The Wire with Caeden

Tune in for a re-run of the Friday Wire with Oscar Perress and Ollie Joblin!

The Community Garden returns and we speak with Candice from Pātaka Kai Open Street Pantries. 

Then 95bFM's Ollie Joblin talks secondary tax with Professor Michael Littlewood of the University of Auckland. 

We were then joined by PSA National Secretary Kerry Davies to discuss their legal case against Access Community Health. 

For City Counselling, 95bFM's Oscar Perress talks to Cr Richard Hills about the run into the General election and how that sits with local government, as well the 10 Year Plan. 

Wrapping up the show, we summarise the week of news in The Week That Was, as curated by Ollie.

A huge thank you to everyone who spoke to us today. 

Ollie speaks with Kerry Davies of the Public Service Association on their decision to co-launch a campaign with Grey Power to take on Access Community Health over the treatment of support workers

Justin discussed with Justice Minister Andrew Little on a Council of Trade Unions petition calling for more paid sick leave, recent cyber attacks, and the sentencing of the Christchurch terrorist.

With the election coming up, there is a need for as much of the country to be voting as well as to be informed on what they’re voting for. One tool New Zealanders can be using is the vote compass, which is a 30 question survey, which then tells you where your views sit compared to New Zealand's political parties. This one of the largest surveys to be conducted, which will be used for academic purposes. To understand more about the vote compass works, James Tapp talked to Jennifer Lees-Marshment, one of the professors who is part of the compass, and started off by asking how it works.

https://votecompass.tvnz.co.nz/