Cam speaks with guests "Gareth" about his special visit from Police and Hugh Devereaux-Mack about the appalling attack on Nicole McKee byt Chris Cahill.
Here is the replay of The Crunch from this week.
Cam speaks with guests “Gareth” and Hugh Devereux-Mack about police willingness to door-step people for nothing more than a few hurty words on social media.
Olivia Pierson is back for another of her views about the Green Party and Alwyn Poole discusses the appalling state of education in New Zealand.
Then Cam asks his buddies to share their insights and concerns about the worrying strengthening of hate speech clampdowns.
Enjoy!
Cam speaks with guests James Kierstead, Grant Schofield and Olivia Pierson about academic freedom and why it is so important.
Cam speaks with guests Casey Costello and Eric Crampton about tobacco control policy.
Cam speaks with guests Chris Trotter about the Green Party and Alwyn Poole about the appalling state of education in New Zealand.
Here is the replay of The Crunch from this week. Cam speaks with guest Marewa Glover about tobacco-control research, her latest findings and some astonishing revelations. Then Cam asks his buddies what they think about the opening ceremony at the Paris Olympic Games. Plus another Olivia’s View! Enjoy!
It was a great privilege for my generation to grow up admiring and being inspired by these remarkable people. It is clear that there are many role models for 10-year-old NZers today to be as inspired by as I was at Cooks Gardens in the 1970s.
The warnings were ignored. This was preventable. The question now is whether anyone will be held accountable, or whether we’ll simply wait for the next catastrophe.
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