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Today on the Wire, we deliver you a packed full Friday show of news and political commentary: 

First up, producer Conor caught up with Professor Jane Kelsey from the University of Auckland Law Department. Kelsey updated us on the recent developments in negotiations of the TPP, and discussed possible motivations for states to pursue or reject the deal. National Party MP Jami-Lee Ross chats about the discussions occurring around the TPP agreements in Manila, and Kelly challenges some of National's views on the matter. They then talk about cabinet committees and the first week of a Labour parliament. Producer Laura talks with Rail and Maritime Transport Union Spokesperson, John Kerr, about a petition to Auckland Transport on the cutting of staff on trains and buses. Today on Neighbourhood Watch with Nicole Wedding from Radio Adelaide: Australian Labor MP Sam Dastyari was ambushed in a pub and attacked with racist comments. The Victorian disability minister urgently intervened to remove a man with a profound intellectual disability from prison. And finally, further controversy around the legislation of same-sex marriage. Producer Laura then talks with the Sustainability Manager at Reclaim, Peter Ralph, about recycling week and the efforts to raise awareness around the importance of recycling.

Frances Chan and Blind Mango Chutney tour the African continent with classic, contemporary and just damn cool sounds, including a special Kiwi connection.

Frances’s setlist:
Abdullah Ibrahim – Black and Brown Cherries
Thandi Ntuli - Rainbow (Skit)
Linda Sikhakhane – Dance for Trane
Hugh Masekela & Herb Alpert – African Summer
Etuk Ubong – Ekpo Mmommom
Jazz in Morocco – Zabana
Gigi – Salam
Moses Taiwa Molelekwa – Down Rockey Street
Rail Band & Mory Kante – Mariba Yassa
Manu Dibango – Besoka on Salsa

Blind Mango Chutney’s setlist:
Kippie Moeketsi & Hal Slinger – Blue Stomping
Kippie Moketsi & the Marabi Kings – Clarinet Kwela
Kippie Moeketsi – Tshona
Jimmy Dludlu – Zavala
Salif Keita – Tekere
Hank Jones With Ceik Tidane Seck & The Mandinkas – Sarala
Samba Toure ft. Rick Shanks – Instrumental

Regional Development Minister Shane Jones has suggested to the local government forum that regional councils may be abolished, stating that 
"After the upcoming changes to the Resource Management Act, I doubt that there's going to be a compelling case for regional government to continue to exist.“

Regional councils across Aotearoa are responsible for matters relating to natural resource management, flood control, and biosecurity.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said effectiveness between different councils is varied, and that councils generate too much bureaucracy and are “too focussed on vanity projects”.

As well, in order to make the most of local and central investment into Auckland’s growing city, the government is asking Auckland Council to increase the housing development allowance around key Central Rail Link stations in the lead up to the project’s completion.

Seeking to amend the resource management act, the government hopes to increase housing height and density around Mount Albert and Baldwin Avenue stations, allowing upzoning  of ten stories around these areas, in addition to allowing upzoning of fifteen stories around Maungawhau, Morningside and Kingsland.

Producer Sara spoke with Councillor Julie Fairey about both of these topics, starting with the proposal to scrap regional councils.