The Wire with Caeden

On their weekly chat, Justin and Justice Minister Andrew Little talked about what's next after if the public voted yes in the cannabis and euthanasia referedums, progress in coalition talks with the Greens, priorities in the treaty settlement portfolio, and the GCSB/SIS recruitment drive.

Jessica spoke to Chief Human Rights Commissioner, Paul Hunt, on Act Party leader David Seymour's proposal to scrap the Human Rights Commission.

International Desk spoke to 3 voters in the United States on their choices and views on the presidential election.

Neighbourhood Watch reports on zero COVID-19 cases in Victoria and the state government's decision to bulldoze a culturally significant tree for a highway.

Ollie speaks with 350 Aotearoa's co-director Siri Anderson on which of our big banks help fund the fossil fuel industry and what we can do as individuals to help the environment.

Felix speaks to Dr Stephen Hoadley, Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations at the University of Auckland, about yesterday’s confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett for the US supreme court. Barrett’s confirmation marks a 6 to 3 conservative majority in the court, and is the third justice to be confirmed under Donald Trump.

Bronwyn speaks to Professor Klaus Bosselman from the University of Auckland, one of the world’s leading environmental lawyers, about wildlife trading. In particular they talk about trophy hunting and the effect of pro-trophy hunting lobby groups on the world's leading conservation organisation, the IUCN.