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The Wire with Mary-Margaret: February 20, 2020

Lillian reports on the UN housing rights report released about Aotearoa; Mary-Margaret asks Z Energy about their app’s new carbon offsetting option, and then asks Generation Zero about their criticism that this puts an onus on consumers; Sam speaks to Associate Professor Yoram Barak about research concerning suicide rates among older generations in Aotearoa; and Mary-Margaret catches up with Justice Minister Andrew Little about right to silence laws and what reaching a settlement with Moriori means for the future

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The Friday Wire with Laura: 8th of May, 2020

First up, Laura had her weekly chat with National’s Denise Lee, keeping us up to date on all the National Party news…

After that, Laura gives an update on alert level two guidelines that were announced yesterday and any further developments. 

Then, Producer Louis Laws speaks with The Green Party’s Jan Logie and The Council of Trade Unions on fair pay for essential workers, about why it’s the right thing to do, & how Covid-19 has shown us that… 

Finally, Laura chats with Karaitiana Taiuru on his recently released report on contact tracing apps, how they possibly present different risks for Maori and how do we navigate the world of data collection in indigenous communities in an ethical way...


And in amongst it, we’ve got our patai o te wiki, our question of the week: Do you feel okay about a move to alert level two with the guidelines as they are?

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The Wire with Jemima: November 3, 2020

Today on the Tuesday Wire, Jemima speaks to Tania Sawicki Mead from Just Speak about the preliminary cannabis referendum results and what the next government must do to reform our drug laws. 

Jemima chats live to new Green MP, Dr Elizabeth Kerekere, who talks about what she will bring to parliament. 

Rainbow Youth Executive Director, Frances Arns talks about the announcement yesterday that the 2023 Census will include sex at birth, gender identity and sexual orientation questions. 

Elizabeth Hague from the Department of Conservation speaks to Jemima about a new citizen scientist app that helps with the tracking of blockages in freshwater fish passageways. 

Finally, Aska Burge from the New Zealand Blood Service explains the change in criteria for plasma donation and how people can get involved. 

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Endometriosis Awareness w/ chief executive of Endometriosis New Zealand, Deborah Bush, and fourth year medical student, Madi Randall: Friday, March 5, 2021

Endometriosis is a disease that affects 1 in 10 New Zealand people with uteruses, and approximately one hundred and seventy-six million females worldwide. Despite this, research and awareness of the incredibly painful disease remains low, with lots of unnecessary suffering for those who have it. To find out more, Zoë Larsen Cumming speaks to the co-founder and chief executive of Endometriosis New Zealand, Deborah Bush.

She also speaks to fourth year medical student living with endo, Madi Randall. 

Resources mentioned in the interview: 

Endometriosis NZ: https://nzendo.org.nz/

QENDO endometriosis symptom tracker: https://www.qendo.org.au/qendo-app

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How You Can Support the Elderly in Lockdown: August 24, 2021

Lockdown is a particularly difficult time for the elderly community. It can be very lonely for people and it becomes even harder to access the services like the supermarket, the pharmacy or the doctor.

News and Editorial Director Jemima Huston wanted to find out how we can support the older people in our lives and make sure that everyone gets through lockdown as best they can. She interviewed Kevin Lamb, the CEO of Age Concern Auckland, and Dr Hamish Jamieson, a Geriatrician with the University of Otago, for them to provide some advice on this. They discuss how lockdown has impacted older people in the past, whether the vaccine roll out has alleviated anxieties around Covid-19 and how people can support elderly people. 

If you need support during lockdown or want to help out, you can head to www.ageconcernauckland.org.nz or call Age Concern Auckland on 09 820 0184 or 09 489 4975. 

If you want help from the Student Volunteer Army with grocery delivery, head to shop.sva.org.nz or call 09 801 2122 if you’re in Auckland. If you want to volunteer you can download the Student Volunteer Army App on your phone or contact help@sva.org.nz. 

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Where've you been? Human Memory's Fallibility: August 31, 2021

This week Stella and Isla give each other a wake-up call on how bad their memory recall can actually be. Investigating common misconceptions about how human memory operates, brain structures responsible for this, and evidence that says humans overestimate their ability to remember, Tomorrow's World reminds us all to use the COVID tracer app.

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The Wire with Justin: December 4, 2018

The Ministry of Health has just released a report of the inquiry into mental health services and Mary-Margaret is giving us a quick update on what has been released.  She also gives a report on more developments from parliament about bullying accusations.  For this week’s Worry Week, Justin spoke to Steven Ratuva on the history of the militarisation of the Pacific.  Ben discusses tourism fatigue and how we need to avoid it in NZ.  On Greendesk, Ella talks to Jon Sulivan about an app named iNaturalist New Zealand

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The Wire with Justin: June 30, 2020

International Desk reports on a new antisemitism row in the UK Labour Party, after shadow Education Secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey was sacked for retweeting an article containing "antisemitic conspiracy theories".

On Green Desk, Bronnie talked to Tessa Clarke about her app Olio to reduce food waste.

Oscar caught up with Auckland Councillor Tracy Mulholland on City Counselling to discuss water, infrastructure projects and the Value for Money Committee.

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Fuel Prices Continue To Climb w/Larry Green and Dr. Selena Sheng

Despite the temporary removal of the Auckland Regional Fuel Tax, Fuel Prices are reaching their highest recorded costs. As of today, the most expensive fuel station in Auckland is offering prices up to $3.15 per litre.

Trishil spoke to Larry Green, developer of fuel comparison app Gaspy, and Dr Selena Sheng from the University of Auckland Business School to discuss these trends, as well as future predictions

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Digital Tech for Asthma w/ Dr Amy Chan: June 23, 2022

One potential solution for asthma lies in digital technologies that can reduce the risks associated with not taking medication as prescribed. These technologies include text message reminders, web-based apps, interactive voice response systems and smart inhalers.

Joe spoke to Dr Amy Chan, a Senior Clinical Research Fellow for the School of Pharmacy at the University of Auckland, on the matter.