The Wire with Caeden

Today on the Wire with Zoë: 

This week's theme for 95bFM's election coverage is health and referendums.

Zoë interviews Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick on the cannabis referendum. 

Then she brings a report on some of this ballot's parties' health policies. 

Next producer Aneeka Moheed interviews Shaun Robinson, CEO of the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand about what we need to see from the government and community to support struggling Kiwis.

Finally, Aneeka interviews Warren Rodricks, one half of Unity Mixes, about what the DJ collective are up to and their first event they are hoping to host this Friday.

The Opportunities Party leader Geoff Simmons spoke with Mary-Margaret Slack on his party's policy around Local Economy

Justin spoke to Justice Minister Andrew Little on the Pike River Mine, rent freezes, a Chinese database that contained contact details of prominent New Zealanders, and a Labour Party policy to give government contracters the living wage if elected.

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.