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Farmers react to Climate Change Commission advice: June 10, 2021

The Climate Change Commission has advised in its report to cut down New Zealand's sheep and cow stocks, shift to low-methane sheep breeds, and using less fertilisers to reduce the country's greenhouse gas emissions. 

Producer Louis spoke to Federated Farmers' National President Andrew Hoggard about it and how New Zealand farmers may be impacted.

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The Wire with Jessica: July 26, 2021

Today on the Wire, Jessica Hopkins talks to Nicola Keen-Biggelaar from Drowning Prevention Auckland about World Drowning Prevention Day.

Producer Louis Macalister spoke to Jason Young, a Professor in Politics and International Relations at Victoria University and the Director of the New Zealand Contemporary China Research Center about New Zealand condemning numerous cyber-attacks associated with the Chinese government.

Then, Louis discusses Katuku Island, the first fully Maori video game, with developer Dr Phyllis Callaghan.

Louis also interviewed Tania Meads, the Director of criminal justice organisation JustSpeak about her thoughts on the Police Association’s recent call for better access to firearms. 

Finally, Jessica talks to Dr Mels Barton from The Tree Council about Stop the Chop, a new campaign aimed at stopping the cutting down of mature trees in New Zealand’s cities.

 

 

 

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City Counselling w/ Pippa Coom: February 11, 2022

Hospitality businesses have been significantly affected by COVID-19 restrictions such as capacity limits and social distancing requirements. Today during my regular chat with Auckland Councillor Pippa Coom, we discussed an outdoor dining grant scheme supporting hospitality businesses to increase their outdoor dining capacity. 


We also revisited the Councils annual budget that has just gone out for public consultation, and Pippa responded to Howick ward councillor Sharon Stewart suggesting that projects such as cycleways and painted roads should be cut from the budget.

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The Wire with Justin: March 17, 2020

On Greendesk, Bronnie spoke with Phil Jones from Sustainable Business network about their GulfX project to restore the mauri of the Hauraki Gulf.

Hanna discussed with Organise Aotearoa's Ben Rosamund about the social dimensions of the COVID-19 outbreak in New Zealand.

International Desk looks at what's happening in the European outbreak.

Justin talked to Rachel Macintosh of E Tu Union about workers at Air New Zealand, who is cutting 30 percent of their jobs.

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The Wire with Justin: May 26, 2020

Oscar Perress talked to Auckland Councillor Tracy Mulholland of the Whau Ward about council rates.

International Desk reports on a proposed national security legislation in Hong Kong.

Justin Wong spoke to Greg Treadwell, AUT's head of journalism, about the purchase of Stuff and Mediaworks cutting 130 jobs.

Bronnie Wilde talked to Brooke Fiafia of Auckland Action Against Proverty about the government's new income support scheme.

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The Wire with Justin: June 10, 2021

Justin talked with Health, Treaty Negotiations, and SIS Minister Andrew Little about nurses' strikes, National MP Paul Goldsmith's comments on colonisation, and calls for a SIS-Police taskforce on anti-Māori hate speech.

The Climate Change Commssion released its final advice to the Government detailing New Zealand's roadmap to be carbon neutral by 2050.

Producer Louis Macalister spoke to Federated Farmers' National President Andrew Hoggard on the Commission's report for agriculture.

He also talked to Professor Bronwyn Hayward of Canterbury University on how to communicate the regulations to the public, and to Dr Justin Hodgkiss of Victoria University on technology's role in the report.

Motor Industry Associaton chief executive David Crawford spoke to Justin on the report's proposals to cut down transport emissions.

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The Wire with Christina: March 8, 2022

On the Tuesday Wire, Christina spoke to AUT Professor Marcus Jones for Dear Science. Today, they discussed Russia’s exclusion from the global scientific community, new variants of Covid-19, and when the pandemic might finally be over.

She also spoke to Professor Robert MacCulloch from the Univeristy of Auckland about Christopher Luxon’s State of the Nation speech at the weekend, and the economic breakdown of the National party’s proposed tax cuts.

Trishil spoke to Dr Alys Clarke from the Auckland Bioengineering Institute about her research into a virtual placenta. The application of the placenta will allow for clinical trials to occur during pregnancy.

Trishil also spoke to Professor Jennifer Kruger into her research into the femfit technology. The tech is designed to assist women with urinary incontience with exercising their pelvic floor muscles.

And finally, Christina spoke to Dr Gwyn Easterbrook-Smith from Massey University the representation of sex workers in the media, and the stigma attached to the sex industry nearly twenty years after sex work was decriminalised in Aotearoa.

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Cost of Living Relief Package w/ Megan Woods and Robert MacCulloch: March 15, 2022

On Monday, the government announced it would be introducing a cost of living relief package to kick in next month. In the wake of criticism over rising fuel prices and living costs increasing, the government is set to cut fuel taxes by 25 cents a litre, and halve all public transport fares.

Christina spoke to the Minister of Energy and Resources, Megan Woods, about the package, and what it means for New Zealanders. She also caught up with Robert MacCulloch, a professor of economics from the University of Auckland, to get his latest thoughts on the government’s announcement.

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Te Pāti Māori's Kai Tax w/ Professor Alan Renwick: March 18, 2022

Te Pāti Māori has recently launched a new policy to remove all GST prices from Kai.

This comes as food prices had their highest price increase in a decade, increasing FIVE point NINE percent from January 2021 to 2022.

The concept has been talked about by the party since 2010, as well as Labour considering cutting tax from fruit and vegetables in the past. 

Liam spoke to Lincoln University agricultural trade professor Alan Renwick to learn more about the bills implications.  

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The Wire w/ Casper: April 1, 2022

It's another Friday Wire, and Casper McGuire is making his debut as a host!

Today on the show:

Jess spoke to Susan Saint John, economic spokesperson for Child poverty action group to discuss today's increase to the Working for Families tax credit increase by the government.

Casper had his regular chat with Auckland city councellor Shane Henderson and this week we talked about the council’s newly proposed parking strategy.

Liam spoke with University of Otago Professor James Headley about Russia’s threats to cut Germany’s fuel supplies.

Jess spoke to Dr Lida Ayoubi, Senior Law Lecturer at Auckland University of Technology, asking her what the current immigration policy is in Aotearoa for disabled people.

Casper also talked to Dr George Laking, the medical director of the New Zealand Cancer Society, about a recent melanoma study.

Jess spoke to Justin Hodgkiss is co-director of the MacDairmid institute about the future of solar panel technology.

And finally Liam spoke to Greater Wellington Regional Councillor Thomas Nash about the Puketaha Kakapo Sanctuary.