The Wire with Alex

This week the team on Friday puts together a show covering a range of topics to bless your ears.

James talks to media and broadcasting minister, Kris Faafoi about a new journalism fund.

Lyric talks to Mahdis Azarmandi from Asians Supporting Tino Rangatiratanga

Jade and Lyric bring you a report on the situation between the Crown and Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei.

James talks to Tara Dymus from Hāpai te Hauora about public health and the new rental laws in place.

The show finishes of with the week that was.

Lawyer Steve Mutch gives an overview about the Resource Management Act.

National's environment spokesperson Scott Simpson spoke to Ayana about the party's stance on the reform.

Environment Minister David Parker talked to Justin about more details on the reform.

On their weekly chat, Health and Treaty Negotiations Minister Andrew Little spoke about the new Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission, as well as treaty cross-claims after Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei objected to parts of the rohue being used as redress with another iwi.

Ayana spoke to Bike Auckland's Mary-Margaret Slack on the cycling advocacy group's Bike Rave.

Ayana talked to Bike Auckland's Communications Manager Mary-Margaret Slack about Bike Rave 2021: The Sundowner Edition which is taking place this Saturday 13th February. It'll be bikes, raving and music and Mary-Magaret also chatted about Bike Auckland's other current projects. 

Justin talked to Lawyer Steve Mutch on the current Resource Management Act, the proposed changes, and what this m\could mean.