Rapid antigen testing has been approved for use in the community as we learn to live with Covid-19.

Jessica Hopkins spoke to Associate Professor James Ussher from the University of Otago about how these tests will become widely used in Aotearoa.

Here is that interview...

A group of Auckland University students have created New Zealand Sign Language interactive cards which incorporate Te Reo Maori and English words.

Their aim is to promote the knowledge and use of New Zealand Sign Language within Aotearoa. 

Jessica Hopkins spoke to Harry and Ned from SLICNZ, about how their cards are helping deaf and hard of hearing kids in schools. 

Zac talks us through the SRN Awards Nominees in the lead up to the big night on December 11th! Don't forget to have your say in the People's Choice Award! Exercise your democratic rights yo.

I tēnei ata we touch base with RadioActive's Maggie for The Breakfast Buffet; Dr. Zemke chats Desi-Indie on Travelling Tunes; Dbldbl phones up to chat about their rad new track, 'Big Mike feat. L V J & PollyHill'; Sam's got a fun-trash TV rec on Viewmaster; and Zac Arnold talks us through the SRN Awards nominees! Whakarongo mai! 

Sam's brings in some fun trash. Whakarongo mai nei for his take on the new I Know What You Did Last Summer tv show

Desi-Indie music with Dr. Zemke.

We open the radio portal to Pōneke with Maggie from RadioActive!

Today on the show Jessica Hopkins speaks to Associate Professor James Ussher from the University of Otago about Rapid Antigen testing and University students Harry and Ned about their New Zealand sign language interactive cards.

Producer Ilena speaks to Associate Professor Helen Roberts from the University of Otago School of Business about a study she co-authored into the positive association between women on boards and more women in senior management.

She also spoke to Counsellor Pippa Coom about the Mayoral Conservation Awards which were held online last night, and a recent ground-breaking poll that gathered public opinion on the restoration and conservation of the Hauraki Gulf.

Neighbourhood Watch reports on the COVID-19 situation in South Australia and a controversial religious discrimination bill in Parliament.