Podcast appearances and mentions of shane henderson

According to Waitākere ward councillor Shane Henderson, siren laden car battles are creating a major public nuisance in West Auckland, particularly in Te Atatū. Henderson spoke to Corin Dann.

Numerous political figures including Ministers Shane Jones and David Seymour have spoken out in the media this week with allegations that Auckland Council is trying to usher in ‘co-governance' on a local level, with their proposal on the management of the Waitākere Ranges. CEO of Te Kawerau ā Maki Edward Ashby called out the political lashback as “fear-mongering” and ‘misinformation', affirming that the proposal is not actually a co-governance structure.  The proposal is for a decision-making committee of 50% representation from the Crown and tangata whenua to manage the land under a deed of acknowledgement. The council says the deed of acknowledgement is in line with the Waitākere Ranges Heritage Act 2008, and follows on from the existing management structures in place.  Producer Sara spoke with Councillor Shane Henderson during his bus commute about this topic and the political commentary that's been witnessed this week. Here is that interview

As severe weather has battered the North Island, the timeliness of weather warnings and alerts have again come under question. 0:03Auckland councillors and independent weather forecasters were among those seeking answers over the weekend with severe thunderstorm warnings issued hours into the event overnight on Saturday. Dozens of homes were flooded before emergency phone alerts picked up. Auckland councillor for Waitakere Ward Shane Henderson talks to Tim Beveridge. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A strong endorsement for Eden Park - as Councillors debate Auckland's stadium. Councillors need to decide whether to endorse upgrading Eden Park - or building a new waterfront site. Councillor and Stadium Working group Chair, Shane Henderson, says upgrading the current park - would make Auckland competitive through the Asia Pacific. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eden Park has triumphed in its battle to be Auckland's Council's preferred stadium over building a new facility near the city's waterfront. The council has voted to endorse in principle the first stage of upgrading the Park – 17 in favour and two against, with one abstention. But it's making it clear it won't pay for it. Councillor Shane Henderson told Andrew Dickens that while both bids had their issues, Eden Park had less to do to become viable. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the battle between an Eden Park upgrade and a new national stadium on Auckland's waterfront - apparently there's no real winner. Shane Henderson is the councillor leading the stadiums working group, and he spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

An Auckland Councillor says he's leaning towards choosing an improved Eden Park to be Auckland's national stadium. The other option is a new stadium at Quay Park. Council staff say neither proposal is entirely feasible - relying on funding from the Council or the Government. Stadium Working Group chair Shane Henderson says Aucklanders want certainty - and they need to decide in Thursday's vote. He says Eden Park's looking preferable. "We can stage that development, the risk is a little bit more manageable. And honestly, looking at the report and the advice - they've got a few less issues out of the two." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Auckland's 21 local boards united in a letter to Mayor Wayne Brown last week, rejecting that they must absorb a $17.6 million budget shortfall tied to the Fairer Funding Initiative.  The letter, dated March 10, highlights the significant pressures imposed on local board activities due to the cost-cutting measures, asserting that local boards had “no control over the budget” and "all decisions were made without any reference to any Local Board”. While Wayne Brown responded earlier this week, ensuring that local boards would not need to seek extra funding to cover the budget shortfall this year, these discussions will become relevant again for next year's budget.  Group chief financial officer for Auckland Council, Ross Tucker, says the council "is embarking on a challenging transition to an equity-based funding model that will see local boards being empowered with more budget autonomy as well as greater budget responsibility". Also, as the need increases to address the number of roaming dogs on the street, as well as the number of dog attacks, Auckland Council has opened a council-operated dog adoption centre. Last year, less than half of roaming dogs were claimed by their owners, the lowest amount in a decade. The adoption centre which opened on the weekend will house over forty dogs in an effort to relieve the strain on animal shelters around Auckland. Producer Sara spoke to Councillor Shane Henderson about both of these issues this morning. To start off, she asked him to explain the purpose of Auckland Council's Fairer Funding Initiative.

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Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has revealed a proposal to build a second harbour bridge between Pt Chevalier and the North Shore as a cheaper alternative crossing option.  This would involve using the naturally existing lava flow at Meola Reef to support a new bridge across the Waitematā Harbour crossing to Kauri Point on the North Shore.  In response, critics have questioned the investment, whether the proposal would solve issues of traffic congestion, and have raised concerns regarding environmental implications, disrupting suburban areas, and iwi consultation.  Additionally, Auckland Council received criticism earlier this week over information revealed through an Official Information Act request by the Auckland Ratepayers Alliance that Council spent over $250k on repairing four sets of stairs on Milford Beach.  Sofia spoke to Councillor Shane Henderson about both of these topics.

Earlier this week, in response to councillor feedback, Mayor Wayne Brown announced a new committee structure for Auckland Council and made changes to the Auckland Transport Board. This restructuring intends to streamline decision-making and put Council's focus on delivering the new Long-term Plan.  Additionally, the decision on a proposal to move rubbish bin collection to a fortnightly service could be decided next month.  The proposal is part of Council's Waste Management and Minimisation Plan to reduce waste and carbon emissions. Producer Sofia asked Councillor Shane Henderson about both of these topics as well as what the newly announced National Land Transport Programme means for Auckland.

Shane Henderson and Justin Jones are lead linemen who have been with KREMC for more than twenty years. They discuss what life on the line entails in this episode of Live Wire.

The National-led government has proposed increasing speed limits across Aotearoa. They've also opted not to go ahead with any of the recommendations of the 2023 Local Government Review, which aimed to improve Local Government and Local Government elections. Wire Host Caeden spoke to Shane Henderson from Auckland Council about increasing speed limits in Auckland and the improvements Local Government still needs.

On the 27th of June Auckland Council passed their long term plan, setting an agenda for council for the next 10 years. On July 1st the Government introduced some of their most high-profile reforms, including the end of the regional fuel tax in Auckland. For City Counselling Wire Host Caeden asks Councillor Shane Henderson about how both these things will impact Aucklanders.

Auckland Council has announced $60,000 in funding to youth crime prevention group, Turn your life around. This is part of a broader plan of the Council to increase community safety. Wire Host Caeden asks Councillor Shane Henderson about this funding, and also about what's happening in Tāmaki Makaurau this weekend for Matariki.

A lot has been happening in local government recently from Auckland Council discussing Congestion Charges to Wellington Council selling their Airport shares. National's controversial Fast Track legislation may also impact local government's control and capacity. For City Counselling Wire Host Caeden talk about these topics with Councillor Shane Henderson.

This week the Thursday Wire's usual host Caeden was away, so Tuesday Wire host Castor filled in. For City Counselling this week, Castor spoke to Shane Henderson about the draft regional land transport plan for Auckland and the council's hopes for budget announcements later today.  Producer Jasmine spoke with Dr. Hiran Thabrew about mental health funding following the Government's budget announcement regarding investment in the I Am Hope Foundation. She also spoke PSA Delegate Sian Dalaway about pay parity negotiations for NZ Blood Service workers ahead of tomorrow's strike.   She also spoke with Ella Sargison from the Burnett Foundation about June's Sweat With Pride initiative.

Auckland councillor Shane Henderson spoke with Lisa Owen about the prospect of a new stadium for the city.

Auckland Council has moved one step closer to determining the future of the city's stadiums. Quay Park and Eden Park 2.0 are in the running, as both will be recommended for further investigation and examined for feasibility. Shane Henderson, the stadium working group chair, says both options will be analysed in detail this coming Thursday. "Then we'll come back around the table in probably about nine months, but we'll see how that goes." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Auckland Council has moved one step closer to determining the future of the city's stadiums. Quay Park and Eden Park 2.0 are in the running, as both will be recommended for further investigation and examined for feasibility. Shane Henderson, the stadium working group chair, says both options will be analysed in detail this coming Thursday. "Then we'll come back around the table in probably about nine months, but we'll see how that goes." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For our weekly catch-up with the Labour Party Wire Host Caeden speaks to Carmel Sepuloni about pay rises for MPs and National's new social housing policy. They speak to Shane Henderson for City Counselling about the Palestine protests in Tāmaki Makaurau and the end of half priced public transport for under 25s. They speak to Student Justice for Palestine Organiser Layan Khalil about the student rally for Palestine that took place on campus last night, and with Andre Fa'aoso on the student protests for Palestine in the United States. And they speak to Dr Kirsten Zemke about the racist backlash Beyoncé received after releasing her popular country album, Cowboy Carter, earlier this year. News and Editorial Director, Jessica Hopkins speaks to Professor Law at the University of Auckland, Claire Charters, about the United Nations Human Rights Council's five-yearly Universal Periodic Review. Producer Jasmine speaks Tara Jackson, Executive Director of the New Zealand Anti-Vivisection Society, about the current state of animal rights protections in Aotearoa.

For our weekly catch-up with the Labour Party Wire Host Caeden speaks to Carmel Sepuloni about pay rises for MPs and National's new social housing policy. They speak to Shane Henderson for City Counselling about the Palestine protests in Tāmaki Makaurau and the end of half priced public transport for under 25s. They speak to Student Justice for Palestine Organiser Layan Khalil about the student rally for Palestine that took place on campus last night, and with Andre Fa'aoso on the student protests for Palestine in the United States. And they speak to Dr Kirsten Zemke about the racist backlash Beyoncé received after releasing her popular country album, Cowboy Carter, earlier this year. News and Editorial Director, Jessica Hopkins speaks to Professor Law at the University of Auckland, Claire Charters, about the United Nations Human Rights Council's five-yearly Universal Periodic Review. Producer Jasmine speaks Tara Jackson, Executive Director of the New Zealand Anti-Vivisection Society, about the current state of animal rights protections in Aotearoa.

Watercare has signalled a potential rates increase for Aucklanders this year, while council balances needing funding for infrastructure in a cost of living crisis. Council has also approved a $1 million dollar funding boost to Arts and Culture, which could have significant benefits to local communities. For City Counselling Wire Host Caeden asks Auckland Councillor Shane Henderson about both these topics.

Watercare has signalled a potential rates increase for Aucklanders this year, while council balances needing funding for infrastructure in a cost of living crisis. Council has also approved a $1 million dollar funding boost to Arts and Culture, which could have significant benefits to local communities. For City Counselling Wire Host Caeden asks Auckland Councillor Shane Henderson about both these topics.

This week for City Counselling Caeden spoke to Auckland Councillor Shane Henderson about the consultation process on Auckland Council's long term plan, and the removal of some of Auckland's public rubbish bins.

The removal of 30% of public bins across Auckland has locals fuming.  As part of the Auckland Council's budget plan last year, the ' bin optimisation' project is expected to save ratepayers at least $9 million.  But many are taking to social media to complain about the litter, dumped bait bags and dog poo left behind in local neighbourhoods.   Auckland Councillor Shane Henderson told Mike Hosking that many councillors disagree with the project.  He says $9 million is significant, but it shouldn't stop council delivering public services.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aucklanders can now have their say on a potential rates hike of up to 14 percent with the Council voting on Tuesday in favour of a 10-year budget document being shared with everyone. A large portion of the rate rise will come from increased Watercare charges following the government's announcement that it will repeal the Three Waters legislation. Auckland councillor Shane Henderson spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Auckland Council has made the decision not to support the building of a second Waitematā harbour crossing, which would cost $56 billion dollars and involve the construction of two underwater tunnels and light rail connecting the North Shore to the CBD. And in the past 12 months, Auckland Council has spent $7.4 million on recruitment. Beth spoke to Counsellor for Waitakere Shane Henderson about these decisions.

For City Counselling this week, Producer, Beth, spoke to Counsellor for Waitakere, Shane Henderson, about the Auckland Council's decision not to support the building of a second Waitematā harbour crossing, and spending $7.4 million on recruitment in the past 12 months. She also spoke to musician and surgeon, Doctor Anantha Narayana, of the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences at Auckland University about the impact of music during surgery. News team member, Faith, interviewed Professor of Māori Studies at the University of Auckland, Margaret Mutu (Te Rarawa, Ngāti Whātua), about why she believes Te Papa should remove its display of the English version of the Treaty of Waitangi, which claims Māori ceded sovereignty. News and Editorial Director, Jessica Hopkins, talked to Head of Marketing and Communications at Tautiaki Moana, Coastguard New Zealand, Kimberly Waters, about the importance of wearing a lifejacket.  She also spoke to Lecturer at the University of Auckland Law School, Dr Anna Broadmore, about her research into how we can better legally protect people's reproductive choices. 

For City Counselling this week, Producer, Beth, spoke to Counsellor for Waitakere, Shane Henderson, about the Auckland Council's decision not to support the building of a second Waitematā harbour crossing, and spending $7.4 million on recruitment in the past 12 months. She also spoke to musician and surgeon, Doctor Anantha Narayana, of the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences at Auckland University about the impact of music during surgery. News team member, Faith, interviewed Professor of Māori Studies at the University of Auckland, Margaret Mutu (Te Rarawa, Ngāti Whātua), about why she believes Te Papa should remove its display of the English version of the Treaty of Waitangi, which claims Māori ceded sovereignty. News and Editorial Director, Jessica Hopkins, talked to Head of Marketing and Communications at Tautiaki Moana, Coastguard New Zealand, Kimberly Waters, about the importance of wearing a lifejacket.  She also spoke to Lecturer at the University of Auckland Law School, Dr Anna Broadmore, about her research into how we can better legally protect people's reproductive choices. 

For this week's City Counselling, Beth caught up with Counsellor for Waitakere Shane Henderson. They spoke about proposed congestion charges, which could come into effect as soon as 2025. Mayor Wayne Brown has previously proposed charges of $3.50 and $5 during peak hours for car-users on State Highway One, between Penrose and Greenlane, and State Highway 16, between Lincoln Road and Te Atatū Road.

When most people think of what a food service company like Ben E. Keith does, warehousing and delivering food is certainly at the top of the list. But having an executive chef like Shane Henderson on staff to help customers in almost countless ways is also part of the equation. And Chef Shane came upstairs from his demo kitchen to tell listeners all about it.

Auckland Council is asking for proposals for a national stadium in the city. The working group - formed in July - now wants expressions of interest to assess. The winning venue will need to be capable of holding major events, have links to public transport and feature a retractable roof. Chair and councillor Shane Henderson says the stadium should be able to compete internationally for big ticket events. "Auckland's done this very well in the recent past, but we don't have a lot coming up in the future. This is one of the questions that has been around for many years around the city, so we want to just nail it." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A West Auckland councillor sees hope for the community in a new flood recovery deal.  The Council will share the $2 billion cost of recovery and resilience works with central government.   It includes $774 million to purchase about 700 Category 3 residential properties and $820 million for resilience against future flooding.   Waitākere ward councillor Shane Henderson told Francesca Rudkin it includes engineering solutions like raising roads - so communities can continue living near streams.   He says that's important for a lot of communities - including those in West Auckland that were particularly slammed by rising floodwaters.  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Auckland, about 400 properties won't be rebuilt and owners will be bought out by the Government. But homeowners have to wait until June 12th to find out how their houses have been categorised. Shane Henderson is an Auckland councillor for Waitakere, an area heavily-damaged by the Auckland Anniversary floods. He spoke to Corin Dann.

In this episode we talk about how to balance pouring into others and fortifying and nurturing your own growth.

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In Tamaki Makarau, Waitakere Councillor, Shane Henderson is abreast of the still fragile situation at Muriwai where unstable land is causing concern, particularly on Domain Crescent and he also has an update on Piha, Bethells Beach and Karekare.

There have been two further deaths in the past 24 hours, both in Hawkes Bay. Civil defence reported late last night that a woman in Putorino had died after a bank collapsed onto her home. Police visited the property following a missing person's report and undertook rescue efforts but were unsuccessful, they said. A body was found on the shore in Bay View, Napier shortly before eight-PM last night. It is not yet known if the death is connected to the flooding. In Auckland, the search for a firefighter trapped under a collapsed house in Muriwai has resumed this morning. Fire and Emergency says it's still holding out hope of finding Dave van Zwananberg in the wreckage today. It is more than 24 hours since he went missing. A colleague of his also caught in that slip has been identified as Craig Stevens - he's in a critical but stable condition in hospital. Auckland councillor Shane Henderson spoke to Kim Hill.

Flood-affected parts of Auckland are preparing to be in the firing line once again. Red Heavy Rain Warnings have been issued for Northland, northern Auckland and the Coromandel Peninsula. Orange Heavy Rain Warnings have also been issued for the rest of Auckland and Bay of Plenty. In Auckland, a state of emergency remains in place, many roads remain closed, and schools have been asked to delay the start of term until next week. In the city's west, councillor Shane Henderson told Kate Hawkesby people are worried about getting hit yet again. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A West Auckland Councillor says Auckland Council could do more to educate people about water safety.  Over the weekend, six people drowned at beaches around Auckland. Waitākere ward councillor Shane Henderson spoke to Morning Report.   

Various criticisms have been levied at the level of infrastructure funding available in West Auckland, especially when compared to other areas in Tamaki Makaurau.  This comes after continuous issues with the western line train services, which are being consistently cancelled for repairs without a substantive bus system to replace it.  There's also bee chat about delays in building a new complex in the North West of Auckland, which has been in talks for years but faced various delays.  To learn more about what the council is doing to curb these issues, Liam spoke to Shane Henderson, the councillor for the Waitakere Ward.

Auckland's current council term has now properly begun, with councillors being sworn in and beginning to set the groundwork for the next three years.  This includes the swearing in of new Deputy Mayor Delsey Simpson, who has made clear that she and mayor Wayne Brown have some differences in council approaches they'll need to work through.  Waitakere Ward Councillor Shane Henderson has previously worked with Simpson, so for today's City Counselling segment Liam and Shane had a chat about what she could bring to Tamaki Makaurau.  They also spoke about the mass delays affecting Auckland's Western Train Line, and internet coverage in the outer western ranges.   

Welcome to the Friday Wire! Liam had their regular chat with city councillor Shane Henderson.  David talked to Labour MP Camilla Bellich about the passing of the Fair Pay Agreements bill. David also spoke to Victoria University of Wellington Emeritus Professor of Religious Studies Paul Morris about antisemitism.

E whai ake nei, coming up on The Wire today: Liam had their regular chat with city councillor Shane Henderson, chatting about his re-election to the Waitakere Ward seat, the local elections and his goals for this term of council.  We also have a report from David Liwei Shi, covering last week's tertiary education union strike.  They've also spoken to Caroline Mareko from NZCTU about the pacific pay gap inquiry and what needs to change about wealth inequality in Aotearoa. We also have a kōrero with the green parties Ricardo Menedez March, on the government's re-opening of the migrant worker and parent visas, and some of the issues they've identified within it. And lastly Liam spoke to Michael Plank from the University of Canterbury about the resik of new Covid-19 Subvariants.   

Last week the Tāmaki Makaurau local elections concluded, seeing an overall shift to the centre right exemplified by the landslide win of Wayne Brown.  This was largely due to an overrepresentation of older, upper-class people in the vote, a symptom of incredibly low voter turnouts across the board.  Many people criticised the accessibility of local election voting, with minister for local democracy Nania Mahuta being one of many who didn't receive their papers in the mail. In our regular City Counselling segment, we've had a chat with Shane Henderson, who has recently been re-elected to the Waitakere ward seat about the elections and his upcoming goals.   

E whai ake nei, coming up on The Wire today: Liam had their regular chat with city councillor Shane Henderson, chatting about his re-election to the Waitakere Ward seat, the local elections and his goals for this term of council.  We also have a report from David Liwei Shi, covering last week's tertiary education union strike.  They've also spoken to Caroline Mareko from NZCTU about the pacific pay gap inquiry and what needs to change about wealth inequality in Aotearoa. We also have a kōrero with the green parties Ricardo Menedez March, on the government's re-opening of the migrant worker and parent visas, and some of the issues they've identified within it. And lastly Liam spoke to Michael Plank from the University of Canterbury about the risk of new Covid-19 Subvariants.   

E whai ake nei, coming up On the Friday Wire today: Liam had a chat with Christina Ammunson from Te Taura Whiri i Te Reo Māori about the goal of having one million basic speakers of Te Reo in Aotearoa by 2040. Casper continued has chats with mayoral Candidates -  today, he had a chat to Wayne Brown. Liam also spoke to Shane Henderson about the City Rail Link and the 2022 Mayoral Conservation awards for City Counselling. David Liwei Shi had a chat with Green Party MP Teanau  Tuiono about how a lack of mask mandates put vulnerable communities at risk. And finally, Liam spoke with Felicia Low from the University of Auckland about perinatal mental distress..

Earlier this week the City Rail Link reached a milestone, breaking through the end of its final tunnel. The tunnel boring machine created space for the new rail system by breaking through fifteen metres of cement per day.  The machine was Named after Dame Whina Cooper, the Maori Rights activist who led the hikoi to parliament.  For this week's segment of City Counselling, I had a chat with Shane Henderson about the City Rail Link milestone as well as the 2022 Mayoral conservation awards.  

E whai ake nei, coming up On the Friday Wire today: Liam had a chat with Christina Ammunson from Te Taura Whiri i Te Reo Māori about the goal of having one million basic speakers of Te Reo in Aotearoa by 2040. Casper continued has chats with mayoral Candidates -  today, he had a chat to Wayne Brown. Liam also spoke to Shane Henderson about the City Rail Link and the 2022 Mayoral Conservation awards for City Counselling. David Liwei Shi had a chat with Green Party MP Teanau  Tuiono about how a lack of mask mandates put vulnerable communities at risk. And finally, Liam spoke with Felicia Low from the University of Auckland about perinatal mental distress..

Earlier this week the City Rail Link reached a milestone, breaking through the end of its final tunnel. The tunnel boring machine created space for the new rail system by breaking through fifteen metres of cement per day.  The machine was Named after Dame Whina Cooper, the Maori Rights activist who led the hikoi to parliament.  For this week's segment of City Counselling, I had a chat with Shane Henderson about the City Rail Link milestone as well as the 2022 Mayoral conservation awards.  

Yet another stacked show on this Fridays Wire: Liam spoke to Shane Henderson on our regular city counselling segment about the Transporrt Emissions Reduction Pathway Liam also had a chat about the Human Rights Commission about their new conversion practices support services with the programmes manager,  Andre Afamasaga, Liam also spoke to Kellie Addison from Kea New Zealand, as well as Act MP James McDowall, about human capital flight and where the debate of the brain drain is coming from.  David has has a chat with Victoria Chen from Victoria University of Wellington on linguistics locating the beginnings of the Austronesian expansion. As well as Stephen Judd from Fact Aotearoa on candidates bringing conspiracy theories into local elections. 

Auckland Council has recently released their transport emissions reduction plan. This is looking to both increase the reliability of public transport and its sustainable practices over the next eight years. To learn more, Liam spoke to Shane Henderson on our regular city counselling segment to learn more about the changes.  

Yet another stacked show on this Fridays Wire: Liam spoke to Shane Henderson on our regular city counselling segment about the Transporrt Emissions Reduction Pathway Liam also had a chat about the Human Rights Commission about their new conversion practices support services with the programmes manager,  Andre Afamasaga, Liam also spoke to Kellie Addison from Kea New Zealand, as well as Act MP James McDowall, about human capital flight and where the debate of the brain drain is coming from.  David has has a chat with Victoria Chen from Victoria University of Wellington on linguistics locating the beginnings of the Austronesian expansion. As well as Stephen Judd from Fact Aotearoa on candidates bringing conspiracy theories into local elections. 

This week on the Friday Wire...  David speaks to Green Party MP Teanau Tuiono talking about Restoring the West Samoa Citizenship Removed By Citizenship Act 1982 Bill Trishil speaks to Shane Henderson for our regular City Counselling segment discussing the Planning Committee meeting on housing and a pay rise for Auckland bus drivers to address staff shortage David also speaks to Adam Currie, a protest organiser speaking on the Greenwash lecture protests Trishil also speaks to Professor Basil Sharpe on the falling fuel prices observed across the country this week.

Auckland Council's recent planning committee meeting took place last night.  The focus was on mass housing reforms, which could see rates of housing re-intensification rise across Tamaki Makaurau.  To learn more about the decisions made, Trishil took over the segment from Liam this week and spoke with councillor Shane Henderson on our regular City Counselling segment. The conversation touched on the pay rise for bus drivers in Auckland in a measure to combat staff shortages.  

The effects of public transport cancellations have been felt across Tamaki Makaurau in recent days. As Auckland transport deals with major staff shortages due to the covid wave, with over a thousand routes being cancelled per week. Liam had a chat with Councillor Shane Henderson about the cancellation, as well as a new tsunami evacuation map that's always been launched. They started by asking about how the council is trying to tackle the mass route cancellations.  

It's Liam's inaugural Friday Wire hosting! Woo! Today on the show: Liam spoke to councillor Shane Henderson about public transport cancellations and a new tool for tsunami evacuation on our regular City Counselling segment.  As well as Giacomo Lichtner from Victoria University of Wellington about the current state of politics in Italy.  They also had a chat with CCS Disability Action's Debbir Ward about the Abuse in Care inquiry, And finally spoke with Rochelle Corrigan from Blind Low Vision about the need for volunteers to raise guide-dogs to be. 

Eight local boards from central Auckland voted on the issue of special character areas in Auckland, contributing to a longstanding debate around housing intensification and preserving Auckland's inner-city suburbs. For the our regular city counselling segment Casper spoke to Auckland city counsellor Shane Henderson to get a sense of what happened in this debate, what the vote means and how it might affect the future of housing in Auckland.  

Phil Goff's last climate budget as Auckland mayor has been passed by the council. Last week Casper discussed this budget with Auckland city councillor Pippa Coom and this week, for his fortnightly interview with councillor Shane Henderson he asked for an update on the budget and its importance. Casper also asked Shane for his perspective on the Ports of Auckland recently scraping its automation project after sinking $65 million dollars into the effort, and what this says about the ports' direction.

Today on the Friday Wire: Casper talked to Auckland city councillor Shane Henderson about investment in cycling infrastructure, as well as the public consultation closing on Auckland housing intensification. He also spoke to Meng Foon, the Race Relations Comissioner about new rights-based guidelines for school uniforms. Liam had a chat with the Green Parties Golriz Gharaman about her electoral reform bill and moving the voting age to sixteen, as well as political psychology professor Danny Osborne to discuss how the proposed changes could affect voters. Casper also talked to Maria Armoudian from the University of Auckland about barriers to regulating guns in the United States. And finally Liam spoke to Wattie Watson from the New Zealand Professional Firefighters Union about the strike action firefighters have voted for and the issues that the industry has been dealing with for the past few years.  

Cycling infrastructure has been widely reported as receiving $1.7 billion in new funding, with investment in renewable transport forming a part of Auckland's plan to halve emissions by 2030. Auckland city council has also closed submissions the NPS UD public consultation, informing its plan for housing intensification. For Casper's fortnightly chat with Auckland City Councillor Shane Henderson they discussed this investment in Cycling infrastructure as well as an update to their discussion a few weeks prior around housing intensification. Casper first asked Shane what is planned for Auckland's cycling infrastructure in the 2022 budget and what its implications are for the city.  

Today on the show, Jessica Hopkins speaks to Victoria Vasyliuk, a resident of Lviv, a city in western Ukraine, around 70 kilometres from the border with Poland, about what it is looking like for refugees fleeing the war.  Charlie Parker talks to Nina Santos, campaign spokesperson for MindTheGap, about their new pay gap registry.  Sam Clark speaks to Unions Auckland Spokesperson Sarah Barker about their endorsement of Manukau Ward Councillor Efeso Collins. Charlie discusses the impact of Long COVID with Dr Anna Brooks from the University of Auckland. Lastly, Charlie interviews Chloe Wollard and Shane Henderson from Auckland City Council about property revaluations and how this will affect the annual budget.

It's another Friday Wire, and Casper McGuire is making his debut as a host! Today on the show: Jessye spoke to Susan Saint John, economic spokesperson for Child poverty action group to discuss today's increase to the Working for Families tax credit increase by the government. Casper had his regular chat with Auckland city councellor Shane Henderson and this week we talked about the council's newly proposed parking strategy. Liam spoke with University of Otago Professor James Headley about Russia's threats to cut Germany's fuel supplies. Jessye spoke to Dr Lida Ayoubi, Senior Law Lecturer at Auckland University of Technology, asking her what the current immigration policy is in Aotearoa for disabled people. Casper also talked to Dr George Laking, the medical director of the New Zealand Cancer Society, about a recent melanoma study. Jessye spoke to Justin Hodgkiss is co-director of the MacDairmid institute about the future of solar panel technology. And finally Liam spoke to Greater Wellington Regional Councillor Thomas Nash about the Puketaha Kakapo Sanctuary.     

Earlier in the week the Auckland council planning committee discussed a newly proposed parking strategy for the city. The proposal, which is now up for public consultation, could remove roadside parking on dozens of main roads and introduce fees for park-and-ride facilies. For this week's regular city councelling segment Casper spoke with councillor Shane Henderson, about the parking strategy and what it's aims are. He began by asking Shane what the council's proposed parking strategy entails.  

America is the land of opportunity. The freedom to flourish may be under attack, but the American Dream is still alive and well in the hearts of citizens. Linda's guest, Shane Henderson, exemplifies the determination, fortitude, and patriotism of many who want to work hard, provide for their families, and give back to their communities with generosity and service while building their own American Dream. Shane shares the remarkable story of how Metal Art of Wisconsin became the most famous metal art company in the world, and the reasons why they chose to exclusively source and produce their products in the USA. Their commitment to providing quality products Made in America is as strong as the steel from which the products are created, and their love of country is evident in everything they do. Be inspired to pursue your American Dream and listen today!  © Copyright 2022, Prosperity 101, LLC ----------------------------------------------------- For information and resources visit: https://prosperity101.com Or click here to order a copy of Prosperity 101 – Job Security Through Business Prosperity by Linda J. Hansen. If you enjoy this podcast, please consider becoming a sponsor. Contact us today!

Around 60 households have spent a night in temporary accommodation after serious flooding hit West Auckland yesterday.  In the 24 hours to 9am on Tuesday, almost 210 milimetres of rain fell around the area, the second wettest day on record. The suburbs of Kumeū, Ranui and Henderson Valley were particularly damaged by the heavy rain and high winds. Auckland Waitākare ward councillor Shane Henderson spoke to Susie Ferguson.  

Shock storms and flooding in Auckland has blindsided emergency management, with about 50 evacuations. There's been incidents right across Auckland and the North Shore, with the bulk being in West Auckland, and up to Kumeu. Fire Emergency New Zealand say between 9.30 pm and 4 am, they received more than 150 calls for assistance. Most of the calls related to flooding into residential properties. They were also called to help people stuck in vehicles. Waitakare Ward councillor Shane Henderson said he woke up to texts at 2am about the storm. Corin Dann spoke to Auckland Emergency Management's deputy controller Rachel Kelleher.

Storms and flooding in Auckland has blindsided emergency management, with about 50 evacuations. Since last night 140 to 180 millimetres of rain has fallen in western areas. There have been been incidents right across Auckland and the North Shore, with the bulk being in West Auckland, and up to Kumeu and Piha. Fire Emergency New Zealand say between 9.30 pm and 4 am, they received more than 150 calls for assistance. Most of the calls related to flooding into residential properties. They were also called to help people stuck in vehicles. Waitakere Ward councillor Shane Henderson said he woke up to txts at 2am about the storm. He spoke to Corin Dann.

Homes have been flooded and people have had to be rescued from their cars after widespread flooding across parts of Auckland overnight. About 50 people in west Auckland have evacuated their homes overnight after heavy rain caused rivers to rise rapidly. Waitakere Ward councillor Shane Henderson spoke to Corin Dann.

Ilena talks with Cr. Shane Henderson about the Council's response to climate change, what impacts it has had on Aucklanders and what tangible plans they have in place to take action.

Ilena talks with Cr. Shane Henderson about the Council's response to climate change, what impacts it has had on Aucklanders and what tangible plans they have in place to take action.

Episode 53 is here and we are joined by Shane Henderson of the band Valencia. Shane talks us through his journey in the music industry and the highs and lows that Valencia has faced. He is an incredible songwriter and we touch upon all of Valencia's releases and the work he has done outside of the band. Check out Valencia deluxe release of 'Dancing With The Ghost', available everywhere. We also had a chat to Freddie from the band Magnolia Park who have just released a new single 'Love Me' featuring Kellin Quinn. It is available worldwide now. thewastingtimepodcast@gmail.com iTunes Instagram Twitter Facebook  

In this episode, I interview my friend Shane Henderson, the singer of Valencia. Shane and I go way back. We discuss the history of the band Valencia, the re-release of their album "Dancing With A Ghost", and what Shane has planned for the future. Valencia is an American alternative rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Valencia met by playing local shows together around the tri-state area in separate bands. George Ciukurescu and JD Perry grew up together; attending elementary school, high school, and their first year of college. They joined a band in 2001 called The Capgun Heroes with Brendan Walter and former members Sean Mundy and Ryan O'Hara. Shane Henderson sang in the band Attracted to Miss and Max played drums in The Emphasis. They formed the band that is known today as Valencia in 2004. The band is named after the wife of the protagonist, Valencia, in the book by Kurt Vonnegut, Slaughterhouse-Five. In 2005 Valencia signed to I Surrender Records after the label's owner, Midtown's drummer Rob Hitt, heard their demo tape. LET'S CONNECT: Kyle's Instagram Kyle's Facebook Email: Kyledevlinfitness@gmail.com

Ingraham High School's jazz program is booming, expanding to include a pair of big bands under the direction of Shane Henderson. With their mentor, saxophonist Peter Daniel, Ingraham's all-star jazz ensemble showed off their passion for this music in the KNKX studios with a trio of classic tunes.

I was stoked to talk to Shane Henderson of Valencia on this week's episode! Shane talked to me about what went into producing Valencia's "We All Need a Reason to Believe," including some background on a few tracks. We also talked about some upcoming projects he's working on, so check it out!

In this special bonus episode, producer Shane Henderson chats with Nature Bantz host and Go Jauntly co-founder Hana Sutch about the app origins, highs and lows and her experience as a female founder. They also discuss the places around the UK that are on their no-fly travel bucket list for the coming year.Don’t forget to leave us a 5 star rating and a review if you like what you hear and...Follow us on all the socials @gojauntly Follow Hana Sutch over at @sutchfun on Twitter Email us with suggestions: hi@gojauntly.com To find the links from the episode please go to www.gojauntly.com/naturebantzThis podcast was brought to you with the help of Liz Earle Beauty Co. Find out more over at www.lizearle.com

Carole Wright, a community garden consultant and walker and talker chats to Hana Sutch about how to set up community garden initiatives and what to do if you’re not green-fingered but are wanting to get back to nature. We hear about what and whom inspired her and her journey into the wider walking world. Shane Henderson shares his walk of the week. Don’t forget to leave us a 5 star rating and a review if you like what you hear and please do... Follow us on all the socials @gojauntly Follow Hana Sutch over at @sutchfun on Twitter Email us with suggestions: hi@gojauntly.com To find the links from the episode please go to www.gojauntly.com/naturebantz This podcast was brought to you with the help of Liz Earle Beauty Co. Find out more over atwww.lizearle.com

Tessa Clarke is co-founder and CEO of Olio, the food-sharing app. She joins Hana Sutch of Go Jauntly to raise awareness of food sharing, discuss Earth Overshoot Day and share her favourite tips on how to reduce food waste in the home. Shane Henderson from Go Jauntly also shares his fave walk of the week. Don’t forget to leave us a 5 star rating and a review if you like what you hear. Follow us on all the socials @gojauntly Follow Hana Sutch over at @sutchfun on Twitter Email us with suggestions: hi@gojauntly.com To find the links from the episode please go to www.gojauntly.com/naturebantz This podcast was brought to you with the help of Liz Earle Beauty Co. Find out more over at www.lizearle.com

Will Norman is London’s first walking and cycling commissioner. Hana Sutch, co-founder of Go Jauntly talks to him about what it’s like to get around London by bike, what would happen if we all walked more, why autonomous vehicles are probably not the future and of course, his favourite transport apps. Plus we also have a new walk of the week from Go Jauntly’s Shane Henderson too. Don’t forget to leave us a 5 star rating and a review if you like what you hear and... Follow us on all the socials @gojauntly. Follow Hana Sutch over at @sutchfun on Twitter. Email us with suggestions: hi@gojauntly.com. To find the links from the episode please go to www.gojauntly.com/naturebantz. This podcast was brought to you with the help of Liz Earle Beauty Co. Find out more over at www.lizearle.com.

Air pollution is a public health crisis and our government and MP’s are not doing enough to tackle it. Host, Hana Sutch from Go Jauntly talks to Celeste Hicks from Mums for Lungs about the private car, automation, the ultra low emission zone recently introduced in London and what more we can all do to help reduce emissions and improve air quality. Shane Henderson shares his walk of the week too! Don’t forget to leave us a 5 star rating and a review if you like what you hear and... Follow us on all the socials @gojauntly. Follow Hana Sutch over at @sutchfun on Twitter. Email us with suggestions: hi@gojauntly.com. To find the links from the episode please go to www.gojauntly.com/naturebantz. This podcast was brought to you with the help of Liz Earle Beauty Co. Find out more over at www.lizearle.com. Special Credits: Hana Sutch (Host), Celeste Hicks (Guest) Shane Henderson (Producer), Sam Care (Editor), Leslie Quarcoopome (Music), Sarah Hodges (Design) and everyone at Go Jauntly and the team at Liz Earle Beauty Co for their support.

In this episode we will hear from the new INFORMS president Ramayya Krishnan who will share some insight on what exciting things are in store for INFORMS in the coming year, Shane Henderson and David Shmoys of Cornell University on their INFORMS Wagner Prize winning research on bike share programs, and Alina Sorescu of Texas A&M university whose research takes a deep dive into the ups and downs of the financial stock market over a period of nearly 200 years.

In this special bonus episode, we got to hang out the office of Know Hope Records in South Philadelphia with one of the owners of the label, Shawn Dorsey, to get a different perspective into the music business.  Also hanging out with us was returning guest, Shane Henderson from Promise of Redemption & Valencia.  We talk about forming Know Hope Records & how the team goes about finding new artists (& how artists can find Know Hope). Shawn delves into why he started the independent label, along with co-owner JD Perry, & what is coming down the pipeline.  From Selfhelpme & Promise of Redemption to Triangle Shirt Factory & Post Season, Know Hope offers a wide variety of artists that release banger after banger.  Check them out at the links below! We also spoil the crap out of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom; you've been warned.  SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE BONUS EPISODES! Leave a rating & review; we read them all on the air. VISIT KNOW HOPE RECORDS' WEBSITE: http://www.knowhoperecords.com/ FOLLOW KNOW HOPE ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/know_hope_records/ FOLLOW KNOW HOPE ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Know_Hope_Recs LIKE KNOW HOPE ON FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/knowhoperecords CHECK US OUT ON THE WE BE GEEKS PODCAST NETWORK:www.webegeekspc.com ...AND THE ESO PODCAST NETWORK: www.esopodcast.com SUPPORT US ON PATREON: www.Patreon.com/WePodcastAndWeKnowThings Visit the new & improved We Podcast & We Know Things website!!:www.wepodcastandweknowthings.com GET 15% OFF YOUR ENTIRE ORDER AT SUDIO EARPHONES BY TYPING "WEPOD" INTO THE PROMO CODE AT CHECKOUT: www.Sudio.com FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: www.Instagram.com/Wepodcastandweknowthings FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: www.Twitter.com/WePodAndWeKnow NEW OUTRO MUSIC BY AMPYX: http://bit.ly/ArgofoxTP

Michael Greywolf and Mathew Sydney host Walking the Unnamed Path. Walking the Unnamed Path is a podcast dedicated to delving deeper into the study of the Unnamed Path through conversations with other Brother Initiates and students. We will also cover a variety of ideas and issues pertaining to queer pagan men in general. Today's episode is actually a replay of Episode 23: Between the Worlds. We will be back in two weeks in a new epsiode as well as a new broadcast time! To get in touch with Mathew or Michael please email us at WalkingtheUnnamedPath@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter at @Walking_theUP, and like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/WalkingTheUnnamedPath/.

We are joined by Shane Henderson, lead singer of Valencia & mind behind Promise of Redmeption for this very special bonus episode.  Shane talks about the Philadelphia music scene, going on the road as a part of the Warped Tour & being the voice behind two projects at the same time.  He also tells us stories from the road, what it felt like playing a few reunion shows with Valencia in 2016 & now being a part of Know Hope Records as Promise of Redemption.  We also get pretty nerdy talking about film, tv & gaming.  WILL SOMEONE PLEASE GET SHANE A NEW XBOX CONTROLLER?!?! Subscribe for more BONUS episodes! Leaving a rating & review; we read them all on the air. CHECK OUT PROMISE OF REDEMPTION ON KNOW HOPE: http://www.knowhoperecords.com/promise-of-redemption FOLLOW POR ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/promiseofredemption/ FOLLOW SHANE ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/valenciashane/    

Hey Everyone ! This Week on the Side Show Podcast I am joined by one of the coolest dudes to gig around the world . I am talking about Shane Henderson of Valencia and Promise of Redemption. Shane has been playing music for so long toured all over the place and had a lot of […]

Michael Greywolf and Mathew Sydney host Walking the Unnamed Path. Walking the Unnamed Path is a podcast deadicated to delving deeper into the study of the Unnamed Path through converstions with other Brother Initiates and students. We will also cover a variety of ideas and issues pertaining to queer pagan men in general. In today's episode we welcome Shane Henderson of the Green Faerie Grove to talk to us about Between the Worlds: A Spirital Gathering for Men Who Love Men. BTW takes place September 11th-16th in Southern Ohio and is currently open to registration. More info can be found at betweentheworlds DOT org. To get in touch with Mathew or Michael please email us at WalkingtheUnnamedPath@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter at @Walking_theUP, and like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/WalkingTheUnnamedPath/. For more info on the Unnamed Path please check out: unnamedpath DOT com.

Shane Henderson from the band Valencia talks to Mike from the Monday Project about his solo project, Promise of Redemption and the album, Where You Ought to Be as well as POR’s summer tour! Get the album Where You Ought to Be from Know Hope Records Follow Shane on Twitter and Instagram, and Like Promise of Redemption on Facebook

Jonathan has a conversation with Shane Henderson aka Wesley Woods. One of my favorite things about Relatable is the variety of people I get to meet and speak with. Everyone has their own story to tell and in this episode I not only captured that, but I was also able to capture a genuine connection that was made with Shane on our first meeting. We were able to have a conversation about love, sex, acceptance, porn, comedy, living in LA.... and a lot more. Shane was a really great guy and talked with me about what its like to work in the porn industry and how to live freely. We had a really great conversation. I'll definitely have him back for a follow up, so if you have any questions you want me to ask him, make sure you add it in the contact box on this page. *NOTE* - I realized after wrapping up that Shane's mic was connected, but not recording. His audio is pulled from my mic, and I apologize, but I'll have him back on for a follow up episode where I promise to make sure his audio is clear. :)

Beer Sessions Radio is in studio with all stars from Sixpoint and Southern Tier, both breweries notably taking part in the upcoming NYC Beer Week and NYC Brewer's Choice. Danny Bruckert from the Sixpoint camp shares his path through the brewery as well as the evolution of Sixpoint's oldest to newest brews, plus some great brewer insight. Shane Henderson from Southern Tier contributes to the discussion as well, while hosts Jimmy Carbone and Anne Becerra sip on a few brews throughout!