Jul 20, 2026 · 29 min · 7 segments
Julian Wilcox sits down with Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson to talk about the party's newly announced energy policy ahead of the election. Plus, Ruwani Perera follows up last year's story on…
Marama DavidsonGuest
Julian WilcoxHost
Ruwani Perera
Her courage in sharing her new reality resonated with audiences, not just here, but internationally as well.

Rani Perera revisits Destiny Otine-Rakuraku, following her journey of strength, advocacy, and hope as she turns personal tragedy into a mission to make a difference.
Raise a hand to Destiny.
[instrumental music]

She may no longer live here, but her connection to Aotearoa is stronger than ever.
Good to see you.
I'm so glad that I moved to Australia, but I love being here.
It's good to be home.

Destiny Otine-Rakuraku has returned to the streets of Manurewa for a special mission.
The weather's good.
I'm glad it's not raining.
I'm just in awe of her strength.
She's full of life, and we're here for her, and we're so happy that she's here.
Thank you, guys, everyone, for coming today.
Not just for me, but for the cause of DV.
Papa's gonna do a karakia.
Whakamoemiti tonu atu ana kia koe.
Moa manaakitanga me a matou katoa.
Me a mātou tamariki mokopuna anō hoki.
Nō reira, tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.
Āmihi.
Āmihi.

Her courage in sharing her new reality resonated with audiences, not just here, but internationally as well.

Rani Perera revisits Destiny Otine-Rakuraku, following her journey of strength, advocacy, and hope as she turns personal tragedy into a mission to make a difference.
Raise a hand to Destiny.
[instrumental music]

She may no longer live here, but her connection to Aotearoa is stronger than ever.
Good to see you.
I'm so glad that I moved to Australia, but I love being here.
It's good to be home.

Destiny Otine-Rakuraku has returned to the streets of Manurewa for a special mission.
The weather's good.
I'm glad it's not raining.
I'm just in awe of her strength.
She's full of life, and we're here for her, and we're so happy that she's here.
Thank you, guys, everyone, for coming today.
Not just for me, but for the cause of DV.
Papa's gonna do a karakia.
Whakamoemiti tonu atu ana kia koe.
Moa manaakitanga me a matou katoa.
Me a mātou tamariki mokopuna anō hoki.
Nō reira, tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.
Āmihi.
Āmihi.
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