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The Wire with Lillian: July 3, 2019

The Wire with Lillian: July 3, 2019 The Wire with Lillian: July 3, 2019, 124.98 MB
Wed 3 Jul 2019

On Dear Science with AUT’s Marcus Jones we talk about heat waves and climate destruction, robots and brains, and airplanes and global warming.

Sherry talks to sustainability engineer Kate Boylan on Plastic Free July, landfills and the circular economy.

Lillian speaks to Whale Oil author Margie Thomson about what has been called a character assassination by Cameron Slater against Matt Blomfield.

Whale Oil - an investigation (broadcast version): July 3, 2019

Whale Oil - an investigation (broadcast version): July 3, 2019 Whale Oil - an investigation (broadcast version): July 3, 2019, 19.65 MB
Wed 3 Jul 2019

Lillian Hanly speaks to writer and journalist Margie Thomson:

Margie has been investigating the story of Matt Blomfield for the past three and a half years. This investigation turned into a book called Whale Oil, a book whose foreword was written by Nicky Hager. Who is Matt Blomfield you ask? I had no idea either. But I did know Whale Oil. I knew Nicky Hager. I knew Dirty Politics. I knew Cameron Slater, or at least I knew some things. So when I found out about this book, I knew I wanted to read it. I knew I wanted to read it even more when it came out that someone had been held up at the airport with an embargoed manuscript with a foreword by Nicky Hager.. I was ridiculously intrigued. And so we got Margie Thomson in studio to have a chat about everything. It turns out this is a story of one of the few people who stood up to Cameron Slater. Margie and I ended up speaking for 45 minutes about fake news, the definition of property, bullying and harassment and the importance of critical thinking. I started by asking Margie to tell us about the book...

Board Games w / Tracy Mulholland; July 2, 2019

Board Games w / Tracy Mulholland; July 2, 2019 Board Games w / Tracy Mulholland; July 2, 2019 , 27 MB
Tue 2 Jul 2019

Tracy Mulholland, of the Whau Local Board rejoins us to discuss the launch of the Ethnic Peoples Plan in the Whau as well as discussing local board visibility and a few ideas around the intersection of both. 

The Tuesday Wire; July 2, 2019

The Tuesday Wire; July 2, 2019 The Tuesday Wire; July 2, 2019, 105.28 MB
Tue 2 Jul 2019

The Full Show Podcast of The Tuesday Wire for the second of July, 2019. 

We had the privilige of talking to Kelly Marie Francis of Whenua Warrior about Whenua Warrior, what and why it is. We also got an update about the ongoings at Ihumātao and how you can get involved. Tune in to find out more! 

We had the privilige of talking to Kelly Marie Francis of Whenua Warrior about Whenua Warrior, what and why it is. We also got an update about the ongoings at Ihumātao and how you can get involved. Tune in to find out more! 

And at the International Desk, We discuss the week in US Foreign Diplomacy.

A big thanks to all who spoke to us. 

 

The International Desk with Lisa: a week of US foreign policies, July 2nd, 2019

The International Desk with Lisa: a week of US foreign policies, July 2nd, 2019 The International Desk with Lisa: a week of US foreign policies, July 2nd, 2019, 22.11 MB
Tue 2 Jul 2019

It has been a busy week for US President Donald Trump and his foreign policy aids on the diplomatic front. From news economic sanctions against Iran, to a truce in the trade war he leads against China, Trump showcased his favorite and maybe most effective negotiating tool: economic warfare. He also made history in North Korea, thanks to his rather unorthodox diplomatic methods. He's however unlikely to make history for his Palestine/Israel peace plan. Everything explained, thanks to our producer Lisa Boudet. 

The Wire with Lachlan: July 1, 2019

The Wire with Lachlan: July 1, 2019 The Wire with Lachlan: July 1, 2019, 40.84 MB
Mon 1 Jul 2019

First up on the Wire today, Izzy speak with Tova O’Brien about trust in the media. Southern Cross is back for another week where we talk about events across the Pacific. Associate Professor Stephen Hoadley then joins us to discuss New Zealand’s relationship with Israel and the United Nations Relief Works Agency. Finally, Ricardo Menedez-March from Auckland Action Against Poverty talks about the government’s new housing standards and their effect on housing NZ tenants

Healthy homes come later for some: July 1, 2019

Healthy homes come later for some: July 1, 2019 Healthy homes come later for some: July 1, 2019, 4.94 MB
Mon 1 Jul 2019

The government’s Healthy Homes standards come into effect today, and include a raft of changes covering insulation, heating, and moisture control to improve conditions for renters. State housing, managed by housing New Zealand, has longer to comply with the standards, something groups are saying will harm the health of their occupants. Lachlan spoke with Ricardo Menendez-March from Auckland Action Against Poverty about the standards and Housing New Zealand

New Zealand, Israel, and UNRWA w/ Stephen Hoadley: July 1, 2019

New Zealand, Israel, and UNRWA w/ Stephen Hoadley: July 1, 2019 New Zealand, Israel, and UNRWA w/ Stephen Hoadley: July 1, 2019, 10.94 MB
Mon 1 Jul 2019

Associate Professor Stephen Hoadley from the University of Auckland speaks with Lachlan about New Zealand's relationship with Israel and UNRWA, the United Nations agency that deals with Palestinian refugees.

Neutral corner: 28th June, 2019

Neutral corner: 28th June, 2019 Neutral corner: 28th June, 2019, 16.25 MB
Fri 28 Jun 2019

Neutral corner for this week looks at media coverage of a recent cabinet reshuffle, particularly the role of former Housing Minister Phil Twyford.

The Wire with Laura: 28th of June, 2019

The Wire with Laura: 28th of June, 2019 The Wire with Laura: 28th of June, 2019, 105.7 MB
Fri 28 Jun 2019