Show Notes
Who speaks for Māori on Israel and Palestine?
Dr Sheree Trotter joins Shubz to explain her support for Israel, how her Te Arawa identity shapes her perspective, and why she challenges the settler-colonial label. We discuss Zionism, Palestinian rights, antisemitism and what interviewing Holocaust survivors has taught her.
Then, Meat Workers Union National Secretary Daryl Carran talks about the pressures facing the people behind one of New Zealand’s biggest industries. From uncertain hours and workplace injuries to holiday pay and the impact of possible plant closures — are workers getting a fair deal?
Plus, your comments and Shubz’s take on the issues throughout the show. Have your say below.
CHAPTERS 0:00 Show introduction 5:48 Sheree Trotter — Israel, Māori perspectives and antisemitism 32:14 Show transition and chat interaction 34:03 Daryl Carran — meat workers, pay and conditions 1:00:15 Viewer chat and commentary 1:32:43 Closing thoughts and opinions
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