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General and climate policy insights and climate insurance: Prof Jonathan Boston policy expert and author of "Insuring the Future." Full and short.

Climate update and overview: Prof James Renwick, expert in atmospheric circulation, former IPCC lead author and Climate Change Commissioner. Full audio here Condensed audio here

Ecology and Wide boundary thinking: Dr Mike Joy freshwater ecologist champion of wide-boundary thinking. Full audio here Condensed audio here

Health, society and disaster recovery: Prof Colin Butler has authored over 200 papers, edited four books, and was arrested for climate protests.Full audio here Condensed audio here

Key policy issues, the ETS: Christina Hood is an internationally recognised climate policy and ETS expert, and led the IEA Environment and Climate Change Unit. Audios here and here.

Resilience, energy, systems thinking: Nathan Surendran runs engineering firm Schema, and leads Wise Response, and runs "Energy and Resilience"

Restoring nature, food systems: Simon Millar is CEO of Pure Advantage and led "Our Regenerative Future" and “Recloaking Papatuanuku”

Climate economics and social justice: Shamubeel Eaqub is a respected economist, financial analyst, and presenter, with wide experience including climate and social justice.

Blending climate policy with Mātauranga Māori: Miriana Stephens (Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Ranginui, Ngāti Rārua) is a director of Wakatū Incorporation and spearheaded Tupuna Pono, Being Good Ancestors.

Foresight planning for good climate policy: Victoria Mulligan is a professional futurist and a thought-leader in applying visionary future thinking to issues of the day.

The Reality of Everything: Dr Catherine Knight is an acclaimed researcher and author on people and the environment, including her book and blog "An Uncommon Land,"

The journey to net zero CO2: John Lang, is a barrister, climate communicator, and founder of Kiwis in Climate, Net Zero Tracker, and Climate Trunk.

Young people’s view of climate policy: Lighthouse Aotearoa supports climate-conscious young people to shape a just and sustainable future.

Decarbonising heavy transport: Dave McCoid is Editorial Director of NZ Trucking Media, and a judge for the Truck of the Year Australasia competition.

Integrative approach to decarbonising transport: Peter Olorenshaw is an architect who convenes transport strategy group Nelsust, and engages in climate across transport, energy, and the built environment.

Human values causing climate change: Nadine Hura (Ngāti Hine, Ngāpuhi, Pākehā) is a writer, artist, and activist centred on politics, climate, and social justice.

The politics of climate policy: Hon Lianne Dalziel, MNZM, served 23 years in parliament, including as minister with many portfolios, and as Mayor of Christchurch during the earthquake recovery and mosque shooting tragedy.

Climate-responsible urban design: Timo Neubauer has extensive international Making the built-envornment experience in urban design and is a Tasman District Councillor.

A future-fit built environment: Ben Wareing works remotely for L'OEUF Architects, Montreal, on a variety of pioneering passive-designed development.

The climate crisis and the law: Eliza Prestidge-Oldfield has extensive experience in law and politics and is the legal researcher at the Environmental Law Initiative.

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