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Te Karanga a Hape Hīkoi: SOUL on the March

Te Karanga a Hape Hīkoi: SOUL on the March Te Karanga a Hape Hīkoi: SOUL on the March , 11.85 MB
Mon 4 Dec 2017

This Saturday, Save Our Unique Landscape or SOUL have organized a hikoi along K Road. The event, Te Karanga a Hape Hikoi aims to raise awareness about the group’s campaign to save Ihumatao in Mangere from development, while symbolically connect Ihumatao with K Road through the shared story of Hape. They hope the Hikoi will alert their struggle to more people in the CBD who might not be aware of Ihumatao and the planned Fletcher development there. Sam Smith spoke to SOUL member Rebecca Hobbs about the event and what they hope to achieve from it.

This Weeks Bits: Sunday, 3rd of December, 2017

This Weeks Bits: Sunday, 3rd of December, 2017 This Weeks Bits: Sunday, 3rd of December, 2017, 28.95 MB
Sun 3 Dec 2017

Hannah Ross gives us the best of the weeks 95bFM news bits. This week we looked into the reporting of tongan rugby league supporters from the game last week, we also looked into Papua New Guinea's Manus Island more and 95bfm news teamer Lisa Boudet proved some great interviewing skills with an interview with Phil Twyford.

Recognising Refugees

Recognising Refugees Recognising Refugees, 40.41 MB
Fri 1 Dec 2017

Producer Laura Kvigstad speaks with Wendy Preston of Mixit on the recent book launch of ‘It’s All of Us’. She then speaks with multiple organisations around refugees and the struggles faced with integration into New Zealand. 

Mark Jennings on Public and Private Broadcasting

Mark Jennings on Public and Private Broadcasting Mark Jennings on Public and Private Broadcasting, 15.11 MB
Fri 1 Dec 2017

Producer Conor spoke with Mark Jennings, formerly of Media Works, on the People's Commission on Public Broadcasting and Media. Mark served as a panelist on the commission, and travelled to various parts of the country to engage in discussion with concerned individuals.  

Neighbourhood Watch: Euthenasia legalised and Don Burke under fire

Neighbourhood Watch: Euthenasia legalised and Don Burke under fire Neighbourhood Watch: Euthenasia legalised and Don Burke under fire, 10.39 MB
Fri 1 Dec 2017

Today on Neighbourhood Watch with Nicole Wedding from Radio Adelaide we look at the legalisation of euthenasia in Victoria. We also discuss the sexual harassment allegations made against TV host Don Burke, and Nicole informs us of a surprising move from Triple J. 

Curious Cultural Christmas Corner: Diwali

Curious Cultural Christmas Corner: Diwali Curious Cultural Christmas Corner: Diwali, 4.83 MB
Fri 1 Dec 2017

In a new segment highlighting the lead up to Christmas, the Friday Wire team explore different cultures and religions, and how each one marks and celebrates the closing of the year. This week we looked at the origins of the Diwali festival, and how it is celebrated in New Zealand!

The Wire with Kelly: Friday 1st December

The Wire with Kelly: Friday 1st December The Wire with Kelly: Friday 1st December, 111.07 MB
Fri 1 Dec 2017

Producer Conor spoke with Mark Jennings, formerly of Media Works, on the People's Commission on Public Broadcasting and Media. Mark served as a panelist on the commission, and travelled to various parts of the country to engage in discussion with concerned individuals.

Today Jami-Lee Ross talks to Kelly about the role of the opposition and what that entails in terms of keeping the government accountable. They touch on the debacle surrounding the water royalty and the TPP, and whether Jacinda Ardern's coalition notes should be made public

Today on Neighbourhood Watch with Nicole Wedding from Radio Adelaide we look at the legalisation of euthenasia in Victoria. We also discuss the sexual harassment allegations made against TV host Don Burke, and Nicole informs us of a surprising move from Triple J. 

In a new segment highlighting the lead up to Christmas, the Friday Wire team explore different cultures and religions, and how they mark and celebrate the closing of the year. This week we looked at the origins of the Diwali festival, and how it is celebrated in New Zealand!

Producer Laura Kvigstad speaks with Wendy Preston of Mixit on the recent book launch of ‘It’s All of Us’. She then speaks with multiple organisations around refugees and the struggles faced with integration into New Zealand.

Andrew Little on the GCSB

Andrew Little on the GCSB Andrew Little on the GCSB, 18.15 MB
Thu 30 Nov 2017

Harry and Minister responsible for the GCSB Andrew Little talk through yesterday's revelation regarding the GCSB and John Key misleading the public days before the 2014 election.

Defending the indefensible?

Defending the indefensible? Defending the indefensible?, 15.05 MB
Thu 30 Nov 2017

Lachlan spoke with Professor Andrew Geddis from the University of Otago about the revent controversy over Green MP Golriz Ghahraman's legal work to do with the Rwandan genocide.

New Zealand or New Zimbabwe? David Seymour on Labour's foreign buyer changes

New Zealand or New Zimbabwe? David Seymour on Labour's foreign buyer changes New Zealand or New Zimbabwe? David Seymour on Labour's foreign buyer changes, 17.27 MB
Thu 30 Nov 2017

Lachlan spoke with ACT leader David Seymour to discuss Labour's new foreign buyer directive which will require foreign buyers of land over 50000 square metres to undergo stricter checks from the government before they are able to make their purchase.