The Wire with Caeden

Karanama Ruru chats to Nick Thomson, Director of the Commission for Financial Capability, about their free financial education programme called Sorted in Schools being implemented in schools across Aotearoa.

Bronwyn speaks Act Deputy Leader Brooke Van Velden about their criticism's of the Government's COVID-19 response, compulsory mask wearing and contact tracing. They also talk about the misdignosis of the housing crisis and RMA reform to address it. 

Today on the Tuesday Wire, Jemima chats to Dr Joel Rindelaub, an Aerosol Chemist from the University of Auckland, about the effectiveness of wearing a mask to protect yourself and others from Covid-19. 

North & South magazine is back on shelves throughout Aotearoa. Jemima speaks to Rachel Morris, the editor of the North and South magazine about relaunching the magazine, the impact of Covid-19 on the relaunch and the first issue. 

Voices of Hope and Age Concern have teamed up with a campaign called Unite Against Loneliness. Jemima talks with Genevieve Mora, co-founder of Voices of Hope, about how the campaign will work to combat loneliness in New Zealand this holiday season. 

Finally. Jemima speaks to Lynette Sadleir, Paediatric Neurologist and Professor at the University of Otago, Wellington, about a international study New Zealand is taking part of to determine the genetic origins of stuttering.

Following the closure of Bauer Media earier this year, North & South magazine has been relaunched under new, independent ownership with the first issue released this week. Jemima Huston talks to North & South editor Rachel Morris about the relaunch of the magazine, the impact of Covid-19 on the publication and what we can expect from the new issue.