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Tax Cuts w/ Adrianne Sawyer, Julie Anne Genter, & David Seymour: October 7th, 2022

Announcements that government finances are in a healthier state than expected have renewed calls from National and ACT to implement tax cuts.

Finance Minister Grant Robertson said on Wednesday that books are better thanks to higher taxes and lower spending on Covid-19 support. 

A large reason why the government has received more income from taxes is due to revitalisations in the economy seeing more income gained from the goods and services tax.

Regardless, the opposition parties have stated that high taxes are a major contributor to New Zealand's ongoing cost of living crisis. 

These calls came days after the United Kingdom had been put through economic turmoil after prime minister Liz Truss called for tax cuts for the rich, seeing the pound reach a record low value against the dollar. 

This, alongside other factors, has caused Labour and Green to call the concept of tax cuts absurd. 

Liam had a chat to Green Party finance spokesperson Julie Anne Genter and ACT Party Leader/finance spokesperson David Seymour about their opinions on cutting back taxes, but first they spoke to University of Canterbury economics and taxation professor Adrian Sawyer to help frame the conversation. 

 

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The Wire w/ Spike: June 1, 2023

Welcome to The Wire for Rāpare!

Spike speaks to:

- Dr. Tim Welch about the implications of National's backtrack on the MDRS

- Amanda Ashby about the Curtain Call campaign to include effective curtains in the Healthy Home Standards

and Simon speaks to:

- Shane Henderson for City Counselling about Mayor Brown's proposed budget, airport share sales and rates rises

- 95bFM's Water Reporter Marnie Prickett about the new "Lessons Learnt" report from the Ministry of the Environment

- Josh McCormack about the "Framing Hope" exhibition, raising funds for communities out west affected by recent weather events

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Western Media Coverage of Palestine w/ Tameem Shaltoni and John Minto: 19 June, 2023

ACT Party Leader David Seymour has accused RNZ of “propaganda” and “Palestinian-friendly” framing. 

These comments came after pro-kremlin edits were found in RNZ’s coverage of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. 

News and Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins spoke to Palestinian New Zealander and descendant of Palestinian refugees Tameem Shaltoni. Shaltoni firstly provided some background into Israel's unlawful occupation of the West Bank. He also shared why Seymour's comments are concerning and his message to western media and political figures. 

She also heard from John Minto from the Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa about his criticism of New Zealand and other western media's coverage of Israel's treatment of Palestine.

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The Wire w/ Andre: 12 July, 2023

On the show for Rāapa:

Host Andre Fa’aoso speaks to Morgan Theakston, a spokesperson from World Vision about their campaign and petition calling for the government to implement policies that can put an end to modern-day slavery.

Emilia speaks to Green Party co-leader James Shaw about the party’s annual general meeting that they held over the weekend. 

Arno speaks to FIRST Union organiser Justin Wallace about their negotiations for better pay for Frame & Truss workers.

Arno also speaks to MBA student and business owner Joel Stirling about his experience as an MBA and meeting Richard Branson.

Plus some tunes and a fun little technical blooper.

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95bFM Jazz Show with Def Jim: Sunday August 27, 2023

Def Jim delivers the last 95bFM Jazz Show of Winter 2023, featuring brand new releases from Wadada Leo Smith & Orange Wave Electric, Illegal Crowns and Trio Tapestry, plus a mini-tribute to recently fallen veteran European Avant Garde saxophone colossus Peter Brötzmann, together with a bunch of other scintillating selections.

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Wairua, sleep and health: Links between spirituality and sleep w/ Deanna Haami

Most scientific framings of sleep problems often disregard Maori perspectives on spirituality and wellbeing, however recent research by Deanna Haami from Massey University has shown wairua is an important link to having a more holistic approach to health. The implications for physiological, mental and spiritual health from this study are important as sleep plays an important role in our daily life, including dreams and their relation to our health. Sasha spoke to Deanna Haami from Massey University on her recent study linking Wairua, sleep and health.

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Stinky Grooves: November 12, 2024

Tip top tonal trajectory

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Is a Water Crisis on the Horizon? W/ Dan Hikuroa: May 28, 2025

Could a water crisis be in the pipeline for Aotearoa?

Sewage contaminating Oyster farms in Auckland, as well as more periods of extreme rainfall due to climate change, has highlighted the lack of investment in water infrastructure over the past couple decades.

Dan Hikuroa, an associate professor at Waipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland, upholds a traditional Māori view of water as a sacred taonga, as something to be treasured, rather than being framed as a property right and commodity.

To talk about what we should change to protect our water in Aotearoa, Producer Max spoke to Dan Hikuroa.

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Regulatory Standards Bill, Destiny Church, and the Taxpayers Union-Curia Poll on Cook Islands Citizenship w/ Labour’s Carmel Sepuloni: 26 June, 2025

A reported 131,000 submissions were made on the Regulatory Standards Bill.

The Bill, proposed by the ACT party, includes a set of principles outlining “responsible regulation.” Notably, it does not include any mention of either version of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

Last weekend, hundreds of Destiny Church members marched on Queen Street in a rally that they called “in defence of faith, flag, and family.”

And the Labour Party has criticised the framing of a poll question by the Taxpayers Union/Curia on whether or not Cook Islanders should retain automatic New Zealand citizenship. 

For our weekly catch-up with the Labour Party, Wire Host Caeden asked Deputy Leader Carmel Sepuloni about all of these topics.

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Study showing human rights may be ironically be restraining Māori governance w/ the University of Auckland's Andrew Erueti: 1 September, 2025

New research, ‘Indigenous Rights Beyond the Liberal Frame,’  has shown that certain human rights principles in the country are ironically being used to restrain Māori governance and tino rangatiratanga.

On Thursday last week, Intern Zanoor spoke to Andrew Erueti, an Associate Law Professor at the University of Auckland and the lead of the study, about this study.