# Rebecca Macfie

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Books and Beyond: Literary Lounge: Unintended consequences

Join Ineka and Alison in the Literary Lounge for an episode full of conundra, collective consciousness, rakes, scoundrels and algebra. Yay! Books mentioned in the show can be requested from our catalogue using the links below. Many are also available in multiple formats – check the links to see wha…

EP#168: From disaster to dialogue: crisis, community, and communication

What happens when disaster strikes? In this second-part episode of the GovComms Podcast, crisis communication expert Michael Player shares his experiences managing some of New Zealand’s most significant crises, including the Rena oil spill and Pike River mining disaster. Michael gives us a behind-t…

Rebecca Macfie: Unpacking poverty in Aotearoa

Charities around the country have been reporting increasing levels of families in poverty with no signs of it slowing down.

#21: Poverty by design: Rebecca Macfie on justice, systems, and what needs to change

Video episode available for free on my Substack. What if poverty in New Zealand isn’t accidental — but the result of how our systems are designed? In this episode of the Coherent podcast, I speak with journalist and author Rebecca Macfie about her recent books Hardship and Hope: Stories of Resistan…

The Weekly Hoon: Homelessness, Foreign Policy, the Reality of Everything & the gutting of safety reforms

The podcast above of the weekly ‘Hoon’ webinar for paying subscribers on Thursday night featured co-hosts Bernard Hickey and Peter Bale talking with regular guests Robert Patman & Cathrine Dyer about geopolitics, the economy, climate change and politics. This edition also included discussions with …

In Brief: What’s behind the health and safety reforms nobody wants?

Why is the government pushing health and safety reforms that even many businesses oppose? Journalist Rebecca Macfie joins Public Interest to unpack the coalition's Health and Safety Amendment Bill, the myths about "red tape", and why she believes New Zealand is forgetting the lessons of Pike River.