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

Judith Collins has been rolled as National leader.

Before the news was announced, Justin talked to Auckland University's Dr Lara Greaves on the crisis.

On their weekly chat, Justin and Health Minister Andrew Little talked about his thoughts on the National Party leadership crisis, oximeters at home isolation, and the vaccine mandate's effect on the health system.

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

Justin talked to Health Minister Andrew Little about oximeters at home isolation, the effects of the vaccine mandate, and his thoughts on the National party leadership crisis.

Justin talked to Health Minister Andrew Little about oximeters at home isolation, the effects of the vaccine mandate, and his thoughts on the National party leadership crisis.

I tēnei ata Rachel spoke with Fable about his new EP 'I'll See You In Hawaiki' which comes out tomorrow. Whakarongo mai nei! 

I tēnei ata David Slack keeps us up to date with some Political Commentary; Sam Low chats about knives on Breakfast Food; and the epic Fable phones up for a first spin of one of the tracks off his new EP 'I'll See You In Hawaiki', out tomorrow! Whakarongo mai! 

Chef Knives! The earliest tool known to humanity. Whakarongo mai nei to hear Sam's take.

** Also, here's a follow-up tip from Sam!

"Every air bnb I’ve ever come across have super dull knives and if you’re lucky they might have a knife sharpener if they don’t, use the under side of a ceramic bowl or mug where the rough unglazed part is exposed and sharpen the knife on that!"

David keeps us up to date with the breaking news in the National Party, the new traffic light system, and COP 26. Whakarongo mai! 

Nadja - Sandskin

Prostate cancer is one of the biggest killers of men in New Zealand, a deadly disease that affects 1 in 8 Kiwi men. To raise funds for research and provide support for people impacted by this disease, the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Aotearoa has announced the fifth running of Pedal4Prostate, a cycling fundraiser. This event will be held at Hampton Downs Motorsport Park on March 13, 2022. 

Christina spoke to Prostate Cancer Foundation CEO Peter Dickens about the event, and the work the foundation does to support those affected by prostate cancer.