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Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast

Victoria University of Wellington

Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington"s podcast gives you the chance to catch up with our academics and guest speakers who lead thinking on the big questions facing society. Capital thinking. Globally minded.

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00:23:22

New Zealand Election 2020: Key social media trends

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/09/27

As New Zealand’s general election heats up, Dr Mona Krewel and Professor Jack Vowles from the University’s globally ranked Political Science and International Relations programme are analysing and comparing data from hundreds of social media posts by political parties and top election candidates. The New Zealand Social Media Study is the local arm of an international research project that looks at how political actors use social media to target, inform, interact with, mobilise and pursue voters in

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00:56:04

Cannabis Legislation And Control Referendum

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/09/22

On Tuesday 15 September we held a webinar on the Cannabis Legislation and Control Referendum. This was the first in a series of four online panel discussions delving into some of the big issues facing New Zealanders in the upcoming election. This session was moderated by Dr Fiona Hutton from the University's School of Social and Cultural Studies. Panelists are Mamaeroa Merito and Tania Sawicki Mead.

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00:55:52

Leadership through crisis with Dr Ashley Bloomfield

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/09/20

Earlier this year, as COVID-19 landed on New Zealand’s shores, the swift and effective leadership of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, Dr Ashley Bloomfield, and others was key in the country’s successful response. But there have also been many cases where leaders have not effectively managed a crisis—leading to dire results. In this podcast, Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the Wellington School of Business and Government, Professor Ian Williamson speaks with Dr Ashley Bloomfield—Director-General and

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00:38:09

Climate Change - What's next for NZ?

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/08/13

What's next for New Zealand in the fight against climate change? On Tuesday 11 August Professor James Renwick and New Zealand’s Minister for Climate Change Hon James Shaw spoke at a public event at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington. They discussed what is currently being done in our country to combat climate change, what more we can do in the future, and how COVID-19 may have changed things. The public event included a Q&A section with members of the audience - this has not

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00:44:10

COVID-19 and public health | 'What's in the air?'

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/08/06

Academics from the University’s Faculty of Health held a webinar on 30 July 2020 on Covid-19 and Public Health titled “What’s in the air?” They discussed the wider public health implications of Covid-19 and how the public sector can better support communities to thrive. Presented by Professor Gregor Coster (Professor and Dean of Faculty of Health, Wellington Faculty of Health); Professor Colin Simpson (Professor in Population Health, School of Health, Wellington Faculty of Health); Dr Anna

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00:57:55

Alumni Webinar: leading the digital response in a...

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/07/24

On Wednesday 22 July Professor Ian. O Williamson, Dean of the Wellington School of Business and Government at Te Herenga Waka – Victoria University of Wellington spoke with with alumna Katie Brown in a webinar for alumni. They discussed Katie's experience leading the digital communications team in the Unite Against COVID-19 campaign for the New Zealand Government and the challenges she and her team faced.

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00:28:49

Cannabis Referendum: Fact And Fiction

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/07/23

Cannabis reform excites intense debate across society, and with New Zealand’s referendum on the Cannabis Legalisation and Control Bill just around the corner, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Humanities, Social Sciences, and Education Professor Jennifer Windsor invited Associate Professor of Criminology Fiona Hutton to talk about what the Bill actually entails.

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01:22:27

2020 Lecretia Seales Memorial Lecture In Law Reform

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/06/12

This milestone event was given in honour of lawyer and law reform advocate Lecretia Seales and marks the fifth anniversary of both the decision on the case and Lecretia's death. In 2015, Lecretia Seales went to the High Court to seek a ruling that would allow a doctor to assist her to die with her consent. Her court case initiated a national debate and helped focus a parliamentary inquiry into assisted dying. On Thursday 4 June the Faculty of Law recorded a panel discussion on Seales v Attorney

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00:56:27

The future of work, digital technology, and...

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/06/09

This is the fourth in a series of Spotlight lectures on COVID-19 and the future of the New Zealand economy. In this session the panellists share their insights on the future after COVID-19, and what it means for the future of work, digital technology, and government. Facilitator: Professor Alan Bollard (Chair for Pacific Region Business, Wellington School of Business and Government) Panellists: Associate Professor Val Hooper (Head of School, School of Marketing and International

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00:49:22

The Legal lowdown on the lockdown: Part 7

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/05/28

Curious about the legal implications of the lockdown? Do you want to know more on the New Zealand Government’s legal framework during this COVID-19 situation and what it means for us in the future? In the final episode of the series, our Faculty of Law academics; Geoff McLay, Nessa Lynch, Eddie Clark, Dean Knight, Petra Butler and Joel Colón-Ríos continue the discussion on the legal implications of the government’s response to COVID-19. • What’s been the most striking feature/thing for you

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00:55:28

Covid 19 - What does this mean for the longer term?

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/05/26

This is the third panel discussion in the Spotlight Series: COVID-19 and the future of the New Zealand economy and was recorded as a webinar on Tuesday 26 May. In this session the panellists discuss long-term recovery strategies, including what it means for the climate change response, the impact on health and wellbeing and how it might change how we think about disasters in the future. Facilitator: · Professor Alan Bollard (Chair for Pacific Region Business, Wellington School of Business and

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00:49:41

The legal low-down on the lockdown: Part Six

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/05/22

Curious about the legal implications of the lockdown? Do you want to know more on the New Zealand Government’s legal framework during this COVID-19 situation and what it means for us in the future? In the sixth episode of the series, our Faculty of Law academics; Geoff McLay, Nessa Lynch, Eddie Clark and Dean Knight continue the discussion on the legal implications of the government’s response to COVID-19. - Criminal court protocols under Alert Level 2—balancing expediency with procedural

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00:54:11

Recovery Mode: how do you rebuild after disaster?

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/05/19

This is the second panel discussion in the Spotlight Series: COVID-19 and the future of the New Zealand economy and was recorded as a webinar on Tuesday 19 May. Our panellists discussed the recovery, how to rebuild after a disaster, what sectors are likely to change forever, the implications for international trade and supply chains, and the economic lessons from Southeast Asia. Facilitator: • Professor Alan Bollard (Chair for Pacific Region Business, Wellington School of Business and

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00:58:50

The legal low-down on the lockdown - Part Five

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/05/15

Curious about the legal implications of the lockdown? Do you want to know more on the New Zealand Government’s legal framework during this COVID-19 situation and what it means for us in the future? In the fifth episode of the series, our Faculty of Law academics; Geoff McLay, Petra Butler, Dean Knight, Eddie Clark and Nessa Lynch continue the discussion on the legal implications of the government’s response to COVID-19. • German court strikes down blanket 14 day quarantine requirement for

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00:26:39

Alumni Forum - Covid-19 and the University

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/05/14

This recording is from a webinar for alumni to update them on the University’s response to Covid-19. It was held by the University’s Chancellor, Neil Paviour-Smith and the Vice Chancellor, Professor Grant Guilford on the 14th of May. Questions were taken during the webinar but were not recorded for privacy reasons. If you have any feedback you can send us an email at alumni@vuw.ac.nz

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00:57:35

What now? The short-term economic responses to COVID-19

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/05/12

This is the first panel discussion in the Spotlight Series: COVID-19 and the future of the New Zealand economy and was recorded as a webinar on Tuesday 12 May. Our panellists discussed the short-term economic outlook, what the effect of lockdown has had on families, what sectors have been worse hit, and what the government can afford. Facilitator: • Professor Alan Bollard (Chair for Pacific Region Business, Wellington School of Business and Government) Panellists: • Toby Moore (Teaching Fellow,

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00:52:48

The legal low-down on the lockdown - Part Four

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/05/08

Curious about the legal implications of the lockdown? Do you want to know more on the New Zealand Government’s legal framework during this COVID-19 situation and what it means for us in the future? In the fourth episode of the series, our Law Faculty academics; Geoff McLay, Dean Knight, Claudia Geiringer, Eddie Clark, Nessa Lynch and Yvette Tinsley continue the discussion on the legal implications of the government’s response to COVID-19. • Legality of the lockdown and orders under the Health

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00:37:30

The legal low-down on the lockdown - Part 3

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/05/01

Curious about the legal implications of the lockdown? Do you want to know more on the New Zealand Government’s legal framework during this COVID-19 situation and what it means for us in the future? In the third episode of the series our Law Faculty academics; Professor Geoff McLay, Dr Nessa Lynch, Dr Eddie Clark and DR Dean Knight continue their discussion on the legal implications of the government’s response to COVID-19. • The rules under Alert Level 3 • Disconnect between bubble rules and

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00:43:28

The legal low-down on the lockdown - Part 2

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/04/24

Curious about the legal implications of the lockdown? Do you want to know more on the New Zealand Government’s legal framework during this COVID-19 situation and what it means for us in the future? Listen to our Law Faculty academics, led by Professor Geoff McLay, discuss the legal implications of the government’s response to COVID-19. In the second episode of the series, our Law Faculty academics, professor Geoff McLay, Dr Dean Knight, Dr Nessa Lynch and Dr Eddie Clark, continue their discussion

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01:00:34

The legal low-down on the lockdown

Victoria University of Wellington - Podcast ·

2020/04/20

Curious about the legal implications of the lockdown? Do you want to know more on the New Zealand Government’s legal framework during this COVID-19 situation and what it means for us in the future? Listen to our Law Faculty academics, led by Professor Geoff McLay, discuss the legal implications of the government’s response to COVID-19. • States of emergency and the Constitution by Professor Joel Colón-Ríos • The lockdown legal regime by Dr Dean Knight • The Criminal Justice System by Dr Nessa

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