OurActionStation brings you a new petition to condemn violence by Israeli's towards Palestinian worshippers and their holy sites. Charlie spoke to Ahmed Saadeh and Rand Hazou from the Palestine Aotearoa Coordinating Committee speak on what Palestinian's in Israel have been going through, and what New Zealand can do to help.

Jenna dials in with quite a heavy, gripping and gorgeous recommendation, Young Mungo by Douglas Stuart. It's on the shelves now.  Whakarongo mai. 

Unions, masks, and disgusting bathrooms. No issue is too big or small for union representative, Justine. Whakarongo mai! 

Eletrical energy has been harnesed in cars, and now New Zealand wants it in their ferries too. Michael Eaglen, CEO of EV Maritime, speaks with Charlie about the current state of ferry fuels, EV Maritime's project with the government to bring in some eletric ferries the Auckland, and what the future of electric ferries could look like.

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The Monday Wire with Charlie brings you:

The segment in collaboration with OurActionStation is back today, with Ahmed Saadeh and Rand Hazou from the Palestine Aotearoa Coordinating Committee discuss the situation in Israel and their petition to condemn the violence.

Holly Walker, Deputy Executive Director of the Helen Clark Foundation, speaks about their new report based around perinatal mental health concerns.

The Bank of Mum and Dad increases its 'loans' for their children's property purchases. Gemma Rasmussen, Head of Communications and Campaigns at Consumer NZ, spoke on the issue.

EV Maritime are pushing for electrical ferries, and are making progress. We see what CEO of EV Maritime, Michael Eaglen, has to say.

Have a lovely Monday!

Perinatal depression is proving to be a high risk concern in Aotearoa. A new study done into the issue by Holly Walker, Deputy Executive Director of the Helen Clark Foundation, shows that suicide is the leading cause of death for pregnant women and new mums. Charlie spoke with he about the issue, and what can be done to support these women.

The Bank of Mum and Dad is an international concept that means parents are paying out for their children to purchase property. With the housing market seemingly in a constant crisis in Aotearoa, Gemma Rasmussen, Head of Communications and Campaign manager at Consumer NZ, discusses how this concept is affecting New Zealander's.

Our first Monday in a while kicks starts the week with all the usual early-week goodness you know and love. There's some delectable Fashun with Penelope Noir, a gritty yet beautiful book rec on Loose Reads with Jenna, and Justine helps you fight the good fight on Red Dead Redemption. Whakarongo mai! 

Penelope, dressed to theme in Jimmy D's On A Wing And A Beer collection, chats about the most delicious accessory of them all, the baguette. Whakarongo mai!