Grab your lighters and your tissues 'cause Dr. Zemke is breaking hearts with 'Torch Songs'. Whakarongo mai. 

Today we open the radio portal to Dunedin! Whakarongo mai. 

Jade and Karanama are back! Tune in as they deliver good tunes, and remember how to use the buttons 

The government said children aged five to eleven could soon be eligible for a pediatric version of the Pfizer vaccine before the end of next month, pending Medsafe approval.

Professor Graham Le Gros is an immunologist and the Programme Director of Vaccine Alliance Aotearoa New Zealand and he told Justin it is important for vulnerable young children to get the jab.

On their weekly chat, Justin and Health Minister Andrew Little talked about the traffic light system and the Government's plan for the Omicron variant.

International Desk reports on the unrest in the Solomon Islands.

Justin also talked to Professer Graham Le Gros of the Malaghan Institute on the pediatric Pfizer vaccine.

Producer Joe Wilkins spoke to NZEI's Liam Rutherford on funding for learning support.

He also talked to the New Zealand Initiative's Roger Partridge on changing the way to teach children reading, and the New Zealand Hostel Association chair Brett Duncan on the future of backpacker hostels in New Zealand

International Desk reports on the aftermath of unrest in the Solomon Islands, as New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, and Papua New Guinea deployed peacekeepers.

Justin spoke to Curtin University's Dr Tess Newton Cain about the situation.

Justin spoke to Health Minister Andrew Little about the traffic light system and the government's plan for the Omicron variant.

Justin spoke to Health Minister Andrew Little about the traffic light system and the government's plan for the Omicron variant.

I tēnei ata Professor Jennifer Curtin commentates on politics in Political Commentary; Sam chats about fake meat in Breakfast Food; Billie Rodgers phones up to chat about To The Front and a cool fundraising gig; and James Stutely of How Get is on the line for their new single 'Te Tai Pari'! Whakarongo mai. 

Fake meat with Sam! Yay or nay?