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The Wire with Justin: September 17, 2020

 The Wire with Justin: September 17, 2020 The Wire with Justin: September 17, 2020, 105.94 MB
Thu 17 Sep 2020

James Tapp talked to Trusts' Arena CEO Mark Gosling about the future of the events' industry.

Justin spoke to Labour's Phil Twyford about the party's policy on rail.

On their weekly chat, Justin and Justice Minister Andrew Little talked about the Pike River mine, rent freezes, a Chinese database containg the contact information more than 700 prominent New Zealanders, and a Labour pledge to give government contracters the living wage.

Justin also chatted with Zoe on Neighbourhood Watch about a campaign to make the aboriginal flag free for public use, a lawsuit against the Victoria government over the legality of the Melbourne curfew, and a failed rocket launch in South Australia.

Labour's Rail Policy: 17th September 2020

 Labour's Rail Policy: 17th September 2020 Labour's Rail Policy: 17th September 2020, 31.23 MB
Thu 17 Sep 2020

Justin spoke to Labour's transport spokesperson Phil Twyford on the party's stance on rail.

The Future of the Events Industry: 17th September 2020

 The Future of the Events Industry: 17th September 2020 The Future of the Events Industry: 17th September 2020, 30.9 MB
Thu 17 Sep 2020

James Tapp spoke to Trust Arena CEO Mark Gosling about the prospects of the events industry and what support it needs from the government.

Learning Te Reo as a Pākehā w/ Jeromy Van Riel: September 16, 2020

 Learning Te Reo as a Pākehā w/ Jeromy Van Riel: September 16, 2020 Learning Te Reo as a Pākehā w/ Jeromy Van Riel: September 16, 2020, 11.35 MB
Wed 16 Sep 2020

Kia whakanui te wiki o te reo Māori, i kōrero a Bronwyn Wilde ki Jeromy Van Reil, he kaiako i te reo Māori, Pākehā. 

Bronwyn Wilde speaks to Jeromy Van Riel, a Pākehā teacher of te reo Māori about his experience, teachings and the importance of embracing mistakes. 

An Outline of Every Party's Employment and Income Policies: September 16, 2020

 An Outline of Every Party's Employment and Income Policies: September 16, 2020 An Outline of Every Party's Employment and Income Policies: September 16, 2020, 13.19 MB
Wed 16 Sep 2020

Felix Walton outlines every major political party's employment and income policies ahead of October's election.

Dear Science w/ Allan Blackman: September 16, 2020

 Dear Science w/ Allan Blackman: September 16, 2020 Dear Science w/ Allan Blackman: September 16, 2020, 31.78 MB
Wed 16 Sep 2020

On this week's thrilling episode of Dear Science, Bronnie speaks with Allan about the possibility of life on Venus, ice-cold hummingbirds, and a study that looks into a link between Panadol and increased risk-taking behaviour.

The Wire with Felix: September 16, 2020

 The Wire with Felix: September 16, 2020 The Wire with Felix: September 16, 2020, 99.98 MB
Wed 16 Sep 2020

Today on the Wednesday Wire Felix fills in for Bronnie!

On Dear Science, Bronnie and Allan Blackman discuss life on Venus, hummingbirds, and Panadol.

Felix gives us an outline of every major political party's employment and income policy.

Bronnie spoke to Jeromy Van Reil, a Pakeha teacher of Te Reo Māori.

Dear Science w/ Allan Blackman: September 16, 2020

 Dear Science w/ Allan Blackman: September 16, 2020 Dear Science w/ Allan Blackman: September 16, 2020, 31.78 MB
Wed 16 Sep 2020

On this week's thrilling episode of Dear Science, Bronnie speaks with Allan about the possibility of life on Venus, ice-cold hummingbirds, and a study that looks into a link between Panadol and increased risk-taking behaviour.

Minimum Wage and Economic Recovery w/ Rod Oram: September 15, 2020

 Minimum Wage and Economic Recovery w/ Rod Oram: September 15, 2020 Minimum Wage and Economic Recovery w/ Rod Oram: September 15, 2020, 19.33 MB
Tue 15 Sep 2020

As the country faces both an economic crisis and an election, political parties on both of the aisle have very different proposals in mind when it comes to the minimum wage. Moreover, each party claims its respective approach is necessary for Aotearoa's economic recovery. 

Hanna spoke to Rod Oram, business journalist and political commentator, about whether low wages are necessary to sustain the economy.

The Wire with Jemima: September 15, 2020

 The Wire with Jemima: September 15, 2020 The Wire with Jemima: September 15, 2020, 90.84 MB
Tue 15 Sep 2020

On the Wire today we are looking at local economy issues for our election coverage. 

Jemima speaks to Māori Party co-leader John Tamihere about what his party believes a new government needs to do to aid Covid-19 economic recovery, tackling unemployment rates for Māori and cultural change. 

Hanna investigates minimum wage policy announced by the political parties and speaks with political commentator Rod Oram about the economic benefits of increasing minimum wage or leaving it as it is. 

With the government easing Covid-19 restrictions on public transport and planes, Jemima talked to Chief Executive of Changing Minds, Taimi Allan about whether going back to a new kind of "normal" has an impact on our mental health.