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A City for All: Designing Inclusiveness into our Urban Environment; September 27, 2018

A City for All: Designing Inclusiveness into our Urban Environment; September 27, 2018 A City for All: Designing Inclusiveness into our Urban Environment; September 27, 2018 , 32.86 MB
Thu 27 Sep 2018

Reporter Oscar Perress spoke to Ellie Craft of Women in Urbanism about how we can design our cities to better suit the needs of all, especially those who are underrepresented in the professional structures charged with upgrading Auckland and other cities across Aotearoa.   

Report: Gambling in Video Games: September 26, 2018

 Report: Gambling in Video Games: September 26, 2018 Report: Gambling in Video Games: September 26, 2018, 8.22 MB
Wed 26 Sep 2018

Reporter Daniel Meech speaks to Andree Froude and Maria Bellringer about gambling in videogames, the effects it may be having on children, and whether more needs to be done to regulate it.

Report: Auckland's Heritage Festival: September 26, 2018

 Report: Auckland's Heritage Festival: September 26, 2018 Report: Auckland's Heritage Festival: September 26, 2018, 4.81 MB
Wed 26 Sep 2018

Lisa Boudet talks about Auckland’s Heritage Festival with its director, Cara Cantwell.

The Wire with Lillian: Wednesday September 26th, 2018

 The Wire with Lillian: Wednesday September 26th, 2018 The Wire with Lillian: Wednesday September 26th, 2018, 105.14 MB
Wed 26 Sep 2018

For Dear Science we talk about lab fires, hangry-ness, and gene drives

From NZ First, Fletcher Tabuteau talks to us about parliamentary urgency, the UN and the war on drugs.

Reporter Daniel Meech speaks to Andree Froude and Maria Bellringer about gambling in videogames, the effects it may be having on children, and whether more needs to be done to regulate it.

Lisa talks about Auckland’s Heritage Festival with its director, Cara Cantwell

Justin's International Special: 4 years on from the Occupy Central Movement in Hong Kong

 Justin's International Special: 4 years on from the Occupy Central Movement in Hong Kong Justin's International Special: 4 years on from the Occupy Central Movement in Hong Kong, 81.63 MB
Tue 25 Sep 2018

This Friday (28th September) marks the 4th anniversary of the Occupy Central movement in Hong Kong.  Why did this protest happen?  What has happened since? What does the city's future lead to?  Justin talked to activist Agnes Chow and former lawmaker Dr Kenneth Chan to find out.

International News with Conor: September 25th, 2018

 International News with Conor: September 25th, 2018 International News with Conor: September 25th, 2018, 16.29 MB
Tue 25 Sep 2018

This week, Conor gives a rundown of how the Brexit process in the UK has gone so far, starting with why the UK joined the EU in the first place and finishing with the talks surrounding the potential snap election in November.

The Wire with Mary-Margaret: September 25 2018

 The Wire with Mary-Margaret: September 25 2018 The Wire with Mary-Margaret: September 25 2018, 68.85 MB
Tue 25 Sep 2018

Auckland’s TedX event for 2018 is coming up, Mary-Margaret talks to their creative director and one of the speakers about what to expect. This week, the 4th anniversary of Hong Kong democratic protest is taking place, and Justin is speaking to a social activist who headed this movement and a former pro-democrat lawmaker. The Conservative Party could call another general election in the UK, so Conor is giving us a run down. And finally, for the Green Desk this week, Jack looks at Inspiring Explorers, a programme getting Kiwis on Antarctic adventures

Green Desk: September 25 2018

 Green Desk: September 25 2018 Green Desk: September 25 2018, 20.23 MB
Tue 25 Sep 2018

This week on the GreenDesk, Jack is speaking with James Harding from the Antarctic Heritage Trust. For the past few years, the Trust has run an outreach programme called Inspiring Explorers, which takes everyday kiwi’s on adventures to antarctic mountains and the freezing wilderness. Jack asked Harding exactly what the trust does and how one of us can go on an antarctic adventure.

To apply head to https://www.nzaht.org/inspiring-explorers

TEDx Auckland: September 25 2018

 TEDx Auckland: September 25 2018 TEDx Auckland: September 25 2018, 13.5 MB
Tue 25 Sep 2018

Auckland’s annual TEDx event is coming up in a few weeks, so Mary-Margaret spoke to creative director Ethan Alderson-Hughes about what’s in stock for this year. One speaker is Hemi Kelly, who also joined us, to talk about how TEDx provides a platform for ideas that exist outside of the mainstream. I started by asking Ethan to explain what TEDx is.

Saturday the 13th of October

https://tedxauckland.com/events/2018/

You can also get a student discount if you send a photo of your student ID when you purchase tickets.

Are s 27 Reports Important? w/ Khylee Qunice: September 24, 2018

 Are s 27 Reports Important? w/ Khylee Qunice: September 24, 2018 Are s 27 Reports Important? w/ Khylee Qunice: September 24, 2018, 15.73 MB
Mon 24 Sep 2018

The Sentencing Act 2002 s 27 allows those representing offenders to provide a cultural report of their background to support the offender’s case for not going to prison or for a shorter period. Jemima spoke with High Court barrister and solicitor and senior lecturer at AUT Law School, Khylee Quince, about s 27 reports. They discussed why they are making a positive difference for Māori offender.