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Smith v Fonterra Judicial Climate Justice w/ Vernon Rive: February 21st, 2024

The Supreme Court in the recent Smith v Fonterra case ruled that Iwi Leader Mike Smith can proceed to trial against Fonterra, and six of the other largest greenhouse gas emitters. In this case, he argued that their emissions would harm him and his interests to customary land, including loss of cultural and spiritual sites, and fisheries. 

Olivia talked to Associate Professor at the University of Auckland Law School, Vernon Rive, about this decision. He also discussed what judicial decisions means for overarching climate action, and other implications of this case.

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Agriculture taken out of the Emissions Trading Scheme, ACT’s ‘culture of fear’, and ACT’s 15% goal for 2026 w/ ACT’s Simon Court: 17th June, 2024

Last week, the coalition government confirmed it would deliver on its election commitment to take agriculture out of the Emissions Trading Scheme.

The Emissions Trading Scheme is a key tool for meeting New Zealand’s domestic and international climate change targets, by requiring businesses to measure and report on their greenhouse gas emissions, to surrender one ‘emissions unit’ to the Government for each one tonne of emissions they emit and by limiting the number of emissions units available to emitters.

Wire host Sofia Roger Williams asked the ACT Party’s Simon Court about this in terms of upholding New Zealand’s international obligations as well as how the new Pastoral Sector Group will tackle biogenic methane. 

She also asked Simon about reports of the ACT Party’s ‘culture of fear’ in its election campaign leadership and how the party is addressing them. 

Lastly, she asked about the ACT Party’s rally last Sunday where ACT leader David Seymour set a goal of 15% of the vote at the 2026 election. 

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Soundbleed with Tash: Rātapu February 16 2025 - Aotearoa's recent experimental and electronic releases

This weeks soundbleed features recent releases from electronic and experimental artists from around Aotearoa, 

plus a couple of Brian Tamaki diss tracks and music from local queer and trans artists for the last half an hour.

Synthetic Children, Impress -since you been whalin (response to Current Bias, send for Skymning)

Square Market - Vision of the Future (Dreampunk isn’t dead)

SpookNZ - Interstellar Encounter [Kaitiaki Records]

Half Hexagon - Shadow

Vanessa Worm - 2 b2b

Tū ViBe - I. U.

Massive People’s Bass Amp - We Started Dub

Scott McFarlane - MORE HALF FAKES

Perpets - Wind Over Water 1

Michael Howell - Jun 2

ear zero - spirit level 

dogFan - into this house we’re born IV

P Wits - A [nolabelnz]

Agentsss - Abidance [Lay Your Burdens Down]

Yeongrak - may you get boiled

Indigogue Browne... and guests - Brian Tamaki - Live At The Greenhouse 

Carbomb Footprint - Life of Brian

Nightmare Honey - INEED2PUNCH (Feat. Baby Zionov)

bitch whistle - breeding worth

Gayblade - The Living Tunnels of Treerot Deep

Samara Alofa - ILYSM

Juniper May - there will always be a way home

 

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International Desk: The Historical International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on Climate Change w/ Grenada and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Counsel Justin Sobion: 31 July, 2025

The International Court of Justice has issued an advisory opinion that nations can be held legally accountable for greenhouse-gas emissions. 

The Court found that those who are harmed by human-caused climate change could be entitled to reparations.

The case was spearheaded by Pacific island students and the government of Vanuatu, and then backed by 105 sponsor countries.

For International Desk, News and Editorial Director Joel spoke to Justin Sobion, a University of Auckland Senior Tutor in Law who also acted as counsel for Grenada and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

Here is that interview.

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The Wire w/ Sara: 5 August, 2025

For Dear Science this week, our expert, Dr Daniel Thomas on history, pre-history, and the search for Atlantis

For our weekly catchup with the National Party, Host Sara spoke to MP Carl Bates about the reversal of the oil and gas exploration ban, yesterday’s announcement of an NCEA overhaul and US tariffs.

Sara also spoke with Greenpeace executive director Russel Norman, about the oil and gas ban reversal in New Zealand, and the plans in the US to repeal the finding that greenhouse gas emissions endanger human health.

Producer Faith spoke to Professor Treasa Dunworth from the University of Auckland about the government’s statement on Gaza.

Faith also spoke to the university’s Dr. Michael Rehm about the humidity standards in green homes, and what needs to change about the rating system.

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Stinky Grooves: Tuesday December 2, 2025

Airwave amor, settling the score

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The Two To Four With Conor: April 21st, 2017
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Amelia's Secret: Wednesday May 9, 2018

In which there are altogether too many guitar solos, we lean into left wing politics, and we learn the best thing about being dead.

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Morning Glory with Rachel: Wednesday, September 4, 2019

Rachel brings you a varied selection of music from Toro y Moi, French Concession, New Order and Amamelia... it's a belter

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The 95bFM Top Ten: Wednesday June 17, 2020

Amelia makes the most of her last solo top ten by playing a bunch of wild tunes. Small Top Ten will be returning next week, watch this space!