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New Report Reveals Up to a Third of Māori Land is Landlocked w/ Doug Macredie & Margaret Mutu: January 22, 2026

The Outdoor Access Commission, Herenga ā Nuku, published Aotearoa’s first report on the state of national public land access. The report revealed how up to a third of Māori land is ‘landlocked’, citing this as one of the biggest challenges to public access in 2025. 

Producer Jasmine Gray first spoke to Strategic Relationships Manager of Herenga ā Nuku, Doug Macredie, about the research journey and the address of increasing accessibility to landlocked areas for land owners. 

She then spoke to Professor Margaret Mutu, who spoke on the report from the wider historical colonial context of the ability of Tangata Whenua to access their land. Margaret particularly highlighted the discrepancies between Pākeha landowners and Māori in their legal and physical abilities to access and utilise land under their ownership with ease.

Both perspectives provide valuable insight into the background and significance of the report.

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The Election Date Falling on Public Service Day w/ PSA’s Fleur Fitzsimmons: 22 January, 2026

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has announced that the election will be held on November 7th.

November 7th is also what is known as ‘Public Service Day’, marking the anniversary of when the first Public Service Act became law in Aotearoa.

Wire Host Caeden spoke to Public Service Association National Secretary Fleur Fitzsimmons about the significance of the election date. 

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95bFM Drive w/ Tuva'a: Rāmere, January 23, 2026

Kia ora! Bazurka joins us for Friday Live before their performance at the Auckland Folk Festival!

Thanks to The Beer Spot!

Friday Live thanks to McLeod's Brewery and NZ on Air Music!

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Friday Live w/ Bazurka: January 23, 2026

This week, Pōneke-based Balkan folk group, Bazurka, joins us in studio before performing at the Auckland Folk Festival! 

Thanks to McLeod's Brewery and NZ on Air Music!

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Privatisation of meat inspection w/ PSA's Fleur Fitzsimons- 27/01/2026

The government had announced meat would be inspected by officers employed by meat companies rather than independent inspectors, as is the current model. The PSA's National Secretary Fleur Fitzsimons says companies will be able to cut corners in terms of inspection and bow to company pressures. 

She also says the privatisation can impact New Zealand's reputation as a meat exporter as well. 

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Current global security, the international rule based order and implications on New Zealand w/ Dr. John Battersby: 28 January 2026

Current US foreign policy under the Trump administration has significantly broken with long-term partnerships and traditional structures of the so-called international rules based order. With the US being at odds with its long-term strategic partners Canada and Europe, the future of NATO as well as security in the pacific have become contentious issues. Trump’s actions have revealed contradictions within the previous dominant functioning of International Relations with his administration’s foreign policy radically utilising the power position asserted and given to the US on the world stage.

 

Flo spoke to Dr John Battersby, senior fellow for the center for defence and security studies at Massey University about current global security, the practical absence of an international rule based order and implications of US foreign policy on New Zealand.

 

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The future of Te Huia and regional rail in Aotearoa New Zealand w/ The Future is Rail spokesperson and committee member Lindsey Horne: 28th January, 2026

Te Huia, the railway linking Waikato and Tāmaki Makaurau, is coming to the end of its five-year trial.

Despite a rocky start in 2021, Te Huia has proved popular with its riders with the Waikato Council waiting to hear back from Waka Kotahi New Zealand Transport on a proposed extension for another year of funding.

With the future of the inter-regional railway line uncertain, producer Theo spoke with Lindsey Horne, spokesperson and committee member of the transport advocacy group 'The Future is Rail' about Te Huia, regional railways, and the future of rail in Aotearoa New Zealand. 

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Congestion charging and supplemental policies w/ Hyesop Shin: 2nd February, 2026

Auckland council is set to introduce congestion charging, a policy aimed at reducing emissions, reducing traffic, and generating revenue for other transport endeavours.

While the University of Auckland’s Hyesop Shin says congestion charging is important, he also says it needs to be accompanied by other policies to ensure the gains are not reversed.

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New Zealand Rejecting the 'Board of Peace' w/ The University of Auckland's Treasa Dunworth: 02 February, 2026

Last week, Christopher Luxon declined to join the ‘Board of Peace’ being championed by Donald Trump on behalf of New Zealand. The Board is supposedly aimed to restore and maintain stability, particularly looking at Gaza, which would involve this board working together to form a transitionary power structure in the region.

However, this board is facing a great deal of criticism; for starters, some see it as a way for Donald Trump to enforce structures that he sees as beneficial for himself. Importantly, also, there is a concern over the absence of any Palestinian voice from a board that claims to want to move the region forward, undermining their self-determination.

Monday Wire Producer Alex spoke to Professor of Law at the University of Auckland, Treasa Dunworth, about this rejection and the invite, and what it means for Palestinian self-determination and New Zealand’s stance.

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The Wire w/ Castor: 2nd February, 2026

This week on the Monday Wire...

For our weekly catch-up with the ACT Party, Wire host Castor spoke to MP Simon Court about the ACT party’s stance on a new modern slavery bill and the prison population reaching an all time high.

On the prison population and Te Pāti Māori’s new policy of prison abolition, they spoke to academic and activist Dr Emmy Rākete.

And they spoke to the University of Auckland’s Hyesop Shin about the challenges involved with introducing congestion charging.

Producer Alex spoke to Professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Auckland, Treasa Dunworth, about New Zealand’s refusal to join the ‘Board of Peace,’ and what it means for our recognition of Palestinian Self-Determination.

He also spoke to Senior Research Fellow in General Practice and Primary care in the school of population health at the University of Auckland, Dr Samantha Marsh, about the new trial over Social Media Companies’ liability for adverse health affects of social media, and how it reflects and mirrors the decades of fighting against tobacco companies.