The Wire with Sara

A group of Auckland University students have created New Zealand Sign Language interactive cards which incorporate Te Reo Maori and English words.

Their aim is to promote the knowledge and use of New Zealand Sign Language within Aotearoa. 

Jessica Hopkins spoke to Harry and Ned from SLICNZ, about how their cards are helping deaf and hard of hearing kids in schools. 

Judith Collins is no longer the leader of the National party.

Before the news was announced, Justin spoke to Dr Lara Greaves of Auckland University on what does the crisis mean for the National party.

Judith Collins has been rolled as National leader.

Before the news was announced, Justin talked to Auckland University's Dr Lara Greaves on the crisis.

On their weekly chat, Justin and Health Minister Andrew Little talked about his thoughts on the National Party leadership crisis, oximeters at home isolation, and the vaccine mandate's effect on the health system.

Neighbourhood Watch reports on COVID-19 in South Australia and a controversial religious discrimination bill at the Federal Parliament.

This week Zazi and Brooke talk about the subject of minimum wage increases and the new Workplace Vaccination Tool.

First off, the two talk about minimum wage increases. Zazi asks Brooke why ACT believes a moratorium should be put on minimum wages, if Brooke has sympathy for minimum wage workers, and whether she thinks businesses would stop failing if a moratoriuman were to be put in place. 

Then, Zazi speaks to Brooke about the new Workplace Vaccination Tool announced yesterday. Brooke shares if she thinks this will be a good guideline, if she thinks the Government have done a good job with guidance and advice, as well as if ACT are more on the side of blanket vaccine mandates or on the side of mandating vaccines for specific businesses and workplaces.