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Conor Knell on how Brexit is impacting Ireland: May 16, 2019

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Thu 16 May 2019

Conor Knell chats to Stewart Sowman-Lund from Northern Ireland. How is the ongoing Brexit saga impacting the region?

Tenancy Discrimination w/ Rashmi Raorane: 15 May, 2019

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Wed 15 May 2019

Sherry does some investigative journalism following up claims a woman was denied a rental because ‘indians are dirty.’ She talks to Rashmi Raorane, who shares her experience with discriminatory landlords, and tries to reach out to the property manager of the place Rashmi was trying to rent. 

The Wire with Lillian: May 15, 2019

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Wed 15 May 2019

On The Wire today!

On Dear Science we talk about the theory of relativity, different types of ice and RoundUp being blamed for cancer. 

Sherry follows up with Rashmi Raorane, the hopeful tenant who was allegedly denied a property because "indians are dirty".

And finally, our final episode of Economic Anxiety with Rod Oram, Part 7 where we throw some random questions out there.

Dear Science w/ Allan Blackman: May 15, 2019

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Wed 15 May 2019

On Dear Science today we talk about proving the theory of relativity, different types of ice, and Monsanto/Bayer cancer payouts. 

Board Games: A Managing Democracy Pt. 1? May 14, 2019

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Tue 14 May 2019

We talk to the general manager of democracy services at Auckland Council, Marguerite Delbet about voting, local body elections and engagement. Listen in to find out more.  

The Tuesday Wire; May 14, 2019

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Tue 14 May 2019

The full show podcast of the Wire for Tuesday Rātū the 14th of May 2019. Listen in to hear discussion on the Zero Carbon Bill with Russel Norman, we discuss voter engagement and what the role of General Manager of Democracy Services is with the General Manager of Democracy Services and we observe the ten year anniversary of the slaughter of Tamil peoples in Sri Lanka, and the reaches of the conflicts now. Listen in to learn more.

International Desk with Lisa: the slaughter of Sri Lanka's Tamils, May 14, 2019

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Tue 14 May 2019

May 2009 marks the official end of the Sri Lankan Civil War. But for the minority Tamil community, it is a genocide of their people. Ten years later, the truth about the bloody events has yet to be exposed, and Tamils still live in fear. Lisa Boudet reports.

International Desk with Lisa: the slaughter of Sri Lanka's Tamils, May 14, 2019

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Tue 14 May 2019

May 2009 marks the official end of the Sri Lankan Civil War. But for the minority Tamil community, it is a genocide of their people. Ten years later, the truth about the bloody events has yet to be exposed, and Tamils still live in fear. Lisa Boudet reports.

Teacher strike with Linda Stewart: May 13, 2019

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Mon 13 May 2019

On May 29, teachers will be staging New Zealand’s largest ever strike as the pay dispute with the Ministry of Education continues. We spoke with Linda Stewart, President of the New Zealand Education Institute, about why the government’s current offer is insufficient. Teachers and principals are concerned about more than just a real pay increase, and Linda addresses these issues during the discussion. We began by asking her what makes this strike different from those done previously.

Is $200 million enough to end homelessness?: May 13, 2019

 Is $200 million enough to end homelessness?: May 13, 2019 Is $200 million enough to end homelessness?: May 13, 2019, 16.13 MB
Mon 13 May 2019

The government has announced 200 million dollars of funding for the housing first initiative in an effort to tackle homelessness. Housing first aims to house long-term homeless people and provide them with a permanent residence. The programme has, until now, been funded by local government. The 200 million will be rolled out over 4 years, with roughly half going towards existing projects and the other half to new developments. Lachlan spoke with Ricardo Menendez-March from Auckland Action Against Poverty about the funding announcement.