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Infrastructure Plan and Coronavirus Travel Ban: February 3rd, 2020.

This week Sherry spoke to Green party co-leader James Shaw on the recent travel bans in response to the Coronavirus outbreak, and the distribution of funds in the infrastructure plan. Sherry and James discuss the decarbonisation of hospitals and schools, and the skypath which have been given boosts in the plan. Sherry begin by asking James if he’s pleased about the distriubtion and prioritsation of issues in the infrastructure fund.

 

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HIV funding, LGBTQ+ Mental Health and Conversion Therapy Ban: February 10, 2020

This week we follow up with Green party co-leader James Shaw after the Prime Minister's announcement of $300,000 funding into HIV research and support. Monday wire host Sherry also discuss broader concerns with of mental health resources for the LGBTQ+ community and high rates of homelessness with James. They also speak on a possible conversion therapy ban. Conversion therapy is the harmful practise of manipulation, physical and emotional abuse, through pseudoscience to try and change someone’s sexual idenity or gender identity.

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Political donation transparency and Lower Emission Vehicles: February 26, 2020

This week, Sherry speaks to Green party co-leader James Shaw on Political transparency regarding political donations. The serious fraud office is currently investigating political party NZ First, and have charged an ex National MP as well. James and Sherry also touch on press freedom, after NZ first took photographs and followed a jounalist investigating these fraud claims. James also discusses the shift to Lower Emission vehicles, after plans for a subsidy scheme are put on hold. 

 

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Kiwisaver Fossil Fuel Bans and the Organic Products Bill: March 2, 2020

Green party Co-leader James shaw explains the recent changes to the default Kiwi saver scheme, wich will no longer invest in companies which produce fossil fuel. James also discusses the Organics Products Bill, which hopes to develop and solidify the definition and processes of labelling a food product organic.  

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Alert Level 2, Student Accommodation and Waste Minimisation Fund: May 11th, 2020

This week Sherry Zhang chats to Green party co-leader James Shaw on what Alert level 2 might look like, we also speak on student being charged for empty student accomodation and the Pastoral Care Act. We also touch briefly on the Jame's response to the memo sent out by the Prime Minister’s office which coincided with a document dump by the government on Friday afternoon. We speak on the Waste Minimisation fund as a way of creating more green jobs post COVID-19.  First , Sherry begin by asking James what he’s most looking forward to post Alert level 3. 

 

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Emergency Welfare Fund, Armed police and Creative Arts Fund: June 8th, 2020

This week Sherry chatted to Green party co-leader James Shaw about the Green party’s call to end armed police response teams in NZ, as the Black Lives Matter movement continues. James also talks on the creative arts fund, and We begin by touching base on the emergency welfare fund and what it means for migrant workers as more than half of the 30 million fund have already mean used in just over a month. 

 

 

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The Green Desk: Prescribing nature with Professor Xiaoqi Feng. April 5, 2023.

Professor Xiaoqi Feng from The University of New South Wales has been looking into over 90 studies into nature prescriptions and wants to see them brought to Australia and New Zealand. They’re already in use in Canada, the US and the Uk and thinks is about time we join in. The evidence indicates contact with prescribed nature is associated with good social, mental, and physical health.

Any listeners interested in participating in Feng's current studies for select Australian cities can click here and sign up and sign up. Researchers interested in connecting with Feng can click here.

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Ruin on the Cascade w/ Ayesha Green: 16th May, 2025

Ruin on the Cascade is Ayesha Green’s (Ngāti Kahungunu ki Heretaunga, Kāi Tahu, Pākehā) first solo exhibition with Season Aotearoa. 

The title refers to a faux ruin in Stowe Gardens, a Georgian landscape garden in Buckinghamshire established in the early 18th century by British army officer and Whig politician Richard Temple, the 1st Viscount Cobham. Using the Stowe Gardens as a framework, Green explores a range of subjects, including class, land use, knowledge systems, ethics, national identity, and British imperialism through her painting and sculptural practice. 

Sofia had a kōrero with Ayesha about Ruin on the Cascade, her research and thinking behind the works, and her practice as a whole

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Totally Wired with Hunter: November 4, 2023
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Should we tax the ghost homes of New Zealand?

This week's Wire Worry Week theme is Housing Crisis. Today, producer Lisa Boudet looks into Aotearoa's "ghost homes": houses that are left inoccupied by their owners. 

While we wait for the 2018 census data to ba analysed, the previous figures of 2013 showed 185.000 houses in New Zealand had been listed as empty, with about 3/4 having effectively no one living in them at the time the data was collected. Earlier this month, the government announced a $100 million plan to fight homelessness in the country, including $37 milion in temporary motel accomodation.

Now voices, like political activist John Minto's, are rising saying another solution is taxing owners of underutilised houses.

Vancouver, Canada, has chosen this path. Every house that has not been rented for at least 4 months of a given year will be taxed 1% of its assessed value. This year, the city has collected CAN$30 million. 

So, should New Zealand follow in Vancouver's footsteps?