Warning: this piece discusses sexual abuse in regards to young people.
The Harmful Digital Communications Amendment Bill would amend the Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015 to make it illegal to post an intimate visual recording online without consent.
Through the Nudie Project, Dr Claire Meehan has researched the sharing of nude photos amongst teenagers, and issues of consent and coercion.
Jess spoke to Meehan about the bill and shifting the blame from victims of sexual abuse, partiualry young women both online and offline.
Following the ban on single-use plastic bags, the New Zealand Government plans to phase out some additional plastic products and has proposed a ban on several single-use plastic items by 2025.
Environmental advocates have suggested as well as this, we also need to reform our current kerbside recycling system.
I spoke to a recycling expert, Holly Dove, about how we can reduce and reuse plastic in a sustainable way
The government has just announced a deal with the company Amazon worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Amazon is currently producing a TV series based on Lord of the Rings, and the government is granting millions in subsidies. Noah Ferguson-Dudding reports on the implications of the deal.
Ayana talks to Lily Chen from Auckland Feminist Action about the March Against Sexual Violence this Sunday after it was postponed due to bad weather last weekend. They chat about the march and intersectional feminism.
Ayana talks to Belinda Castles from Consumer NZ about food and beverage advertising, how far deception can go and the impact on children and vulnerable communities.
International Desk reports on Japan's decision to release a million tonnes of wastewater from the Daiichi power plant into the sea, with Dr David Krofcheck of the University of Auckland explaining the science behind it.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on allegations that Australia's most decorated soldier Ben Roberts-Smith concealing evidence and threatening witnesses for a war crimes investigation, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison refusing to apologize to former Australia Post CEO Christine Holgate, who accused the former of bullying.
Action on Smoking and Health's Director Deborah Hart spoke to Justin about the Ministry of Health's proposed plans to acheive Smokefree 2025.
International Desk reports on Japan's decision to release one million tonnes of waste water into the Pacific from Fukushima's Daiichi nuclear power plant, with the University of Auckland's Dr David Krofcheck explaining the science behind it.
Neighbourhood Watch reports on allegations against Australia's most decorated soldier Ben Roberts-Smith and Prime Minister Scott Morrison's refusal to apologize over allegations of bullying.