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Aged, a little staged, never disengaged.

For our regular catch-up with the Labour Party, Caeden talked to Deputy Leader, Carmel Sepuloni, about the Labour Party calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and coalition negotiations.

Castor spoke to Senior Communications Advisor to the Chief Commissioner at the Human Rights Commission, Aaron Packard, about a recent public opinion poll on Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and how this relates to the Treaty’s role in politics and education.

Castor also spoke to a lead author of a recent study from the University of Auckland’s Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, Eli Kliejunas, about the impact of meat and dairy consumption on household greenhouse gas emissions.

Oto spoke to Senior Lecturer in Comparative and International Education at the University of Auckland, Dr Ritesh Shah, about the impact of long-standing Israeli conflict on the mental health of children in Gaza. 

News and Editorial Director, Jessica Hopkins, spoke to Communications and Campaigns Manager of Consumer NZ, Jess Walker, about news research from PriceSpy which found fake sales are on the rise in Aotearoa.

And finally, she spoke to Chief Executive of Mindful Fashion, Jacinta FitzGerald, about how they believe people can be more mindful of their fashion consumption, particularly with Black Friday happening this week.

Last week, the coalition government confirmed it would deliver on its election commitment to take agriculture out of the Emissions Trading Scheme.

The Emissions Trading Scheme is a key tool for meeting New Zealand’s domestic and international climate change targets, by requiring businesses to measure and report on their greenhouse gas emissions, to surrender one ‘emissions unit’ to the Government for each one tonne of emissions they emit and by limiting the number of emissions units available to emitters.

Wire host Sofia Roger Williams asked the ACT Party’s Simon Court about this in terms of upholding New Zealand’s international obligations as well as how the new Pastoral Sector Group will tackle biogenic methane. 

She also asked Simon about reports of the ACT Party’s ‘culture of fear’ in its election campaign leadership and how the party is addressing them. 

Lastly, she asked about the ACT Party’s rally last Sunday where ACT leader David Seymour set a goal of 15% of the vote at the 2026 election. 

The International Court of Justice has issued an advisory opinion that nations can be held legally accountable for greenhouse-gas emissions. 

The Court found that those who are harmed by human-caused climate change could be entitled to reparations.

The case was spearheaded by Pacific island students and the government of Vanuatu, and then backed by 105 sponsor countries.

For International Desk, News and Editorial Director Joel spoke to Justin Sobion, a University of Auckland Senior Tutor in Law who also acted as counsel for Grenada and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

Here is that interview.