modelling ‘healthy masculinity.’
Daniel looks at a project from Waka Kotahi which will look at lowering the speed limit. He talks to Professor of Human Geography Simon Kingham. He also speaks to Anita Azeem from the University of Otago about why gender stereotypes can be problematic in children's movies.
Finally, David speaks to Otago University’s Ben Wheeler about a lifesaving diabetes treatment.
Today is White Ribbon Day, an annual campaign aiming to prevent men’s violence by teaching and role modelling ‘healthy masculinity’.
This year the day is focused on tackling the causes of violence.
News and Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins spoke to White Ribbon Day ambassador Floyd Ormsby who is encouraging people to show kindness towards our young men, and to let them know that men can be caring, supportive, ethical, respectful, friendly, generous and awesome.”
They discuss White Ribbon Day and the message Ormsby wants people to take from his own experience.
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