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After the hibernation from hell, Rob's back with a bang in the studio airing some grievances and chatting about tiny robots. Whakarongo mai! 

Migrant exploitation has been a prominent issue for the last few of months with several protests by community groups that lead to labour launching an immigration review. 

Aotearoa Tongan Response group is one of the community groups involved in this movement, advocating for the Pasifika community in particular. Rawan spoke with the group’s organiser and community leader, Manase Lua. 

They spoke about the state of migrant exploitation, especially his experience with Pasifika migrant workers. I also asked about his thoughts on both National and Labour’s response to this issue and what policies and actions need to be taken.

Today on Ready Steady Learn, Cheng-Huan Lu is up in the studio to chat with Milly and Rosetta about his research in enhancing diver safety by using a wearable physiological monitoring system. Whakarongo mai nei!

Thanks to The University of Auckland!

These past two weeks have seen traffic in the city peaking, with the start of March Madness heralded in by students returning to university and people returning to work. While Auckland Council is working to bolster public transport services, some parts of the city still run into major congestion issues. 

This past week has also seen discussions around Planning Change 120, more commonly referred to as PC120. While the plan initially proposed a housing cap of 2 million for Auckland, the government has pushed for it to be reduced to 1.6 million.

The council has responded with a set of compensatory changes that would focus on reducing sprawl and boosting CBD intensification. Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown spoke particularly strongly on the changes, indicating that if the government did not accept the change, they would stick to the original 2 million target. 

For City Counselling this week, News Director Castor spoke to councillor Shane Henderson about each of these issues, beginning with March Madness.