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How fast tracking consents could breach Te Tiriti w/ Te Ara Whatu, Gen Z & Rod Oram: June 18, 2020

 How fast tracking consents could breach Te Tiriti w/ Te Ara Whatu, Gen Z & Rod Oram: June 18, 2020 How fast tracking consents could breach Te Tiriti w/ Te Ara Whatu, Gen Z & Rod Oram: June 18, 2020, 43.41 MB
Thu 18 Jun 2020

Lobby groups say fast tracking the consent process for eleven shovel ready projects neglects commitments to climate action, and obstructs consultation with iwi & hapu. Economic downturn as a result of COVID-19 lockdown has generated a need for stimulus. The government says infrastructure developments such as these 11 projects will act as stimulus, but commentator Rod Oram explained to Mary-Margaret why this justification is flawed. Mary-Margaret also speaks to Te Ara Whatu's India Logan-Riley about concerns that fast tracking due process will exacerbate breaches of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and Generation Zero's Jen Coatham adds that an opportunity for climate action has been neglected.

The Wire with Mary-Margaret: June 18, 2020

 The Wire with Mary-Margaret: June 18, 2020 The Wire with Mary-Margaret: June 18, 2020, 81.72 MB
Thu 18 Jun 2020

As Minister Little is nearing a redress deed with Ngā Iwi o Taranaki, Mary-Margaret asks what the Minister has learnt from listening to Ngā Iwi o Taranaki over the last couple of years. They also discuss the lack of implementation by this government of changes that Māori justice advocates say are essential for fixing a broken justice system.

Lillian Hanly speaks to Tracey Martin about Elder Abuse Awareness Day.

Lobby groups say fast tracking the consent process for eleven shovel ready projects neglects commitments to climate action, and obstructs consultation with iwi & hapu. The government says infrastructure developments such as these 11 projects will act as stimulus during current economic downturn, but commentator Rod Oram explained to Mary-Margaret why this justification is flawed. Mary-Margaret also speaks to Te Ara Whatu's India Logan-Riley about concerns that fast tracking due process will exacerbate breaches of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and Generation Zero's Jen Coatham adds that an opportunity for climate action has been neglected.

And in this week's Neighbourhood Watch Zoe explains the legacy of branch stacking in Australian politics, and the latest comments by Scott Morrison about the history of slavery.

Libraries in the Community w/ Darryl Soljan: June 17, 2020

 Libraries in the Community w/ Darryl Soljan: June 17, 2020 Libraries in the Community w/ Darryl Soljan: June 17, 2020, 18.83 MB
Wed 17 Jun 2020

Head of Community Libraries - North & West, Darryl Soljan spoke to Felix about the role of libraries in our communities and what the future may hold for the concept of the "library"

NZ First w/ Tracey Martin on systemic racism in crown institutions: June 17, 2020

 NZ First w/ Tracey Martin on systemic racism in crown institutions: June 17, 2020 NZ First w/ Tracey Martin on systemic racism in crown institutions: June 17, 2020, 29.36 MB
Wed 17 Jun 2020

Minister for Children Tracey Martin joins us again and discusses with Lillian her position on parallel governance systems following the announcement of a possible Māori Health Authority. As well as this, a recent report by the Children's Commissioner's office has highlighted again the traumatic process that occurs during the uplifting of a child by Oranga Tamariki, a process that disproportionately affects Māori. 

The Wire with Lillian: June 17, 2020

 The Wire with Lillian: June 17, 2020 The Wire with Lillian: June 17, 2020, 89.98 MB
Wed 17 Jun 2020

On Dear Science today with Allan Blackman, we revisit the hydroxychloroquine issue yet again! Also, electricity being created from shadows, and there may be 36 civilisations out in space we could contact.

We have NZ First’s Tracey Martin back on the show ongoing and today we speak extensively about systemic racism in crown institutions.

Felix spoke to Auckland’s Head of Community libraries for north and west, Darryl Soljan, about the role of libraries in the community.

Auckland Council Emergency Budget: 16th June 2020

 Auckland Council Emergency Budget: 16th June 2020 Auckland Council Emergency Budget: 16th June 2020, 16.17 MB
Tue 16 Jun 2020

Justin Wong talked to Green MP and local government spokesperson Chloe Swarbrick about Auckland Council's decision emergency budget.

Maori Media Reform: 16th June 2020

 Maori Media Reform: 16th June 2020 Maori Media Reform: 16th June 2020, 39.41 MB
Tue 16 Jun 2020

Justin Wong talked to Te Whakaruruhau o Nga Reo Irirangi Maori chairperson Peter Lucas Jones about Te Ao Pāpāho, the government's proposals for Maori media reform.

The Wire with Justin: June 16, 2020

 The Wire with Justin: June 16, 2020 The Wire with Justin: June 16, 2020, 105.1 MB
Tue 16 Jun 2020

International Desk reports on the conviction of Fillipina journalist Maria Reesa for "cyber libel".

Justin Wong spoke to Green MP Chloe Swarbrick on Auckland Council's emergency budget.

On Community Garden, Bronwyn Wilde talked to artist and curator Sophie Jeram about the distinction between public space and common space.

Justin also discussed with Peter-Lucas Jones of Te Whakaruruhau o Nga Reo Irirangi Maori about the government's proposal to reform Maori media.

Justin's International Desk: June 16th, 2020

Justin's International Desk: June 16th, 2020 Justin's International Desk: June 16th, 2020 , 17.21 MB
Tue 16 Jun 2020

Fillipina journalist and media owner Maria Reesa has been found guilty of "cyber libel" and could face up to 6 years in prison.  

Common Space vs Public Space with Sophie Jeram: June 16, 2020

Common Space vs Public Space with Sophie Jeram: June 16, 2020 Common Space vs Public Space with Sophie Jeram: June 16, 2020 , 34.55 MB
Tue 16 Jun 2020

Bronwyn spoke to Sophie Jeram, an artist and curator from Letting Space and Urban Dream Brokerage who is is also working towards a PhD in Landscape Architecture on the commoning of land. She spoke about the distinction between pulblic and common space, as well as her personal experience creating such projects since 1993.  Most recently, Sophie has been part of the Vogelmorn Community Group, which started in a converted bowling club, and served as a case study for the interview. 

Last week Sophie spoke as part of an international webinar hosted by the Journal of Public where speakers from a number of countries and disciplines webinar discussed the way we interact in public space in the current and post COVID-19 conditions. This formed basis for the beginning of the interview.