The magical radio portal opens the bFM and Radio One airwaves! Rachel, Zoë, and Jamie share tunes, gig guides, and weather reports. Whakarongo mai! 

Dr. Zemke keeps it in the family this morning with songs from Sibling Bands! Whakarongo mai nei. 

Rod Oram has a chat about our upcoming local elections, the UK PM race, the union movement in the UK as well. Whakarongo mai nei! 

Wednesday airwaves send out a kōrero with the Green Party co-leader in What's Up w/ Marama Davidson, Rob's here for The Mind Trench, Richard Larsen from Crush chats about their gorgeous new release, and Amelia D'Screte serves up a healthy bowl of Word Salad. Whakarongo mai nei! 

Denzel takes over the late morning hours to liven up your Thursdays with an eclectic set of tunes accompanied by some stellar chat and good nostalgic vibrations as he delves into video game soundtrack history to bring everyone’s favorite radio spot ‘video game soundtrack gems.' 

Tuva'a has his weekly catch-up with Labour's Andrew Little. This week they talk about Pharmac funding, and security concerns over Tik Tok.

This week on The Green Desk, Frances talks to Ellie Hooper about Greenpeace's call to back the strongest possible Global Ocean Treaty.

Tuva'a has his weekly catch-up with Labour's Andrew Little. This week they talk about Pharmac funding, and security concerns over Tik Tok.

Welcome to the Thursday Wire! Today, Tuva’a has his regular catch-up with Labour’s Andrew Little, this week talking about security concerns with Tik Tok and a new cystic fibrosis medication. Green Desk is back as always, Frances updates us on the week’s environmental news.

Stella speaks to Associate Professor on veterinary epidemiology Carolyn Gates from Massey University about transmission mechanisms of foot and mouth disease. She also speaks to MPI’s chief veterinary officer Dr Mary Van Alden about what New Zealand’s plan is if the disease were to enter the country.

Stella speaks to the Green party’s spokesperson for education, Teanau Tuiono about the party’s calls for pay parity for early childhood teachers.

We finish the show with Stella chatting to a Research Assistant from the Manalagi Project, Allyssa Verner-Pula, about their work documenting the experiences of the LGBTQ+ Pasifika community in healthcare settings. AUSA provides a written comment about the current voting in student elections.

Thursday dishes up some informative Political Commentary with Rod Oram, media wading on Mediabatt with Tim, and Ange is here to help out with your ailments on Natural Ange. Whakarongo mai nei!