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Why Banning Battery Cage Eggs is Important w/ SAFE For Animals Jess Chambers: January 25, 2023

Why Banning Battery Cage Eggs is Important w/ SAFE For Animals Jess Chambers: January 25, 2023 Why Banning Battery Cage Eggs is Important w/ SAFE For Animals Jess Chambers: January 25, 2023, 9.07 MB
Wed 25 Jan 2023

The phased out ban on battery caged eggs came to it's final stage as New Zealand entered 2023, meaning these cages are now one hundred percent illegal. 

Since the ban eggs have been in short supply around the country, and the few cartons available have risen in price by 16% since November 2022. 

Today Troy Matich spoke with Head of Campaigns for SAFE For Animals Jess Chambers about the realities of battery caged egg farming, the still legal colony cage farming, and why the egg industry is unethical. 

The Wire w/ Casper: January 24, 2023

The Wire w/ Casper: January 24, 2023 The Wire w/ Casper: January 24, 2023, 104.88 MB
Tue 24 Jan 2023

This week on the Tuesday Wire, Joel Rindelaub joined Casper and Milly over the phone for Dear Science.

Casper spoke to National's Shane Reti about political polarisation as well as Geoffrey Miller from the Democracy Project about Jacinda Ardern's foreign policy legacy.

And Milly talked to Lachie Scarsbrook about the discovery of a new ancient gecko and UoA's Chris Pook about new Kawakawa research and usage.

Kawakawa Research w/ Chris Pooks: 24 January, 2023

Kawakawa Research w/ Chris Pooks: 24 January, 2023 Kawakawa Research w/ Chris Pooks: 24 January, 2023, 17.36 MB
Tue 24 Jan 2023

Milly Spoke to Chris Pooks regarding some exciting research into the compounds found in the Kawakawa plant. Many of the compounds have huge medicinal benefits, and Chris talks about a project to create a functional drink from this miraculous plant. 

Political Polarisation w/ Shane Reti: January 24, 2023

Political Polarisation w/ Shane Reti: January 24, 2023 Political Polarisation w/ Shane Reti: January 24, 2023, 17.23 MB
Tue 24 Jan 2023

Following the resignation of Jacinda Ardern there’s been a great deal of discussion around the vitriol and personal attacks that targeted her online.

One study conducted by University of Auckland researchers found Ardern was the target of 93 percent of toxic posts against seven high profile politicians and officials.

For Casper's weekly chat with National’s Shane Reti, they discussed the level of polarisation and hateful messaging in New Zealand’s political climate.

 

New Ancient Gecko Species w/ Lachie Scarsbrook: January 24, 2023

New Ancient Gecko Species w/ Lachie Scarsbrook: January 24, 2023 New Ancient Gecko Species w/ Lachie Scarsbrook: January 24, 2023, 11.32 MB
Tue 24 Jan 2023

Lachie Scarsbrook talks to Milly on the Tuesday Wire about some exciting new research in the fossil field. Studies so far have revealed an ancient Gecko, being one of the largest in New Zealand. Working alongside Iwi and Hapu Maori, scientists are working thier way through the fossils of New Zealand, using unique DNA techniques. 

Ardern's Foreign Policy Legacy w/ Geoffrey Miller: January 24, 2023

Ardern's Foreign Policy Legacy w/ Geoffrey Miller: January 24, 2023 Ardern's Foreign Policy Legacy w/ Geoffrey Miller: January 24, 2023, 19.81 MB
Tue 24 Jan 2023

With one of the most internationally famous NZ Prime Ministers leaving office, many are discussing her legacy - particular her legacy overseas.

Geoffrey Miller, international analyst for the Democracy Project, wrote about Jacinda Ardern’s outsized foreign policy legacy, and chatted about this with Casper.

 

The Wire w/ Spike: January 23, 2023

The Wire w/ Spike: January 23, 2023 The Wire w/ Spike: January 23, 2023, 130.44 MB
Mon 23 Jan 2023

Welcome to The Wire for Rāhina Monday!

Spike speaks to:

- Political commentator Russell Brown about Chris Hipkins' ascension to PM and what his leadership could mean for the Labour party

- Casey Spearin from KnowYourStuff about recent drug checking service government funding, and the summer festival season

Arno speaks to:

- Professor Robert MacCulloch on the economic impacts of Ardern's resignation

- Professor Chris Bullen on Ardern's leadership during the pandemic

And on Tomorrow's World:

- Stella speaks to Miriam from the EPA about a new fungi recently cleared for cultivation in New Zealand 

Drug Testing Service Funding w/ Casey Spearin: January 23, 2023

Drug Testing Service Funding w/ Casey Spearin: January 23, 2023 Drug Testing Service Funding w/ Casey Spearin: January 23, 2023 , 12.82 MB
Mon 23 Jan 2023

Spike speaks to Casey Spearin from KnowYourStuff about recent drug checking service government funding, and the summer festival season.

Chris Hipkins as PM w/ Russell Brown: January 23, 2023

Chris Hipkins as PM w/ Russell Brown: January 23, 2023 Chris Hipkins as PM w/ Russell Brown: January 23, 2023, 19.05 MB
Mon 23 Jan 2023

Spike speaks to political commentator Russell Brown about Chris Hipkins' ascension to PM, and what his leadership could mean for the Labour party.

Tomorrow's World - The Fungi of Immortality w/ Miriam Roberston: January 23, 2023

Tomorrow's World - The Fungi of Immortality w/ Miriam: January 23, 2023 Tomorrow's World - The Fungi of Immortality w/ Miriam: January 23, 2023, 12.74 MB
Mon 23 Jan 2023

Today on Tomorrow's World, Stella speaks to Miriam Robertson from the EPA about a new fungi known as "the fungi of immortality" recently cleared for cultivation in New Zealand.