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The Green Party's James Shaw on The Climate Blueprint, Electric Vehicles, and Migrant Workers: June 14, 2021

Felix interviews Green co-leader James Shaw about the Climate Commission's new blueprint, the accessibility of electric vehicles, and flaws in our immigration system.

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The Green Desk: The Sustainability Tourism Commitment w/ Megan Williams: July 21, 2022

The Green Desk is back! This week Frances spoke with Megan Williams, a sustainability advocate from the TIA, about the Sustainability Tourism Commitment.

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Th Green Desk w/ Ellie Hooper

This week on The Green Desk, Frances talks to Ellie Hooper about Greenpeace's call to back the strongest possible Global Ocean Treaty.

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The Green Desk w/ Emily Ward

Today on The Green Desk, Joel Armstrong speaks to University of Canterbury Master of Urban Resilience and Renewal student Emily Ward about barriers preventing people from cycling, walking, or taking public transport like the bus or the train.

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The Green Desk w/ Ben Green

Frances speaks to Tairāwhiti Emergency Manager Ben Green about a new flooding report.

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Change in Government w/ Green Party Co-Leader James Shaw: 25 October, 2023

For their post-election catch-up, News and Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins asked Green Party Co-Leader James Shaw about his thoughts on the election result, what the new government could mean for climate action in Aotearoa, and ACT's call for a referendum on te tiriti.

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The Government's new 36 point action plan w/ Green Party MP Ricardo Menéndez March: April 3, 2024

This week the coalition government unveiled their new 36 point action plan.

The Green Party have been active critics of the new plan, with Greens co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick calling the 36 point plan vague, immeasurable and untethered from reality and evidence.

Nicholas spoke to Greens MP Ricardo Menéndez March about the Government’s action plan.

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Dunedin Hospital, COVID Tests and Speed Limits w/ The Green Party’s Ricardo Menendez-March: October 2nd, 2024.

Last week, infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop and Health Minister Shane Reti announced that the planned redevelopment of the new Dunedin Hospital would need to be scaled back, based on projections that the upgrade costs could reach or exceed $3 billion New Zealand dollars. 

Advice given to Te Whatu Ora, Health New Zealand, has been to either reduce the scale of the hospital’s infrastructural development or to develop the project in stages.

The decision has been widely criticised, both by the general public and local government officials in Dunedin, who say that the announcement contradicts the coalition’s promise to continue a project started by the previous Labour government to rebuild Dunedin hospital to full capacity and capabilities.

For their weekly catchup, I spoke to the Green Party’s Ricardo Menendez-March to discuss the decision to roll back on the development of Dunedin Hospital.


They also had a kōrero about the end of free covid test distribution and the government’s sign off on changes to increase speed limits.

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The Fast Track List, Public Health Cuts and Climate Adaptation w/ The Green Party’s Ricardo Menendez-March: October 9th, 2024.

Earlier this week, the government revealed a list of 149 projects that had been selected for fast tracking.

Among the listed fast-tracked projects are 43 infrastructure projects, 22 renewable energy projects, and 11 mining projects.

While the bill, Infrastructure minister Chris Bishop says it’s likely some of the projects will be accepted by next year.

Both the recently announced list and the fast track approvals bill preceding it have faced intense scrutiny and criticism from environmental activists, who say that it would allow developers for mining projects and other developments posing risks to the landscape, to bypass environmental protections and democratic scrutiny. 

For their weekly catchup, Oto spoke to Green Party MP Ricardo Menendez-March about the recently announced fast track list, and the environmental impacts of the projects included in it.

They also had a chat about a leaked document revealing a number of cuts to public services, and The Finance and Expenditure Committee’s inquiry into climate adaptation.

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Weekly Catchup w/ The Green Party’s Ricardo Menendez-March November 13, 2024

This week marks the start of Hīkoi mō te Tiriti, the 9-day long Hīkoi to Parliament in opposition to the Treaty Principles bill, and other government policies impacting Māori.

The Hīkoi began at Cape Reinga, the northernmost point of Aotearoa, and will continue onwards until the Hīkoi reaches parliament in Wellington.

ACT party leader, David Seymour, says the bill aims the bill recognises the rights of Iwi and Hapu in Te Tiriti o Waitangi, but will include additional clauses that he says will ensure that the rights of all New Zealanders are equally protected. 

However, numerous critics, experts and Māori says that the bill aims to rewrite and reinterpret the principles of Te Tiriti to diminish the rights of tangata whenua.

Oto spoke to the Green Party’s Ricardo Menendez-March to discuss the Hīkoi, as well as the party’s view on the Treaty principles bill.

They also had a discussion about the government's apology to victims of abuse in State and faith-based care institutions, as well as the implications of Donald Trump’s election for New Zealand.